After Prof. Fulton posted a revised set of instructions, I had no problem downloading and installing tinyMCE and the WYSIWYG feature. I have added the capability of readers' comments and an ability to readers to post images. The date module was a lot harder, though. I still haven't figured out how to activate the "Date API" but I have had to move on to get started with the DSPace project. Overall, I think I am finally starting to comprehend the spoon fed Linux we have been using. I am now beginning to get the vocabulary but not so much the syntax of Linux, i.e. I am starting to understand the commands we give but if I were required to write my own commands, I would need to heavily rely on commands we have given in the past and I'd need to use trial and error to see if my modifications would work. So, gee, I think I only need to work on LAMP tech for another year and a half to six or seven years straight before this stuff sinks in.
Saturday, February 28, 2015
Unit 5 Update!
After Prof. Fulton posted a revised set of instructions, I had no problem downloading and installing tinyMCE and the WYSIWYG feature. I have added the capability of readers' comments and an ability to readers to post images. The date module was a lot harder, though. I still haven't figured out how to activate the "Date API" but I have had to move on to get started with the DSPace project. Overall, I think I am finally starting to comprehend the spoon fed Linux we have been using. I am now beginning to get the vocabulary but not so much the syntax of Linux, i.e. I am starting to understand the commands we give but if I were required to write my own commands, I would need to heavily rely on commands we have given in the past and I'd need to use trial and error to see if my modifications would work. So, gee, I think I only need to work on LAMP tech for another year and a half to six or seven years straight before this stuff sinks in.
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