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== Client Side Solutions == | == Client Side Solutions == |
Revision as of 19:46, 7 February 2007
Requirements
Client Side Requirements
These are the requirements for the parts of the system that will be part of FF.
- Must be usable by extensions
- extension help should show up just like "core" Firefox help.
- but they should be able to look a little different, right?
- extension help maybe on a server controlled by moz and should still be accessible
- extension help should show up just like "core" Firefox help.
- users must be able to give feedback on whethere a particular article was helpful.
- it would probably be helpful to track people over time somehow too
Server Side Requirements
- Must serve properly localized content based on browser's locale
- if content for that locale is missing then serve the content from another locale (e.g. if fr content is missing serve de content. if de content is missing serve en content).
- Content Management facilities.
- must be easy to add, edit, and organize content.
- full l10n and i18n support, ofcourse.
- Who gets to edit and publish?
- The issue of vandalism is very important here since the people viewing this content are coming for help so a link to goatse or some such would be very bad.
- who sets doc id? Should they be human readable.
- Intelligent search
Possible Solutions
Client Side Solutions
Servers Side Solutions
The big worry for the server is whether it can scale since there is a potential for a lot of hits.
Joomla & Joom!fish
Media Wiki
This is used for other moz sites, wikipedia, and others. It is very likely to scale.
phpCake
[Remora] uses this. It is likely to scale.