c7902c86e8cd41cece250ccf5c91af415310248c
jcasper
  Mon Jun 10 10:18:04 2013 -0700
Revised makefile to not print a warning when placing files in js/{user}, due to developer request
diff --git src/hg/js/README src/hg/js/README
index 3212872..80fbd92 100644
--- src/hg/js/README
+++ src/hg/js/README
@@ -1,33 +1,34 @@
 The js directory should hold all refereenced javascript files for normal browser CGIs.
 
 The contents includes the versions of jQuery package files mostly unmodified by UCSC, 
 as well as several that are specific tothe browser.  Files should be named for the 
 CGI or the library that uses them:
    hgTracks.js  included by hgTracks CGI.
    hui.js       included by hui.c library code.
    utils.js     common utilities included by multiple CGIs.
 
 The "make alpha", "make beta", and "make install" commands will place all files in
 JS_FILES and STATIC_FILES in apache/htdocs/js/.  "make user" will place both sets in
 apache/htdocs-{user}/js if it exists, and otherwise will place both sets in
-apache/htdocs/js/{user} while printing a warning that static documents will ignore any
-changes you made to these files.  Static documents are hardcoded to look in /js,
-not /js/{user}.
+apache/htdocs/js/{user}.  Static documents are hardcoded to look in /js, not /js/{user},
+so any changes placed in /js/{user} will be ignored by static documents.  If you want to
+modify those files and see the changes, you need to either have your own htdocs directory
+or test your changes on "make alpha".
 
 In order to avoid caching errors by client browsers, the CGIs reference these files by
 a symlink that contains the timestamp of the file.  The symlink is created by the CGIs if
 not found.
 
 IMPORTANT:
 In for a user to test changes to javascript files on a named browser a setting must be 
 added to the hg.conf file of that browser.  For example for the browser "hgwdev-larrym",
 if apache/htdocs-larrym/ exists then the following line should appear in
 apache/cgi-bin-larrym/hg.conf:
    browser.documentRoot=/usr/local/apache/htdocs-larrym
 
 If that directory does not exist, then the following line must appear in
 apache/cgi-bin-larrym/hg.conf instead:
    browser.javaScriptDir=js/larrym
 
 This will allow the CGIs to find the js files that "make" copies into place.