- Hmm, are you sure you can do it? Doesn't that bother you?
- @if member is a trick I only recently added, you'd have surprised me if you'd implemented it that way, actually ;)
- I can do that, if you want... CSS/JS is my area of expertise these days, after all :P
Also... Where the heck is the admin page for setting up notifications...? I couldn't find it. The language files mention "Admin > Plugins > Notifications", so I'm trying to update them to the correct position...
Ah, and the notification popup is incorrectly positioned in my local install. I was wondering, could you test on your side with the latest revision? I'm wondering if it's a browser issue or a bug I introduced when optimizing your JS code... (I did some pretty big changes and didn't know *where* to test, so I wouldn't be surprised.)
Quote from Nao on March 19th, 2013, 09:39 AM I only recently added it in JS, sorry, it's been in Wess for a longer time ;)
I mixed things up in my head. Which reminds me: notifications.js was a stand-alone file because it was a plugin to begin with... Now that it's a core feature, we should be integrating it into script.js, all right? And add the infamous @if member to it, of course ;)
- @if member is a trick I only recently added, you'd have surprised me if you'd implemented it that way, actually ;)
- I can do that, if you want... CSS/JS is my area of expertise these days, after all :P
Also... Where the heck is the admin page for setting up notifications...? I couldn't find it. The language files mention "Admin > Plugins > Notifications", so I'm trying to update them to the correct position...
Ah, and the notification popup is incorrectly positioned in my local install. I was wondering, could you test on your side with the latest revision? I'm wondering if it's a browser issue or a bug I introduced when optimizing your JS code... (I did some pretty big changes and didn't know *where* to test, so I wouldn't be surprised.)
Posted: March 19th, 2013, 09:39 AM
- @if member is a trick I only recently added, you'd have surprised me if you'd implemented it that way, actually ;)
I mixed things up in my head. Which reminds me: notifications.js was a stand-alone file because it was a plugin to begin with... Now that it's a core feature, we should be integrating it into script.js, all right? And add the infamous @if member to it, of course ;)