[tpm] Site updates: help required

[Mark Jubenville]

I will take care of this in one way or another.

Either that or I'll just be showing up in December since apparently 
that's our next meeting =)

On 13-07-03 07:31 AM, Mike Stok wrote:
> On 2013-07-03, at 12:19 AM, Olaf Alders <olaf.alders at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> I've just updated the site with the scheduled talks for 2013.  Here are the weak points:
>>
>> The meetings proper:
>>
>> 1) Still waiting back for a confirmation from Jordan + synopsis of Michelle's talk in July
>> 2) Still waiting for confirmation of a Damian talk in August
>> 3) If you're giving a lightning talk, please fill in your talk's topic as it comes to you
>> 4) The October meeting would normally fall on the 31st, but Hallowe'en seems like a really inconvenient night, so I've moved the meeting to the week before as a pre-emptive measure.  We can always move it back to the 31st if that's what people want to do
>> 5) I don't have a synopsis for Tom's talk in October.  Tom, could you add that to the web site and push it to Github?  Let me know when it's done and I'll deploy the changes.
>>
>> The web site:
>>
>> 1) It's not obvious to me how hrefs are supposed to work.  You can see here when the XML is parsed that it moves the embedded link to the beginning of the HTML: http://to.pm.org/meetings/44/  i.e., it moves it outside of the <content> tags.
>>
>> 2) The app assumes that we'll never have it together enough to plan more than one meeting, so the last meeting is what it assumes is the upcoming one.  So, the site currently lists the December social as our upcoming meeting
> What I did with the old site was to re-generate the site after each meeting and each update, and my way of selecting the appropriate meeting to feature was to pick the next meeting from "now", or if there wasn't one then use the most recent one.
>
> Of course that was very twentieth century, these days smart young kids would probably have something like a Star Wars crawl generated by javascript (or dart) and it would call back to the web site to get the json for the meetings every now and then, and as people moved the cursor over meetings the details would float up or dissolve in... a simple matter of programming ;-)
>
>> I've already spent a great deal of time just filling in the talk info (thought it would be easier).  If anyone could help troubleshooting + updating content, that would be great.
>>
>> Olaf
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