[dev] IMP login template...

[Nuno Loureiro]

Eric,

 It would be better to install the patch and see it for yourself. Why do
you need a screenshot? I just converted IMP login page to use Horde
Templates. The look is exactly the same, just the code differs.

On Fri, 2003-07-25 at 20:48, Eric Rostetter wrote:
> > | Here's the first patch for converting IMP to Horde Templates...
> 
> Can you provide any screen-shots for what the pages look like now with
> Horde Templates?  I'd like to see what we are getting for the 15% speed
> loss, as I'm sure others do, and I don't have time right now to apply
> the patches to a test area.  So screenshots would be a help.
> 
> > Horde_Template looks very useful for a beginning application, or an
> > application that does not require much input.  There I could see the
> > benefits of using it outweighing the burdens.  But in a very stable,
> > complex application like IMP the benefits obtained seem to be far
> > outweighed by the problems of complexity, seriously tinkering with stable
> > code and thus potentially breaking something, and a substantial performance
> > decrease (I've been trying for the last year to _gain_ 15% extra speed from
> > IMP/Horde :) )
> 
> I would think there are probably places in IMP where it might be useful,
> and others where it might not be useful.  Some forms in IMP are simple
> and others complex...
> 
> > So that's an emphatic '-1' vote for me.  Let's see what the others think...
> 
> No vote until I either install the patches or see some screen shots.
> 
> > michael
> 
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> Eric Rostetter
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> The University of Texas at Austin
> 
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