[rt-users] colorize status

[Alex Young]

This is what I have:

/opt/rt3/local/html# tree Callbacks/ NoAuth/
Callbacks/
`-- MyCallbacks
    |-- Elements
    |   `-- RT__Ticket
    |       `-- ColumnMap
    |           |-- ColumnMap
    `-- NoAuth
        `-- css
            `-- web2
                `-- main.css
                    `-- End
NoAuth/
`-- css
    `-- web2
        `-- statuscolor.css


-----Original Message-----
From: Richard Foley [mailto:Richard.Foley at rfi.net] 
Sent: 26 February 2009 12:55
To: Alex Young
Cc: rt-users at lists.bestpractical.com; Daniel Cook
Subject: Re: [rt-users] colorize status

On Wednesday 25 February 2009 17:29:10 Alex Young wrote:
> You say your file is:
>
/opt/rt3/local/html/Callbacks/MyCallbacks/Elements/RT__Ticket/Columnmap/
> Columnmap
> 
> That's wrong. Columnmap should me ColumnMap in both instances.
> 
Hi Alex,

Having fixed the beginners mistake, (whoops :-] and thanks), I still
have no joy.  I must be doing something really daft.  Perhaps I should 
show the directory structure  I have, and why (I find) the instructions
are confusing.  Because the instructions refer to the 'directory 
just created', I have placed the statuscolor.css file in both the web2/
and the main.css/ directories, both under the 
html/Callbacks/MyCallbacks tree and under the html/NoAuth tree, too (one
of these is clearly wrong).  Please re-read the instructions to see 
how this can be misinterpreted - I've appended these below for
reference.  No doubt I'm reading this badly, but the end result is that
this 
leaves me with the following structure:

/opt/rt3/local/html # tree  Callbacks/ NoAuth/
Callbacks/
`-- MyCallbacks
    |-- Elements
    |   `-- RT__Ticket
    |       `-- ColumnMap
    |           `-- ColumnMap
    `-- NoAuth
        `-- css
            `-- web2
                |-- main.css
                |   |-- End
                |   `-- statuscolor.css
                `-- statuscolor.css
NoAuth/
`-- css
    `-- web2
        |-- main.css
        |   |-- End
        |   `-- statuscolor.css
        `-- statuscolor.css

Yes, I'm using the web2 theme and I've cleaned out the mason templates
and restarted apache2, too, to no effect.

-- 
Richard Foley
Ciao - shorter than aufwiedersehen

http://www.rfi.net/


    * Create the directory:
<RTInstallationDir>/local/html/Callbacks/<SiteCallbacks>/NoAuth/css/web2
/main.css
    * Create the file:
<RTInstallationDir>/local/html/Callbacks/<SiteCallbacks>/NoAuth/css/web2
/main.css/End 

And in that file, put:

@import "statuscolor.css";

    * In the directory just created
'<RTInstallationDir>/local/html/NoAuth/css/web2' you will need to create
a new file.
    * Name the file statuscolor.css and place the following content in
it. 
...