problem on ert.com index page

[VGR]

in fact, problem in the data ;-)

1) the "dual core" article near the top of the list has "duak" i.s.o. "dual" in its description shown

2) I don't see Matt's  article about installing a windows webserver

3) "stop the spam" and "an IE feature in FX?" are belonging to "nicholassolutons"

[COBOLdinosaur]

Okay the typos are fixed.  The install for Apache is in the tutorials menu, not articles. 

Thanks for spotting them.  If you see any more, let me know.

[VGR]

what is the criterion between a tutorial and an article ? :D

[coral1]

what is the criterion between a tutorial and an article ?

That's kind of a gray area, but "rule of thumb" is basically:

Tutoral -- detailed look at a specific something.

Article -- a more general look at something.

[COBOLdinosaur]

Yeah, coral pretty much has it.  Articles are informational pieces whereas tutorials generally concentrate on learning how to do a specific task.  The audience of articles is assumed to be broader. Tutorials tend to attract those looking for specific instruction.

The third category we are using is scripts and those are basically pieces of code that can be used in a number of different contexts. The audience for those is pretty narrow.  The assumption is that they have enough technical knowledge to know how to use the scripts.

The new UI will actually introduce more categories for organizational purposes, but the categories will be less important from the prsentation side because everything will come through a single page with multiple generation options, rather than a seperate menu for each category.  We will be introducig tags which will allow unlimited flexibility in how we search and organize presentation.  However, the current and new categories will be used on the server to organize into conventional directories so I can find things back there.