[TYPO3-hci] list view in 4.2 - 1024px screen res

[Krystian Szymukowicz]

Martin Kutschker pisze:
> Krystian Szymukowicz schrieb:
>> Martin Kutschker wrote:
>>> Krystian Szymukowicz schrieb:
>>>> Dmitry Dulepov [typo3] wrote:
>>>>> Ernesto Baschny [cron IT] wrote:
>>>>>> We could have a extension called "t3hci43" that would be the "work 
>>>>>> in progress" of the HCI team for the new 4.3 UI, consisting of 
>>>>>> XCLASSes on 4.2 classes for now. This would make it possible to 
>>>>>> test the new usability concepts in a bigger field than having a 
>>>>>> branch or some other "techie" way to patch the 4.2 installation to 
>>>>>> get the new stuff.
>>>>>
>>>>> Why XCLASS? We could talk about a branch for such development and 
>>>>> merge it from time to time (freezing it to evaluate of we can merge 
>>>>> and unfreeze for further development).
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> I think more people would test the changes if it is an simple xclass 
>>>> extension.
>>>
>>> The branch could be either released as a source tar covering the 
>>> complete source files or as an archive containing only the files that 
>>> are different to 4.2.x.
>>>
>>
>> That solve the issue then.
>>
>> But we need a second archive with original files to fast revert the 
>> changes.
>>
>>
>> What about extension with 2 zip files:
>> - One containing files changed
>> - Second containing original files from 4.2
> 
> The full source version is easy to handle. Simply change the symlink to 
> the sources as usual during an upgrade. So you can change any time 
> without hassle.
> 

Sorry - I probably do not get it right but do you suggest to make an 
extension that will require existence of two full source code at 
production server, then overwrite one of them with trunk diff files and 
change a symlinks?

Remember that is has to be an easy task for average TYPO3 user and be 
done really fast.


 >> What about extension with 2 zip files:
 >> - One containing files changed
 >> - Second containing original files from 4.2
I was wrong here of course - the second file is not necessary. Extension 
can backup the files that will be overwritten.

--
grtz
Krystian