[Xerte-dev] Re: Adding the html stuff to toolkits

[Pat Lockley]

I love this list - this only came up yesterday

three steps

1) Add the urls to url_library.php and add the call to the url library
function in where ever they are needed
2) Modify the .htaccess file on your site to add the new lines
3) in setup/htaccess.conf add in the new URLs so as to allow for
people when they install (if this option will be installed).

The reason you need two play files is modularisation :)

So the root/play checks to see you can play it, and what type of thing
you are trying to play - then it goes off after the
module/whatever/play file so that can take over the display work, or
tells you to leave/

So you could, if you wanted, using 1.9 build a html player instead of
mixing the two

On Wed, Oct 31, 2012 at 11:51 AM, Fay Cross <Fay.Cross at nottingham.ac.uk> wrote:
> Probably questions for Pat...
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> I’ve just added the html stuff to the Nottingham site for testing.
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> It’s set up so there are preview_html5.php & play_html5.php files that are
> used instead of the normal play/preview.php.  I can view projects by
> changing the urls to include ‘_html5’ e.g.
> http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/toolkits/preview_html5.php?template_id=6280 but
> on the Nottingham site it generally uses the short urls e.g.
> http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/toolkits/play_6280  - how are these done?
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> Also, why are there two play.php and preview.php files? One of each in the
> root and one in modules/xerte.  I know you need both for it to work but why
> aren’t they combined?
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> By the way, I pretty much copied the play/preview files and just changed a
> couple of things for the html versions – there’s possibly stuff in there
> that’s not needed but I didn’t want to mess anything up.  If you want to see
> they’re in the toolkits svn.
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> Thanks
>
> Fay
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