Hi folks. I have been trying to use Quanta (http://quanta.sourceforge.net/) as an editor do manipulate remote (and not so remote) websites via FTP and DAV but had only minimal success with Zope. It seems to confuse path elements both under FTP and DAV. Apart of that, it seems to be an impressive web tool. Is anyone in touch with the Quanta development team as to identify this problem? Am I the first? Cheers
What about contacting the developers directly or submiting a bug report ? -aj --On Montag, 7. April 2003 16:55 Uhr -0300 "\"Ricardo L. A. Bánffy\"" <rbanffy@utopia.com.br> wrote:
Hi folks.
I have been trying to use Quanta (http://quanta.sourceforge.net/) as an editor do manipulate remote (and not so remote) websites via FTP and DAV but had only minimal success with Zope. It seems to confuse path elements both under FTP and DAV. Apart of that, it seems to be an impressive web tool.
Is anyone in touch with the Quanta development team as to identify this problem?
Am I the first?
Cheers
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I was able to help another user get quanta to play with external editor. Once setup it seemed to work swimmingly, other than a couple of minor bugs in quantas command line handling (it seems to ignore certain command line options it says it excepts). -Casey On Monday 07 April 2003 03:55 pm, "Ricardo L. A. Bánffy" wrote:
Hi folks.
I have been trying to use Quanta (http://quanta.sourceforge.net/) as an editor do manipulate remote (and not so remote) websites via FTP and DAV but had only minimal success with Zope. It seems to confuse path elements both under FTP and DAV. Apart of that, it seems to be an impressive web tool.
Is anyone in touch with the Quanta development team as to identify this problem?
Am I the first?
Cheers
Casey Duncan wrote:
I was able to help another user get quanta to play with external editor. Once setup it seemed to work swimmingly, other than a couple of minor bugs in quantas command line handling (it seems to ignore certain command line options it says it excepts).
It's interesting because it contrasts sharply from what I experienced. I could upload something I did locally but always failed to edit any remote object, with or without extention, because of the path element confusion. It could be handy if someone who succeeded would put up a how-to on Zope and Quanta. In the meantime, I may put up a how-not-to describing my failures so, maybe, someone can point what I did wrong. As for the external editor, I guess they should (and I will suggest that formally, if nobody did that before) make a "this is the editor you will call when you can't figure out what it is" option. Dreamwrecker always drove me crazy with the "can't edit it if I don't know what it is" attitude.
On Monday 07 April 2003 09:45 pm, "Ricardo L. A. Bánffy" wrote:
Casey Duncan wrote:
I was able to help another user get quanta to play with external editor. Once setup it seemed to work swimmingly, other than a couple of minor bugs in quantas command line handling (it seems to ignore certain command line options it says it excepts).
It's interesting because it contrasts sharply from what I experienced. I could upload something I did locally but always failed to edit any remote object, with or without extention, because of the path element confusion. It could be handy if someone who succeeded would put up a how-to on Zope and Quanta. In the meantime, I may put up a how-not-to describing my failures so, maybe, someone can point what I did wrong.
As for the external editor, I guess they should (and I will suggest that formally, if nobody did that before) make a "this is the editor you will call when you can't figure out what it is" option.
They would be me ;^) There is such and option: [general] editor = /path/to/editor For quanta it should probably go under: [content-type:text/*] editor = /path/to/quanta hth, -Casey
Em Terça, 8 de Abril de 2003 02:45, "Ricardo L. A. Bánffy" escreveu:
It's interesting because it contrasts sharply from what I experienced. I could upload something I did locally but always failed to edit any remote object, with or without extention, because of the path element confusion. It could be handy if someone who succeeded would put up a how-to on Zope and Quanta. In the meantime, I may put up a how-not-to describing my failures so, maybe, someone can point what I did wrong.
I work a lot with zope end Quanta, but I always edit the file on my local filesystem and the upload them by FTP (quanta's "upload project") to Zope. I've never really tried to open files directly by FTP. Nuno
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