locales : if the package needs a specific version, shouldn't we have a "require" tag in the .info ? Or maybe use a catalog in the package, so it is acs-version independant ?
apm_parameter : I thought (for the name) that it was related to the instalation parameters of the packages ? Anyway the concept behind the tabs is to review the whole navigation logic for the dotlrn. This is what I insisted for Rafael to start this thread : this is not only adding some links or tabs, to is reviewing (and simplifying whenever possible) the navigation through the dotlrn system. I honestly think that before starting writing any piece of code, I should have come and start a complete debate with the dotlrn community about what things and how we can do it. Not every one of us is looking for the same things, and before coding all our different thinkings, we should agree on what we want, should we ?
community_tab : An excellent remark from my girlfriend : there is already the community written : in the "where_you_are" links. But we can certainly improve this display ? Otherwise I can just add it on top of the tabs (top left, just below the where_you_are section).
navbar_list: I understood that for the next release the dotlrn will still use openacs 5.1 because it has not been fuly tested on 5.2 ? Did I miss something ?
login/logout tabs : They are in the "make_navbar_p" section. My understanding (although I didn't look for what was setting this boolean) is that it creates a navbar only when user is logged in ? (for the 2 months I'm working with the dotlrn, this is what I saw)
menubar : yes, the one below the tabs. It does make sense if you understand my feeling about what user should see. I can not improve the core-openacs, because I'm too young in that software. However, the best I can bring into this community IS my youth 😊 I can tell you all my feelings as a new user, all the problems I encounter, and what I expected. hen we can discuss about what you wanted to show and to do. But only if you want to make the software easier for newcomers. If you think you don't need that, or that newcomers will become strong after a few months, and this is a lose of time to simplify it, I will just shut up my feelings ...
Jeremy
