From f7e7a923aca8be643f9ae6f7252f9fb27b3d2c3b Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Timothy Pearson Date: Sat, 3 Dec 2011 11:05:10 -0600 Subject: Second part of prior commit --- .../docs/tdewebdev/quanta/quanta-projects.docbook | 624 +++++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 624 insertions(+) create mode 100644 tde-i18n-fr/docs/tdewebdev/quanta/quanta-projects.docbook (limited to 'tde-i18n-fr/docs/tdewebdev/quanta/quanta-projects.docbook') diff --git a/tde-i18n-fr/docs/tdewebdev/quanta/quanta-projects.docbook b/tde-i18n-fr/docs/tdewebdev/quanta/quanta-projects.docbook new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..04622854997 --- /dev/null +++ b/tde-i18n-fr/docs/tdewebdev/quanta/quanta-projects.docbook @@ -0,0 +1,624 @@ + + + + +Projects + + +Robert +Nickel + +
robert@artnickel.com
+ + + + +Christopher +Hornbaker + +
chrishornbaker@earthlink.net
+ +Reviewer + + + +Fabrice +Mous + +
fabrice@kde.nl
+ +Reviewer + + + + + + + +Projects + + +New Projects + + +The &quantaplus; project wizard +( +Project +New Project +) makes project creation an easy task. + + + + + + +The Project Wizard. + + + +The fields are pretty straight forward. It is best to fill them in from +top to bottom. Filling in a project name will autocomplete all the +folder structure for the rest of the project. All of the paths and +author information fields can be configured later on clicking + + +F7 + +Project +Project Options +. + + + +General Project Settings + +Name + + +Here you fill in the name for your project. For example, we will call ours +foo. When you fill in +Name, File is filled out for +you automatically. + + + + + +File + + +This is the name of the &quantaplus; project file. By default, it is the +name of your project, but in lowercase letters and without spaces. It +uses the extension webprj (&pex; +foo.webprj). This file is stored in the root of the +project's Main Folder. + + + + + + + +Server Settings + + + +Protocol + + +Here you select the protocol you will be using to access you project. If +your project is on the same machine that you are using Quanta Plus on, +then leave the value at Local. The list of protocols shown here is +dependant of your system setup. Available protocols include SSH, FTP, NFS, +SMB, WebDAV, and many others. The protocol list is powered by &kde;'s +powerful KIOSlave architecture. This framework allows every &kde; +application to easily access remote information as if it is local to the +machine. + + + + +Host + + +Here you fill in the server address of the machine you want to access, +unless you are working through the Local protocol. Either a hostname +(hostname.example.com) or an IP address (127.0.0.1) can go here. + + + + +User + + +User name for logging onto the remote machine. This is case-sensitive. + + + + +Password + + +Password for logging onto the remote machine. This is case-sensitive + + + + +Port + + +Leave this field blank to use the default port for the protocol you are +using. You may need to change this depending on your server's +configuration. + + + + + + + + + + + +Folder Settings + + + +Main Folder + + +This is the root folder where all of the project files and folders +will be stored. + + + + +Templates Folder + + +This is where the templates for this project will be stored. By default, +its path is: Main +Folder/templates; for example /home/johndoe/projects/example_project/templates. + If you have a common set of files that you use for several +projects, then it may be useful to point this field to it, instead of to +the default. + + + + +Toolbars Folder + + +This is where the toolbars for this project will be stored. By default, +it is Project destination +/toolbars. If you have a common set of toolbars +that you use for several projects, it may be useful to point this there +instead of the default. + + + + + + + + + + + +Project Sources + + + +Add local or remote files + + +This allows you to get files from the local file system. You can choose +multiple files or entire folders. + + + + +Use wget to download files from site + + +This option is great if you have static web content that you wish to +download and modify. For server side scripting (&pex; &PHP;, Python, +&etc;.) you will have to get the files another way. + + + + + + + + + +Insert Files in Project + +Insert file from + + +Check this if you wish to include files found in the path of the Main +Folder. Leave unchecked when starting a project from scratch. + + + + +Filters + + + +Insert only markup, script, and image files + + +Choosing this option will only insert markup, script, and image files into +your project. + + + + +Insert files with the following mask + + +Choosing this option will display all files and folders within the +Main Folder and allow you to be more specific with your choices. + + + + + + + +Included files + + +This displays a list of the files in the Main Folder. You can choose +the desired files for inclusion, by checking, or exclusion, by unchecking, +in your project. + + + + + + +More Project Settings + +Author + + +Insert your name (or alias) here. + + + + +Email + + +The address where you would like email regarding this project to go. + + + + +Project Defaults + + + +Default DTD + + +Choose the markup language you will be working with the most within this +project. + + + + +Default encoding + + +Choose the character encoding you wish the files in your project to be +opened and saved with. + + + + + + + +Use preview prefix + + +Check this to use a prefix for your previews. This allows you to set the +path prefix to something other than your local file system. This is most +useful for pages that contain dynamic content and are dependent on server +processing (like &PHP;, JSS, Python, &etc;). Simply +type in the first portion of the address as it exists on that server and +the filepath at the end will be complete by &quantaplus;. For example, if +you have the domain bar.com and you are editing the +index.html page, you could edit it on your remote +machine (foo.bar.com), upload it to the server +and press F6 to see the results from +www.bar.com instead of your local file system. + + + +Prefix + + +Enter the prefix you wish to use here. + + + + + + + +Insert global templates + + +This makes a copy of the global templates in your projects folder tree. + + + + +Insert local templates + + +This makes a copy of the local templates in your projects folder tree. + + + + + + +The last screen of the new project wizard has 3 settings that can make +your life easier. These settings are available for change from the + +Project +Project Options + + menu tree on the Network Tab or with the keyboard shortcut +F7. + + + + + +Using Projects + + +Project Files + + +By default &quantaplus; will open the last project accessed when launched. +This behavior is not currently configurable. + + + +To open another project, select Open from the +Project menu or the Open Project +icon on the toolbar. The open project dialog will pop up and allow you to +choose the project you wish. Projects have a webprj extension. + + + +When closing &quantaplus;, your project file will be saved automatically. +You will be asked to save any changes before exiting if &quantaplus; +detects any changed files. This same behavior occurs if you load a new +project. + + + + + +The Project Tree View + + +The project tree view gives you uncluttered access to the files in your +project. This is where you manage the files in the current project. + + +For files, a &BDS; click brings up the following menu: + + + + + + + + +These items are fairly self-explanatory and will be left to the reader +for exploration. + + + +Folders are similar but do not contain the Open With + and Open in &quantaplus; &BDS; +menu items: + + + + + + + + + +These items are left to the reader for exploration as well. + + + + + +Uploading Projects + + +The Upload Projects dialog: + + + + + + +The Upload Projects dialog. + + + + +Host + + +This is the hostname of the server your copying the files to. Either fully +qualified domain name, or an IP address will work. + + + + + +Protocol + + +Transfer protocol to use for this upload. Depending on your version of +&kde; this list will vary. At the very least you should be able to choose +from &FTP;, file (&cad; local) and NFS. + + + + + +Port + + +Port for the transfer. Usually this will not need to be changed unless your +network administrator is hosting a service on a port other than its well +known port. + + + + + +User + + +User name to use for authentication. + + + + + +Password + + +Password to use for authentication. + + + + + +Keep Password + + +Depending on your level of paranoia, this is a time saving feature, or a +danger. Use it at your discretion. The password is kept on disk in plain text. + + + + + +Path + + +This is the base path on the remote host that you will be copying files +to. + + + + + +Upload + + +Start the upload + + + + + +Cancel + + +This will abort your transfer in progress or just exit out of the dialog +if you change your mind before starting the upload. + + + + + +All + + +Select all files in your project for upload. + + + + + +Modified + + +Select all modified files for upload. + + + + + +None + + +Unselects all files in the list. + + + + + +Invert + + +Selects/Unselects all files in the list. + + + + + +Expand All + + +Expands all folders. + + + + + +Collaspe All + + +Collaspes all folders. + + + + + +Update All + + +Refreshes list. + + + + + + + + -- cgit v1.2.1