Changes between Version 11 and Version 12 of HaCiDayToDay

Timestamp:

Mar 8, 2010, 2:26:58 PM (12 years ago)

Author:

Pierfrancesco Caci

Comment:

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HaCiDayToDay

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 <insert info and link about graphical tree structure>
 
-A small [+] button at the left of each entry will tell you that you can expand that portion of the tree and see the subnetting in it. Simlarly, a [-] button will allow you to collapse that portion of the tree. You can to display a graphical tree structure [[Image(HaCiTreeLines.png)]] or leave it out [[Image(HaCiTreeNoLines.png)]], which makes tabling the tree a bit faster. Each user can change this setting from his own [HaCiUserSettings Settings] menu.
+A small [+] button at the left of each entry will tell you that you can expand that portion of the tree and see the subnetting in it. Simlarly, a [-] button will allow you to collapse that portion of the tree. You can to display a graphical tree structure [[Image(HaCiTreeLines.png, nolink)]] or leave it out [[Image(HaCiTreeNoLines.png, nolink)]], which makes tabling the tree a bit faster. Each user can change this setting from his own [HaCiUserSettings Settings] menu.
 
 Each line in the tree will have the entry on the left (be it a root or a network), and a description on the right. Roots are printed in '''bold''', while networks are color-coded according to their [HaCiNetworkStatus status]. The entry is a link itself, and it will bring up the appropriate page when clicked. 
-Network entries also have 2 buttons at the far right, for [HaCiNetworkEdig editing] and [HaCiNetworkDelete deleting] the entry. A small icon may appear to the right of the network address for certain values of the [HaCiNetworkStatus status]. Some networks may have a grayed out CIDR value in enclosed in [ ]. This is the default subnetting value for that network. 
+Network entries also have 2 buttons at the far right, for [HaCiNetworkEdit editing] and [HaCiNetworkDelete deleting] the entry. A small icon may appear to the right of the network address for certain values of the [HaCiNetworkStatus status]. Some networks may have a grayed out CIDR value in enclosed in [ ]. This is the default subnetting value for that network. 
 
 While roots for which you have no permission are not shown at all, you will still be able to see that a certain network exists, even if you are not allowed access to it.
-[[Image(HaCiNetworkNoPermissions, right, nolink)]]
+[[Image(HaCiNetworkNoPermissions.png, right, nolink)]]
 
 <insert snapshot>