[Checkins] SVN: zope2book/trunk/ Let's only use one version of spelling website
Hanno Schlichting
plone at hannosch.info
Tue Feb 10 10:01:13 EST 2009
Log message for revision 96387:
Let's only use one version of spelling website
Changed:
U zope2book/trunk/BasicScripting.stx
U zope2book/trunk/CustomZopeObjects.stx
U zope2book/trunk/ExternalTools.stx
U zope2book/trunk/InstallingZope.stx
U zope2book/trunk/OldAdvDTML.stx
U zope2book/trunk/RelationalDatabases.stx
U zope2book/trunk/SimpleExamples.stx
U zope2book/trunk/VirtualHosting.stx
U zope2book/trunk/ZPT.stx
-=-
Modified: zope2book/trunk/BasicScripting.stx
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--- zope2book/trunk/BasicScripting.stx 2009-02-10 14:35:39 UTC (rev 96386)
+++ zope2book/trunk/BasicScripting.stx 2009-02-10 15:01:13 UTC (rev 96387)
@@ -178,7 +178,7 @@
projects.
There are many resources available for learning Python. The python.org
- web site has lots of Python documentation including a
+ website has lots of Python documentation including a
"tutorial":http://www.python.org/doc/current/tut/tut.html by Python's
creator, Guido van Rossum.
@@ -189,7 +189,7 @@
Python comes with a rich set of modules and packages. You can find out
more about the "Python standard
library":http://www.python.org/doc/current/lib/lib.html at the
- python.org web site.
+ python.org website.
Another highly respected source for reference material is *Python
Essential Reference* by David Beazley, published by New Riders.
Modified: zope2book/trunk/CustomZopeObjects.stx
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--- zope2book/trunk/CustomZopeObjects.stx 2009-02-10 14:35:39 UTC (rev 96386)
+++ zope2book/trunk/CustomZopeObjects.stx 2009-02-10 15:01:13 UTC (rev 96387)
@@ -95,7 +95,7 @@
You also need to ensure each exhibit is easy to manage. The
caretakers of the individual exhibits should be the ones providing
information, but none of the Zoo caretakers know much about Zope
- or how to create web sites and you certainly don't want to waste
+ or how to create websites and you certainly don't want to waste
their time making them learn. You just want them to type some
simple information into a form about their topic of interest,
click submit, and walk away.
@@ -749,7 +749,7 @@
presentation methods.
A good example of a presentation method is a DTML Method that
- displays a Zoo Exhibit to your web site viewers. This is often
+ displays a Zoo Exhibit to your website viewers. This is often
called the *public interface* to an object and is usually
associated with the *View* view found on most Zope objects.
Modified: zope2book/trunk/ExternalTools.stx
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--- zope2book/trunk/ExternalTools.stx 2009-02-10 14:35:39 UTC (rev 96386)
+++ zope2book/trunk/ExternalTools.stx 2009-02-10 15:01:13 UTC (rev 96387)
@@ -367,7 +367,7 @@
WebDAV is an extension to the HTTP protocol that provides
features that allow users to concurrently author and edit
- content on web sites. WebDAV offers features like locking,
+ content on websites. WebDAV offers features like locking,
revision control, and the tagging of objects with properties.
Because WebDAV's goals of through the web editing match some
of the goals of Zope, Zope has supported the WebDAV protocol
Modified: zope2book/trunk/InstallingZope.stx
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--- zope2book/trunk/InstallingZope.stx 2009-02-10 14:35:39 UTC (rev 96386)
+++ zope2book/trunk/InstallingZope.stx 2009-02-10 15:01:13 UTC (rev 96387)
@@ -162,7 +162,7 @@
You can obtain detailed instructions for downloading, compiling, and
installing Python from source at the
- "Python.org":http://www.python.org web site. Some Linux
+ "Python.org":http://www.python.org website. Some Linux
distributions ship with a pre-installed Python 2.3, but care
is required when attempting to use a
vendor-installed Python to compile Zope: some of these
Modified: zope2book/trunk/OldAdvDTML.stx
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--- zope2book/trunk/OldAdvDTML.stx 2009-02-10 14:35:39 UTC (rev 96386)
+++ zope2book/trunk/OldAdvDTML.stx 2009-02-10 15:01:13 UTC (rev 96387)
@@ -853,7 +853,7 @@
to be present in all Zope installations and perform the most
common kinds of things. However, it is also possible to add new
tags to a Zope installation. Instructions for doing this are
- provided at the Zope.org web site, along with an interesting set
+ provided at the Zope.org website, along with an interesting set
of contributed DTML tags.
% Anonymous User - Sep. 24, 2002 5:02 pm:
Modified: zope2book/trunk/RelationalDatabases.stx
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--- zope2book/trunk/RelationalDatabases.stx 2009-02-10 14:35:39 UTC (rev 96386)
+++ zope2book/trunk/RelationalDatabases.stx 2009-02-10 15:01:13 UTC (rev 96387)
@@ -410,7 +410,7 @@
*employees* table. You can see all the new employees that you
added. Zope automatically generates this tabular report screen for
you. Next we'll show how you can create your own user interface to
- your Z SQL Methods to integrate them into your web site.
+ your Z SQL Methods to integrate them into your website.
Displaying Results from Z SQL Methods
@@ -942,9 +942,9 @@
Z SQL can acquire information from other objects and be used to
modify the SQL query. Consider the below figure, which shows a
- collection of Folders in a organization's web site.
+ collection of Folders in a organization's website.
- "Folder structure of an organizational web site":img:17-6:Figures/10-7.png
+ "Folder structure of an organizational website":img:17-6:Figures/10-7.png
Suppose each department folder has a *department_id* string
property that identifies the accounting ledger id for that
Modified: zope2book/trunk/SimpleExamples.stx
===================================================================
--- zope2book/trunk/SimpleExamples.stx 2009-02-10 14:35:39 UTC (rev 96386)
+++ zope2book/trunk/SimpleExamples.stx 2009-02-10 15:01:13 UTC (rev 96387)
@@ -7,10 +7,10 @@
This chapter will take you, step by step, through building a basic web
application in Zope. As we go through the chapter, we will examine some of
Zope's main concepts at work. Using Zope *Folder*, *Script (Python)*, and
- *Page Template* objects, we'll create a simple web site for an imaginary
+ *Page Template* objects, we'll create a simple website for an imaginary
zoo: the "Zope Zoo", of course!
- We will develop the web site as a Zope "instance-space" application. A
+ We will develop the website as a Zope "instance-space" application. A
discussion of instance space is at the end of this chapter, but for now it
is enough to know that instance-space applications are the easiest and
fastest kind to build, because we can do everything in our favorite web
@@ -19,8 +19,8 @@
Goals for the Zope Zoo Web Site
As with any project, we first need to clarify our goals for the Zope Zoo
- application. The application's primary goal is to create a web site for
- the world-renowned Zope Zoo. Furthermore, we want to make the web site
+ application. The application's primary goal is to create a website for
+ the world-renowned Zope Zoo. Furthermore, we want to make the website
easy to use and manage. Here are some things we'll do:
o Enable web users to navigate the site easily, as if they were moving
@@ -29,10 +29,10 @@
o Keep all our shared web layout tools, like a Cascading Style Sheet
(CSS), in a single, easy-to-manage location.
- o Design the web site so that future site-wide changes are quick and easy
+ o Design the website so that future site-wide changes are quick and easy
to implement.
- o Take advantage of Zope to create a dynamic web site in which web pages
+ o Take advantage of Zope to create a dynamic website in which web pages
build themselves "on the fly" when requested so that they are always up
to date.
@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@
add and edit invoices, as well as the actual data of the invoices. The
*Invoices* folder thus becomes a small Zope application.
- We begin building our Zope Zoo web site application by creating a Zope
+ We begin building our Zope Zoo website application by creating a Zope
*Folder* object to hold it all together in one place.
Step 1: Create *ZopeZoo* Folder
@@ -79,7 +79,7 @@
Designing a Navigable Zoo
- One of our goals is to enable easy user movement around the web site. A
+ One of our goals is to enable easy user movement around the website. A
key to this easy movement is a navigation interface that is consistent
among the site's pages. In other words, every web page in the site should
present a similar set of hyperlinks, in a similar place on the page, on
@@ -92,9 +92,9 @@
navigation links.
First, let's define the site structure. If the Zope Zoo was real, we
- might model the web site's organization on the zoo's physical or logical
+ might model the website's organization on the zoo's physical or logical
design. For our purposes, we will pretend that the zoo houses three
- classes of animals. We'll organize the web site by adding folders inside
+ classes of animals. We'll organize the website by adding folders inside
our *ZopeZoo* folder.
Step 2: Create Site Organization
@@ -128,7 +128,7 @@
Step 3: Create the Style Sheet
- 1. Go to the top level of our zoo web site, the *ZopeZoo* folder.
+ 1. Go to the top level of our zoo website, the *ZopeZoo* folder.
2. Select *File* from the *Add* list.
@@ -489,7 +489,7 @@
Creating a File Library
- File libraries are common on web sites since many sites distribute files
+ File libraries are common on websites since many sites distribute files
of some sort. The old fashioned way to create a file library is to upload
your files, then create a web page that contains links to those files.
With Zope you can dynamically create links to files. When you upload,
@@ -894,7 +894,7 @@
guest book a reasonable format may be the RSS (Rich Site Summary) XML
format. RSS is a format developed by Netscape for its
*my.netscape.com* site, which has since gained popularity among
- other web logs and news sites. The Zope.org web site uses DTML to
+ other web logs and news sites. The Zope.org website uses DTML to
build a dynamic RSS document.
Congratulations! You've XML-enabled your guest book in just a
@@ -963,7 +963,7 @@
This chapter shows how simple web applications can be made. Zope
has many more features in addition to these, but these simple
examples should get you started on create well managed, complex
- web sites.
+ websites.
In the next chapter, we'll see how the Zope security system lets
Zope work with many different users at the same time and allows
Modified: zope2book/trunk/VirtualHosting.stx
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--- zope2book/trunk/VirtualHosting.stx 2009-02-10 14:35:39 UTC (rev 96386)
+++ zope2book/trunk/VirtualHosting.stx 2009-02-10 15:01:13 UTC (rev 96387)
@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
Zope comes with two objects that help you do virtual hosting,
*SiteRoot* and *Virtual Host Monster*. Virtual hosting is a way to
- serve many web sites with one Zope server.
+ serve many websites with one Zope server.
*SiteRoot*s are an artifact of an older generation of Zope virtual
hosting services that are only retained in current Zope versions
Modified: zope2book/trunk/ZPT.stx
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--- zope2book/trunk/ZPT.stx 2009-02-10 14:35:39 UTC (rev 96386)
+++ zope2book/trunk/ZPT.stx 2009-02-10 15:01:13 UTC (rev 96387)
@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@
in an application.
In this chapter, you'll learn the basic features of *Page Templates*,
- including how you can use them in your web site to create dynamic web pages
+ including how you can use them in your website to create dynamic web pages
easily. The next chapter walks you through a "hands on" example showing how
to build a Zope web application using scripts and *Page Templates*. In the
chapter entitled "Advanced Page Templates":AdvZPT.stx, you'll learn about
@@ -610,7 +610,7 @@
For example, with *Page Templates*, you can have a site that has a
standard look and feel. No matter what the "content" of a page, it will
have a standard header, side-bar, footer, and/or other page elements.
- This is a very common requirement for web sites.
+ This is a very common requirement for websites.
You can reuse presentation elements across pages with *macros*. Macros
define a section of a page that can be reused in other pages. A macro can
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