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Time | Nick | Message |
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19:42 | shaun | russ: i can't stay, but can you try to be around at about 9:00 AM your time tomorrow please? i have html and css all ready to rock |
01:37 | thd- | russ: Do you have a tentative stylesheet for website submissions? |
02:33 | paul_away | tada... paul, le retour... |
02:34 | hdl_away | bonjour paul. |
02:46 | thd- | welcome back paul |
02:46 | good morning hdl | |
02:46 | paul | (on phone) |
02:47 | hdl | hi thd. |
02:48 | thd- | hdl: I have noticed an issue for unicode Koha. |
02:48 | Sylvain | hi |
02:48 | hdl | hi sylvain. |
02:49 | thd- wihch one ? | |
02:49 | thd- | hello Sylvain |
02:50 | hdl: MS Windows users cannot type in UTF-8 for the Koha editor, only UTF-7 or UTF-16 if using unicode under Windows. | |
02:54 | hdl | owen spoke about this issue for OPAC. |
02:55 | I don't think that it should be a real issue if server and librarian are on a Linux Box, with firefox, which is the advised conf. | |
02:55 | thd- | hdl: This seems also to be an issue for the intranet as far as the record editor is concerned. |
02:56 | hdl: If the librarian is on a linux box with a UTF-8 local setting there is no problem. | |
02:57 | hdl | If librarians must work under Windows, sure. |
02:57 | thd- | hdl: However, cataloguers would be prevented form using Windows boxes with Firefox. |
02:57 | hdl | But they can be advised to work on a "FREE" System, since when they ask for KOHA they also ask for advice. |
02:58 | thd- | hdl: They may not always be happy to change their OS just to use Koha. |
02:59 | hdl | If they already have an OS... |
02:59 | But they can be haooy to change computers :P | |
02:59 | Then Charset Encoding could/should be checked BEFORE processing the modify/save... | |
03:00 | thd- | hdl: One of the great advantages of Koha is that the server can be remote so as long as the librarians have at least a Mozilla browser installed. |
03:00 | hdl | But that is for version 3.0 |
03:01 | As far as current version is concerned, it is not FULL UTF-8... :) | |
03:01 | thd- | hdl: Version 3.0 for you, version 2.2.X for a solution that I am working on. |
03:02 | hdl | Have you given a try to Turkish Hack ? |
03:03 | thd- | hdl: Has the Turkish hack posted anything other than some Turkish character set mappings? |
03:03 | hdl | They spoke about their experience with UTF-8 on koha-devel. |
03:04 | So I think it is quite general. | |
03:04 | thd- | hdl: Exactly, but they have not yet posted code changes. |
03:05 | hdl | No.... But they can be asked. ;) |
03:06 | You can also look HTTP header to know wich cher set is used on the page or which OS the code comes from... And use | |
03:06 | a type a transcoding code. | |
03:07 | using Encode PERL package. | |
03:11 | thd- | hdl: I spoke with ambrose on #koha a week ago about problems that he was having with a user for whom he had converted Koha to UTF-8. |
03:13 | hdl: ambrose had not determined whether the problems were client configuration related or Koha related. | |
03:18 | hdl: ambrose had written C4::Interface::CGI::Output.pm originally, but had not determined what the problem was in this case. | |
03:21 | shaun: Do you have a tentative CSS that I can use for aiding the writing of content for koha.org? | |
03:23 | shaun | thd-: good point, I was going to talk to you about that - I was planning on doing it the other way round;where the css is applied to the content rather than tthe content being placed into the full site |
03:26 | i have a rough template for the faq section and can send you everything inside the content frame, but the css won't be available until i've checked it with russ (9PM GMT today) | |
03:28 | as for features: how are you doing with those pages? i would be happy to work alongside you and any other writers to make the inside page look good within my design | |
03:30 | thd- | shaun: I a had originally hoped that kados had already partly written the features in another form for his submission to the forthcoming Computers in Libraries issue on the ILS. |
03:35 | shaun: Unfortunately, the questionnaire that kados had answered was much less featurefull than I had hoped. So I am writing my own feature outline. | |
03:37 | shaun: I am not at home for another day or so. When I return. I will have access to my own computer. Poor connectivity does not allow me remote access. | |
03:49 | hdl: I try to find the email address for ambrose, yet Sourceforge keeps timing out :( | |
08:14 | Sylvain | does someone know if it's possible to send a mail when a book that's been reserved is free ? |
08:14 | paul | (but not sure) |
08:15 | hello anyway, i'm back on my computer. | |
08:15 | Sylvain | ah, paul, je t'avais pas vu, bonnes vacances ? |
08:15 | paul | 15 days without any web access. Nice time |
08:15 | (really ;-) ) | |
08:24 | kados | hi paul |
08:24 | welcome back! | |
08:24 | paul | hi joshua |
08:24 | thanks | |
08:25 | during my holidays : trip confirmed to burkina faso + a new invitation to madagascar... | |
08:25 | kados | really? |
08:25 | paul | really what ? the move ? no |
08:25 | kados | ah h:-) |
08:26 | paul | the invitation to madagascar yes |
09:44 | hi owen. Happy to be back | |
09:44 | owen | Hi paul |
09:46 | osmoze | bonsoir Paul, alors ca y est, c est reparti ;) |
09:48 | paul | vivi |
09:55 | kados | morning tim |
10:02 | tim | g'morning kados |
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