problem with warning info and trac theme

[anonymous]

Hello,

I use trac 0.12 with TseveTheme (i have test Crystal and Skittlish it's the same) and i have 2 problems with that. With default theme, when i want create a ticket without summary i can't but with a theme i can. And when i want modify a ticket without summary, a message say to look at the top but no message info. (look my screenshot for understand i think)

[anonymous]

Any progress on this? It's kind of an annoying issue.

[Chris Bush]

After playing around with the template/css, I've got it working. I've uploaded both files as a quick fix, for anyone who's still interested.

[Chris Bush]

Or not. Didn't realize you can't upload html files to TH. I guess if you want the patch, email me.

[Ryan J Ollos]

Replying to cjbush77@gmail.com:

Or not. Didn't realize you can't upload html files to TH. I guess if you want the patch, email me.

Yes, there are some problems in that area, see #7539. As a workaround, we usually compress the file (zip, tar, etc.) or paste the patch as a ticket comment, in a WikiProcessor:

{{{
#!patch

}}}

[anonymous]

My bad, you're right. Obviously I'm new to Trac Hacks. Should I go ahead and close the ticket as well, or leave that for the plugin author?

Here's the patch:

In tsevetheme\0.11\tsevetheme\templates\tseve_theme.html

0.11/tsevetheme/htdocs/tseve.css

@@ -53 +53 @@
         text-decoration: underline;
 }
 
+#system {
+    background: white;
+    border-left: 1px solid white;
+    border-right: 1px solid white;
+    clear: both;
+    padding: 1px 10px;
+}
+
 #custom-mainnav {
     float: right;
     margin-right: 30px;

0.11/tsevetheme/templates/tseve_theme.html

@@ -58 +58 @@
     
         <!-- Main content -->
         <div id="main-content">
-
+            
+            <div id="system">
+                <div id="warning" py:if="chrome.warnings" class="system-message">
+                    <py:choose test="len(chrome.warnings)">
+                        <strong>Warning:</strong>
+                        <py:when test="1">${chrome.warnings[0]}</py:when>
+                        <py:otherwise><ul><li py:for="warning in chrome.warnings">$warning</li></ul></py:otherwise>
+                    </py:choose>
+                </div>
+                <div id="notice" py:if="chrome.notices" class="system-message">
+                    <py:choose test="len(chrome.notices)">
+                        <py:when test="1">${chrome.notices[0]}</py:when>
+                        <py:otherwise><ul><li py:for="notice in chrome.notices">$notice</li></ul></py:otherwise>
+                    </py:choose>
+                </div>
+            </div>
+            
             <!-- Contextnav (Start Page, Index, History, Last Change, etc) -->
             <div id="custom-contextnav" class="custom-nav">
                 <!-- <ul py:if="chrome.ctxtnav"> -->

[anonymous]

Replying to anonymous:

My bad, you're right. Obviously I'm new to Trac Hacks. Should I go ahead and close the ticket as well, or leave that for the plugin author?

We like to leave the tickets open until the patches get incorporated. I don't see any activity on the plugin since 2010. If the author approves, or if there is no response for two weeks (per the policy in AdoptingHacks), I can get this pushed to the core. If the author is not around, and you are particularly enthusiastic about the plugin, you could even take over maintenance ;)