Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of ProjectSpecificPrefs

Timestamp:

Jul 20, 2007, 7:01:42 PM (17 years ago)

Author:

Nicolas

Comment:

Formatting

ProjectSpecificPrefs

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 = Project-specific preferences =
 
-You can provide users with a set of project-specific preferences,
-controlled via a web interface.
-These preferences are stored in XML, in a field of the user table.
-You determine the structure of this XML, and what it's used for.
-On the client, the XML is passed to your application in
-the [BasicApi#Communicatingwiththecoreclient APP_INIT_DATA structure].
+You can provide users with a set of project-specific preferences, controlled via a web interface. These preferences are stored in XML, in a field of the user table. You determine the structure of this XML, and what it's used for. On the client, the XML is passed to your application in the [BasicApi#Communicatingwiththecoreclient APP_INIT_DATA structure].
 
 Examples of project-specific preferences include:
 
  * Graphics preferences: e.g., color scheme.
- * Application selection: you can allow users to select
- which of your applications they will be sent work for.
- This is described [AppFiltering here].
+ * Application selection: you can allow users to select which of your applications they will be sent work for. This is described [AppFiltering here].
 
-The PHP code that allows users to edit their project-specific preferences
-is in html/project/project_specific_prefs.inc.
-When you create your project, this is initialized to sample code.
-To create your own project-specific preferences, edit this file
+The PHP code that allows users to edit their project-specific preferences is in `html/project/project_specific_prefs.inc`. When you create your project, this is initialized to sample code. To create your own project-specific preferences, edit this file
 (and keep it under SVN or CVS somewhere).
 The functions you must supply are:
 
- * project_specific_prefs_edit()
- * project_specific_prefs_parse_form()
- * project_specific_prefs_show()
- * project_specific_prefs_parse()
+ * `project_specific_prefs_edit()`
+ * `project_specific_prefs_parse_form()`
+ * `project_specific_prefs_show()`
+ * `project_specific_prefs_parse()`
 
 The sample code provides a working example.