Config Examples Lack Instructions in Documentation
Posted: 01 Nov 2006, 16:54
I've spent days messing with the first five items of the configuration set-up in documentation and still do not fully understand them all. For examples, the use of a website that has already been configured and works, does little to explain the relative entries into the cofig files that MADE it work. My problem solving skills require some more insight. The term relative seems to be an expalnation that should solve all problems in a word...it does not.
Looking at a working example does NOT explain how you arrived at the finished production (-produced frustration). It would be simple to furnish and ACTUAL example of code that produced the example. I would rather have the cofig file's entry than the acutal working example, which I find nearly useless. The documentation is so abbreviated in this area that it is not easy to understand. I got through version 15 config with relative ease and enjoyed playing with it. My knowledge of the previous version did nothing for me in the current version. After a month, I'm still stumling around with cofigs and won't take the site public until I get it configured.
I know that you all worked very hard on this excellent program and I usually just make my own Flash presentations but this one is so dynamic that it sizzles. It's not as simple as it used to be is it?
Looking at a working example does NOT explain how you arrived at the finished production (-produced frustration). It would be simple to furnish and ACTUAL example of code that produced the example. I would rather have the cofig file's entry than the acutal working example, which I find nearly useless. The documentation is so abbreviated in this area that it is not easy to understand. I got through version 15 config with relative ease and enjoyed playing with it. My knowledge of the previous version did nothing for me in the current version. After a month, I'm still stumling around with cofigs and won't take the site public until I get it configured.
I know that you all worked very hard on this excellent program and I usually just make my own Flash presentations but this one is so dynamic that it sizzles. It's not as simple as it used to be is it?