The Open Guide to London: the free London guide - Differences between Version 20 and Version 1 of Bug Reports
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| ''Please use [http://rt.cpan.org/NoAuth/Bugs.html?Dist=OpenGuides the CPAN Request Tracker page for OpenGuides] to tell us about any problems you notice with the new [http://openguides.org/ OpenGuides] software.'' |
''Please use this page to tell us about any problems you notice with the new [http://openguides.org/ OpenGuides] software.'' |
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''If you have an idea for something the Guide might benefit from, post to the [[Mailing Lists|openguides-dev list]] about it, or mention it in [[Feature Requests]], although the former is preferred.'' === Non-issues === Please do not create new RT tickets for the following, which are not bugs. * Upgrade artefacts - the process of switching from a freeform database to a structured one has left a scattering of misplaced data around the Guide. Please help us out by fixing any instances you notice of the following: ** A few pages have duplicate metadata (address, categories, etc) or it's in the "Content" section rather than the appropriate ones. ** Locales are now distinct from categories, but there are some instances where pages are referring to locales as if they are categories. * Variations in punctuation and spelling in category names leads to a few apparent anomalies. These anomalies will be corrected and standardised as and when we find them. |
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Please use this page to tell us about any problems you notice with the new OpenGuides software.
- The software allows one to edit the page, but the editing box has to be scrolled horizontally as well as vertically (at least in some browsers). This can be remedied by adding wrap=soft to the textarea definition.
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