Developers of Sympa

[Olivier Salaun - CRU <address@concealed>]

Adam Bernstein wrote:
> I'm trying to change the format of the menus for list settings, and
> can't quite figure out where the actual printing of menu options (ie. 
> available scenarii for a given setting) is done in wwsympa.fcgi.  I
> think _prepare_data() is the closest I can find, but either I can't
> decipher it or it's not quite the right place.
>
> I want to remove the raw scenario name (like (editorkey) in "Moderated
> (editorkey)") from the menu choices, because it's just confusing to
> normal users; the list of choices is already confusing enough.  

This is defined in edit_list_request.us.tpl :
        <!-- Single params -->
            <DD>
            [IF p->type=scenario]
            <!-- Scenario -->
              [IF p->may_edit=write]
                <SELECT NAME="single_param.[p->name].name">
                  [FOREACH scenario IN p->value]
                  <OPTION VALUE="[scenario->name]"
                     [IF scenario->selected=1]
                        SELECTED
                     [ENDIF]
(*)==>     >[scenario->title] ([scenario->name])
                  [END]
                </SELECT>
              [ELSIF p->may_edit=read]
                [FOREACH scenario IN p->value]
                  [IF scenario->selected=1]
                    [scenario->title] ([scenario->name])
                  [ENDIF]
                [END]
              [ENDIF]

> I sure am looking forward to that revised Web UI, and I hope it will take 
> the form of a few questions like "Do you want list messages moderated?" 
> and "Do you want to require a confirmation step for each posting?" and 
> "Do you want non-subscribers' messages to be rejected or moderated?", 
> which are combined into the equivalent of a scenario, instead of having a 
> menu with a separate setting (scenario) for every possible combination of 
> options.  But I'm digressing.

This is not part of the next Web UI ; for this we need a web scenarios editor 
;
anyone willing to work on this topic ? seriously.

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Olivier Salaun
Comite Reseau des Universites