pcplantdb

["John Howe" <warlock@arashi.com>]

Fixed mod_rewrite namespace issue ( note to self: document system setup,
2x ). Authenticated users should be able to add objects now.


> So I have put the latest version of HG out (hg.zip and hg.tar.gz in
> the Documents folder) with only two gaping holes that prohibit a
> functional live demo.  The bugs are a permission one that only allows
> authenticated users any kind of access, including 'viewing' which
> should be allowable anonymously.  I think this one is quite simple.
> The other one looks like a rewrite bug, related to the site setup that
> may be harder to figure out.  The effect of which is that you can't
> add any objects.
>
> On the good side, here is a list of what is there:
>
>   o Basic object management capabilities that keep track of their
>     parents and children.
>
>   o You can create Plant objects that consist only of the name.
>     Although changing info is not currently implemented it would be
>     easy to do so.
>
>   o You can create Comment objects and attach them to other Plant or
>     Comment objects.  Also no editing yet.
>
>   o Basic ZCatalog support for HGObjects allowing searches, but there
>     is not yet a method to transform several words into a valid search
>     query (needs search engine).
>
>   o Easy design path to create numerous other types of HGObjects that
>     include locales, sets, releationships, etc.
>
> Anyway, your current best bet is to download the zip or tar.gz and run
> it / look at it on your home machine because it should work as
> advertised there.  Html documentation is in the html folder, etc.
>
> I'm going to take a little break at the moment to give my brain a
> rest, but I plan on adding in blurbs and bios to the permaculture.info
> site and hopefully crack those two bugs by tomorrow.
>
> Oh, ya.  The live version is at <http://www.permaculture.info/HG/>
>
> --
> Chad Knepp
> perl -e 'print pack"H*","7079674067616c617465612e6f72670a"'
>
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