[Commits] r703 - in sandbox/docsrc: primers tutorials

[commits at geoext.org]

Author: tschaub
Date: 2009-05-13 01:14:25 +0200 (Wed, 13 May 2009)
New Revision: 703

Modified:
   sandbox/docsrc/primers/ext-primer.rst
   sandbox/docsrc/primers/openlayers-primer.rst
   sandbox/docsrc/tutorials/index.rst
   sandbox/docsrc/tutorials/quickstart.rst
   sandbox/docsrc/tutorials/remote-features-tutorial.rst
Log:
no warnings from sphinx

Modified: sandbox/docsrc/primers/ext-primer.rst
===================================================================
--- sandbox/docsrc/primers/ext-primer.rst	2009-05-12 23:08:11 UTC (rev 702)
+++ sandbox/docsrc/primers/ext-primer.rst	2009-05-12 23:14:25 UTC (rev 703)
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@
 To start using Ext, you will first have to `download
 <http://www.extjs.com/products/extjs/download.php>`_ it.
 For more complete instructions about how configure a web page to use
-Ext, you can check the GeoExt :doc:`quickstart` tutorial.
+Ext, you can check the :doc:`../tutorials/quickstart` tutorial.
 
 When you download Ext, you also get their excellent `Examples <http://www.extjs.com/deploy/dev/examples/>'_ and 'API
 Documentation <http://www.extjs.com/deploy/dev/docs/>`_, which you can also look at on-line for education and reference.

Modified: sandbox/docsrc/primers/openlayers-primer.rst
===================================================================
--- sandbox/docsrc/primers/openlayers-primer.rst	2009-05-12 23:08:11 UTC (rev 702)
+++ sandbox/docsrc/primers/openlayers-primer.rst	2009-05-12 23:14:25 UTC (rev 703)
@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@
 
 In **line 4** we provide extra parameters for the WMS server. Since many servers host different data sets, we need to specify which set we'd like. We do this by creating a new object and setting the ``layers`` property to ``"bluemarble"``\ , the identifier for the Blue Marble data set.
 
-Note that ``layers`` isn't the only WMS parameter we can provide. You can find out more in the `OpenLayers API Documentation <http://dev.openlayers.org/apidocs/>`_, by selecting 'Layer' and then 'WMS' in the navigation.
+Note that ``layers`` isn't the only WMS parameter we can provide. You can find out more in the `OpenLayers API Documentation`_, by selecting 'Layer' and then 'WMS' in the navigation.
 
 And that's it! Now let's move on to the vector layer.
 

Modified: sandbox/docsrc/tutorials/index.rst
===================================================================
--- sandbox/docsrc/tutorials/index.rst	2009-05-12 23:08:11 UTC (rev 702)
+++ sandbox/docsrc/tutorials/index.rst	2009-05-12 23:14:25 UTC (rev 703)
@@ -65,24 +65,18 @@
 Web Applications
 ----------------
 
-.. toctree::
-   :maxdepth: 2
-
+.. link to
    web-application-tutorial
 
 Deployment
 ----------
 
-.. toctree::
-   :maxdepth: 2
-
+.. link to
    production-tutorial
 
 Customization
 -------------
 
-.. toctree::
-   :maxdepth: 2
-
+.. links to
    appearance-tutorial
    extending-the-framework-tutorial

Modified: sandbox/docsrc/tutorials/quickstart.rst
===================================================================
--- sandbox/docsrc/tutorials/quickstart.rst	2009-05-12 23:08:11 UTC (rev 702)
+++ sandbox/docsrc/tutorials/quickstart.rst	2009-05-12 23:14:25 UTC (rev 703)
@@ -135,7 +135,7 @@
 learn more take a look at :doc:`index`, :doc:`/examples/index` and
 :doc:`/lib/index`.  
 
-We also recommend reading :doc:`ext-primer` and :doc:`openlayers-primer` to
+We also recommend reading :doc:`../primers/ext-primer` and :doc:`../primers/openlayers-primer` to
 become acquainted with the libraries that form the foundation of
 GeoExt.
 

Modified: sandbox/docsrc/tutorials/remote-features-tutorial.rst
===================================================================
--- sandbox/docsrc/tutorials/remote-features-tutorial.rst	2009-05-12 23:08:11 UTC (rev 702)
+++ sandbox/docsrc/tutorials/remote-features-tutorial.rst	2009-05-12 23:14:25 UTC (rev 703)
@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@
 
 Base layers such as OpenStreetMap and Google Maps are generally distributed in pre-rendered tiles using file formats such as PNG or JPG.  While these are great for **displaying** maps, they are not very useful for getting at the data behind a map.  They don't allow you to provide functionality such as informational popups, selection and highlighting of individual features, and editing of data.  For these, you need to use **vector data**, provided through file formats such as KML, GeoJSON, or GML which provide information about each feature on the map, rather than just the pixels to put on the screen.
 
-.. note:: Modern web browsers impose a single-site restriction on JavaScript code to protect users from cross-site scripting attacks.  This means that if your GeoExt application is hosted on a different host or port from your vector data, you will need to configure a proxy service.  See :doc:`/proxying` for more information.
+.. note:: Modern web browsers impose a single-site restriction on JavaScript code to protect users from cross-site scripting attacks.  This means that if your GeoExt application is hosted on a different host or port from your vector data, you will need to configure a proxy service.
 
 Reading KML
 ===========