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Plugins / Re: blueimp.net AJAX Chat
« on February 20th, 2014, 01:32 AM »
Quote from Nao on February 20th, 2014, 12:44 AM
Nice! :)

Oh, didn't you manage to get attachments converted..? I thought the importer tool dealt with these without issues..?
They are there now but I do recall it took an extra step.

BTW, haxar (our admin) is stating he can't register over here.  Did something pop?
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Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ')' in /home/shaitan/www/noisen/wedge/gz/app/Register.php on line 271
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Plugins / blueimp.net AJAX Chat
« on February 19th, 2014, 08:55 PM »
Hey all,

We have successfully converted from MyBB->SMF->Wedge.  Along the way we implemented AJAX Chat with SMF.  Our admin just patched one of their files that will now make AJAX Chat compatible with Wedge.  I twisted his arm to push the changes back to blueimp.net, so you all should see them shortly.

Cheers and enjoy,

Many, many thank yous Nao.  It's so nice to finally "Level up" our "Forum".
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Development blog / Re: That'll do.
« on January 24th, 2014, 09:33 PM »
Fantastic everyone!  Great work!

Time to Level Up my forum.
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The Pub / Re: Ready for prime time...?
« on March 31st, 2012, 05:07 AM »
Quote from Arantor on March 30th, 2012, 11:26 AM
For what we're doing, 'is it ready for prime time' is pretty much 'is it ready for download' when you think about it. If it's ready for prime time, it's ready for download. So to my mind, it came across as a compliment wrapped in a 'when can we download it' question, which sets me off.

I'm sorry that I overreacted, as may be evident elsewhere, life for me is interesting right now, seeing how I split up from my long-term girlfriend and moved house last week, and I'm still unpacking. Consequently, I tend to see things even more cynically than normal, and I'm sorry I snapped - but hopefully you can understand where I'm coming from and why it pushes my buttons, especially since the very first thread in this board does essentially answer the more direct version of what you were asking.
Therein lies the misunderstanding I think.  My topic wasn't about getting my hands on it.  When I pointed IE9 to wedge.com and discovered the site is actually running Wedge, well...   The gears started turning.  Wedge has gone live.  It's actually solid/stable enough to run on the public hacker's nest.  The more I poked around, the more I discovered Wedge works/looks as good or better than my SMF 2.0.2 site with Aeva Media 2.10 (Commercial version).  To me it was a bit of a rhetorical question.  Of course it's ready for prime time.  Hell it's running on the Internet now.  I posed the thread as a question to get other folks' feedback.  "Am I the only one that notices this", type of question.  Anyway, enough said.  We have an understanding now.

Arantor, I got your back.  I went through a divorce back in 1994.  Lost my wife, my four year old son, my home, my stuff--pretty much everything except a junker car (which I slept in for over a year) and a few clothes.  It's absolute hell.  I can't count how many nights I thought about eating a bullet, but I didn't even have a pot to piss in let alone a firearm and the ammo to go with it.  There's a quote from General George S. Patton Jr. that I want you to remember.
Quote from General George S. Patton Jr.
Success is how high you bounce when you hit bottom.
You probably haven't hit bottom yet, but when you do, you'll know it.  The old General has lots of other good quotes that will change your life if you care to not only read them, but live them.  And if that doesn't work, well...   You can also try MGTOW.

Seriously guys, if you need or would like any help, just holler.  I can test, turn a few lines of code, package, script, even do some simple image generation.  Just name it and I'll work it.

Oh, one other thing.  Could you post a PayPal pre-order link when you cross into Beta territory.  :P
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The Pub / Re: Ready for prime time...?
« on March 30th, 2012, 06:03 AM »
Quote from Arantor on March 29th, 2012, 02:02 AM
It's almost like people don't frickin' read what's in front of them, you know? That I actually went to the trouble of making a big sticky thread that actually answered the very question in this thread and still this thread appears. It's not even like it's in a different board or anything.

There is a part of me that wants to add a reading comprehension test into either the registration process here, or better, into the download page and those who can't follow simple instructions just should be prevented from ever running Wedge, because it'll be better for everyone in the long run. If you're too fucking lazy to read what's directly in front of you, I don't really want to support you.
Just so we don't have a misunderstanding here, I opened this thread because I was genuinely impressed with what I saw (from a user perspective) after poking around on this site.  Thirty years ago I started programming and have of late switched to system administration work.  I have a good feel of what may be under the covers buried in the source code.  If you say it isn't ready, then it isn't ready.  Period.  I'm good with that.  Just don't sell yourself short.  Looking at wedge.org strictly from the outside, it kicks butt when compared to many other forum offerings currently available.  That is my only point.  The code and configurations that make it all work is all yours to do with as you please.  If it was my code, I'd personally have a hard time letting anyone see or play with it.  It's that good right now, that if kept under wraps and later released under a commercial license, could keep you all employed and doing what it is you do so well.  If you choose to release the code and I strongly caution you all against it, you will cross a line in the sand that will be very difficult to ever take back.  So to me, it is smart to proceed thoughtfully as you have so far.  I will say this, if you were to offer me a non-disclosure agreement to sign, stating that I can download your code and use it only on a non-Internet connected site for test and evaluation purposes, with no distribution rights, I would sign in a heartbeat.  I also, wouldn't pester you with problems and frantic noise that I would expect from a lot of other folks.  I've been there, done that and I truly understand where you're coming from.  Just hear this--I'm not that average dog.

So that said, if I'm not welcome here.  Say so.  Don't piss around and get all flamed up.  I offered you a compliment and got smacked for it.  My bad.  Won't happen again.
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The Pub / Re: When can I download Wedge? / Where can I download Wedge?
« on March 27th, 2012, 10:26 AM »
It's looking really good Nao.  You have already exceeded my expectations of what would be ready and when, so take your time with it now and enjoy what you've created.  A time will come when you wake up in the morning and decide, "Hey, I think I'll tarball this thing up and post it for download."

If you're not having fun, you're not doing it right.  ;)
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The Pub / Ready for prime time...?
« on March 27th, 2012, 09:30 AM »
Wow!  I didn't figure Wedge would look like this until at least mid-year.  I'm very impressed guys.  Great job.  :cool:

If you can put together an installer and configurator that's in the same ball park as wedge.org looks now, you will have a clear winner.  Love the clean theme, readability, clarity, subtle highlights, responsiveness and layout.  I can hardly hold myself back from tearing my own website down and giving this a whirl.

In a word...   Fantastic