Does anybody know how to do this inside Maraschino? about maraschino HOT 5 CLOSED

You can have a look at the branch "natecj-master" on this repository. I was playing around with @natecj's idea from way back. It is a very rough draft and based on a somewhat old version of Maraschino. I too would like a similar functionality but have other priorities at the moment and do not know when I'll be able to get around to this.

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Thanks for the help.
I'll look into it, but if anyone has a better idea....

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@gugahoi
Maybe this is a bit of a stupid question, but:

I changed the application redirect html so it shows the frame correctly, but I don't really know how to checkin my adjustments so you can check them out...

Can you help?

Thanks in advance,

best regards, Mark

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Since you already have a "fork" of maraschino, you can upload a new branch to it. Ideally you should pull your fork:

git pull https://github.com/mvanderberg/maraschino

This will download your maraschino repo to your computer. After that you should update it since your fork is quite old:

git remote add upstream https://github.com/mrkipling/maraschino
git pull upstream master

This will bring in the latest changes to your repo. However, since you seem have made a modification there might be conflicts. If that if the casem you will be told which file you should fix and commit your changes:

git commit -m 'your description goes here'

Following that you should create a branch for any modification you make.

git checkout -b branchname

This will create a branch called "branchname". Now you make all the modifications you want by editing your files on your favourite text editor and commit them.

git commit -m 'your description goes here'

NOTE: If you have new files, you will have to add them before you commit (this adds all new files -> git add *).
After that is done, just push your changes:

git push

or

git push branchname

And that should be it. This is a good website with some command line references -> http://gitref.org/

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@gugahoi Thanks for the help..
I'm going to try this...

best regards, Mark

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