Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of WebConfig

Timestamp:

Apr 25, 2007, 9:01:50 AM (17 years ago)

Author:

Nicolas

Comment:

Required manual changes to automatic conversion.

WebConfig

@@ -1 +1 @@
 = Web site overview =
 
-
 == Customizing the default web site ==
- When you create a BOINC project using [http://boinc.berkeley.edu/make_project.php make_project], a web site is created for you. This consists of a front page (html/user/index.php), which links to pages where users can log in, edit preferences, create profiles, and so on.
+When you create a BOINC project using [http://boinc.berkeley.edu/make_project.php make_project], a web site is created for you. This consists of a front page (html/user/index.php), which links to pages where users can log in, edit preferences, create profiles, and so on.
 
 Before your project goes public, you'll want to change this web site by adding content specific to your project, and by giving the web site a graphical identity specific to your project. Make sure you do a good job; your web site has a large impact on your project's ability to [http://boinc.berkeley.edu/recruit.php recruit and retain participants].
@@ -9 +8 @@
 Some of this customization can be done by editing the main page (index.php) and the stylesheet (white.css). Other aspects are changed using a configuration file, described below.
 
-
 == Web configuration file ==
- The file 'html/project/project.inc' serves as a configuration file for your web site. It exists in a separate directory (html/project) so that you can put this directory under CVS and put all project-specific web files there (create symbolic links from html/inc and html/user).
+The file 'html/project/project.inc' serves as a configuration file for your web site. It exists in a separate directory (html/project) so that you can put this directory under CVS and put all project-specific web files there (create symbolic links from html/inc and html/user).
 
 project.inc is generated by [http://boinc.berkeley.edu/make_project.php make_project] with default values. It includes constants:
-
-
 
  '''PROJECT'''::
@@ -28 +24 @@
         Name of copyright holder
  '''SYS_ADMIN_EMAIL'''::
-        Users are directed here if they     have complaints about message-board moderation.     Also, messages about user-of-the-day running low are sent here.
+        Users are directed here if they  have complaints about message-board moderation. Also, messages about user-of-the-day running low are sent here.
  '''FORUM_MODERATION_EMAIL_USER_ID'''::
         Moderation-related emails (such as user complaints) are sent here.
  '''INVITE_CODES'''::
-        regular expression used for     [http://boinc.berkeley.edu/account_control.php controlling account creation].
+        regular expression used for [http://boinc.berkeley.edu/account_control.php controlling account creation].
  '''EMAIL_FROM'''::
         'from' address for emails
  '''EMAIL_FROM_NAME'''::
         'from' name for emails
+
 and functions:
-
-
 
  '''project_banner()'''::
@@ -55 +50 @@
  '''project_user_page_private()'''::
         prints project-specific text on private user page
+
 and variables:
 
-
-
  '''USE_PHPMAILER'''::
-        Set to true if you use     [http://phpmailer.sourceforge.net/ PHPMailer].     In this case you must download PHPMailer and put it     (i.e. the directory 'phpmailer') in your html/inc directory.
+        Set to true if you use [http://phpmailer.sourceforge.net/ PHPMailer]. In this case you must download PHPMailer and put it (i.e. the directory 'phpmailer') in your html/inc directory.
  '''PHPMAILER_HOST'''::
-        The Host argument to PHPMailer; typically a semicolon-separated list     of SMTP servers.
+        The Host argument to PHPMailer; typically a semicolon-separated list of SMTP servers.
  '''PHPMAIL_MAILER'''::
         The Mailer argument to PHPMailer; typically 'sendmail', 'mail', or 'smtp'.
-
-