contentdb/app/templates/packages/release_edit.html

{% extends "base.html" %}

{% block title %}
	Create a release | {{ package.title }}
{% endblock %}

{% block content %}
	{% from "macros/forms.html" import render_field, render_submit_field %}
	<form method="POST" action="">
		{{ form.hidden_tag() }}

		{% if package.checkPerm(current_user, "MAKE_RELEASE") %}
			{{ render_field(form.title) }}
		{% else %}
			Title: {{ release.title }}
		{% endif %}

		{% if package.checkPerm(current_user, "CHANGE_RELEASE_URL") %}
			{{ render_field(form.url) }}
		{% else %}
			Url: <a href="{{ release.url }}">{{ release.url }}</a><br />
		{% endif %}

		{% if release.task_id %}
			Importing... <a href="{ url_for('check_task', id=release.task_id, r=release.getEditURL()) }}">view task</a><br />
			{% if package.checkPerm(current_user, "CHANGE_RELEASE_URL") %}
				{{ render_field(form.task_id) }}
			{% endif %}

			<br />
		{% endif %}

		{% if package.checkPerm(current_user, "APPROVE_RELEASE") %}
			{{ render_field(form.approved) }}
		{% else %}
			Approved: {{ release.approved }}
		{% endif %}

		{{ render_submit_field(form.submit) }}
	</form>

	{% if package.checkPerm(current_user, "APPROVE_RELEASE") %}
		<div class="box box_grey">
			<h2>Approval Checklist</h2>
			<ul>
				<li>Link leads to a valid download, ie: is a zip file which
					has either init.lua or modpack.txt if a mod, mods/ if a game, or textures if a texture pack.
					It's okay if they're inside an immediate folder, like so:

<pre>
example.zip/
└── example
    └── init.lua
</pre>
				</li>
				<li>There's no obfuscated code.</li>
			</ul>
		</div>
	{% endif %}
{% endblock %}