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aww

aww (administer wml websites) is a frontend for WML, the Website META Language. It does much more than the wmk tool that comes with WML, and can easily be extended with modules.

Tags Internet Web Site Management
Licenses GPL

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  •  20 Nov 2004 13:22
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Changes: This release has just a few bugfixes and two minor feature enhancements. SSIs are now supported (.swml files will become .shtml files), and a FileType-Option for the duplicate module was added.

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  •  13 Jul 2004 04:56
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Changes: This release has some minor bugfixes applied. Several install tests and an English module were added.

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  •  06 Jun 2004 12:46
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Changes: This release features the new executable html2wml, which allows you to convert already existing HTML pages into WML files. In the standard configuration, html2wml scans the input HTML file and writes only the content of the <body> ... </body> tag to an output file. There are several options to adjust the behavior. Some bugfixes for the usage of symbolic links were made.

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  •  17 Jan 2004 13:25
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Changes: If you are working with symbolic links within your wml repository, this new version will be a lot better.

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  •  21 Oct 2003 10:05
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Changes: This release is a major rewrite. The complete configuration is now done with the Config::Simple module, the toc, wmltoc, and new modules are packed into one index module, and the thumb module was completely rewritten and renamed to the thumbnail module. Some missing features (e.g. a --verbose flag) were added as well.

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