This is not necessarily the current version of this TIP.This is not necessarily the current version of this TIP.
| TIP: | 10000 |
| Title: | Dummy Proposal for Testing Editing Interfaces |
| Version: | $Revision: 1.38 $ |
| Authors: |
Don Porter <dgp at users dot sourceforge dot net> nobody at nowhere dot com Andreas Kupries <akupries at westend dot com> Donal K. Fellows <fellowsd at cs dot man dot ac dot uk> Andreas Kupries <a dot kupries at westend dot com> Don Porter <dgp at cam dot nist dot gov> Don Porter <d dot porter at ieee dot org> dgp at user dot sourceforge dot net d dot porter at computer dot org |
| State: | Draft |
| Type: | Informative |
| Vote: | Pending |
| Created: | Sunday, 03 December 2000 |
This proposal has no content. It exists only to provide a document on which testing of and practice using of the TIP editing interfaces can take place.
This document serves a purpose similar to the Graffiti page (http://purl.org/thecliff/tcl/wiki/34.html) at the Tcl'ers Wiki (http://purl.org/thecliff/tcl/wiki/).
It will also be useful for testing the web editing interface proposed in TIP #13.
Some browsers are spinning their wheels after submission... one...
Checking fix for missing Abstract after adding a new Author.
See if additional HTTP headers help...
Attempt to add a new section via the web interface (in a frame).
Are anonymous changes possible?
<Andreas Kupries> Just my first try at the new web editing interface for TIPs.
Hm ... Maybe we could add a direct reference to TIP #3 to the edit page for easy/quick lookup of the formatting (rules|definition). It should open into its own window, immediately, when following the link.
I miss a button or some such which allows me to enter a new TIP. Currently it seems as if I can just edit an existing document.
More: After submitting the changes I had to explicitly reload the TIP frame to see my changes. This is most likely a browser problem, but I think we should add a note to the edit page about this, or people might assume that their changes were lost in some way, and perceive the service as unreliable.
That's it for now. ... I'll add the same comments to TIP #13, they belong there more than here. </Andreas Kupries>
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This is not necessarily the current version of this TIP.