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Features / Re: New revs
« on September 16th, 2010, 01:48 AM »
rev 107
! Fixed button strips in both CSS3 and emulation. (index.css, old.css)
The main menu fixes will be for tomorrow. (They're using the same concept as button strips, so it's basically the same work.)
I also need to make sure cat_bar and window_bg work the same in both css3 and non-css3 modes.
:edit: Uh, apparently cat_bar is good!
rev 108
* Replaced titlebg.png and catbg.png with a single file that is even smaller in size. (index.css, bars.png)
! Fixed button strips in both CSS3 and emulation. (index.css, old.css)
The main menu fixes will be for tomorrow. (They're using the same concept as button strips, so it's basically the same work.)
I also need to make sure cat_bar and window_bg work the same in both css3 and non-css3 modes.
* Nao/Gilles is tired.
:edit: Uh, apparently cat_bar is good!
Posted: September 16th, 2010, 12:05 AM
rev 108
* Replaced titlebg.png and catbg.png with a single file that is even smaller in size. (index.css, bars.png)
10292
Features / Re: New revs
« on September 15th, 2010, 08:59 PM »
(The usual boring series...)
rev 106
* Finished converting isset() && isset() occurrences to isset(..., ...) (convert.php, upgrade_1-1.sql, upgrade_2-0.sql, MessageIndex.template.php and 40 source files)
rev 106
* Finished converting isset() && isset() occurrences to isset(..., ...) (convert.php, upgrade_1-1.sql, upgrade_2-0.sql, MessageIndex.template.php and 40 source files)
10293
Features / Re: New revs
« on September 14th, 2010, 11:57 AM »
Documenting is your thing :P
I, myself, will rather strive to simply comment my code because it's probably my weakest area... I realized that when I went through Aeva Lite the other day to add a feature for YouTube compatibility, only to realize an hour later that it was ALREADY implemented :lol:
I, myself, will rather strive to simply comment my code because it's probably my weakest area... I realized that when I went through Aeva Lite the other day to add a feature for YouTube compatibility, only to realize an hour later that it was ALREADY implemented :lol:
10294
Features / Re: New revs
« on September 14th, 2010, 11:18 AM »
Good then.
Hey we commit a few minutes apart from each other, eheh.
rev 103
* Restored topslice/botslice/upperframe/lowerframe classes to index.css, to preserve compatibility with mods -- for now. (index.css, old.css)
* Moved border-radius emulation code to theme.js, where it'd probably better be. (script.js, theme.js)
* Speeded up the on-the-fly image resizer initialization on modern browsers, by calling only images with a 'resized' class. (theme.js)
Should I be checking your code documentation? I really suck at docs...
Hey we commit a few minutes apart from each other, eheh.
rev 103
* Restored topslice/botslice/upperframe/lowerframe classes to index.css, to preserve compatibility with mods -- for now. (index.css, old.css)
* Moved border-radius emulation code to theme.js, where it'd probably better be. (script.js, theme.js)
* Speeded up the on-the-fly image resizer initialization on modern browsers, by calling only images with a 'resized' class. (theme.js)
Should I be checking your code documentation? I really suck at docs...
10295
Features / Re: New revs
« on September 14th, 2010, 01:27 AM »
Don't bother about the unnamed template files in rev 98 -- they're really super boring. I checked them all, there's approx. 300-400 lines changed, always the same (<h3 class="catbg"> -> <h3>)
10296
Features / Re: New revs
« on September 13th, 2010, 08:53 PM »
rev 101
* Moved border-radius compatibility code to old.css, and loading it dynamically if needed via JS. Bit cleaner... (script.js, old.css, index.css)
- No longer deleting the wrc and rrc classes on old browsers -- only nulling them. (script.js, old.css)
(How's your Tardis search going?)
* Moved border-radius compatibility code to old.css, and loading it dynamically if needed via JS. Bit cleaner... (script.js, old.css, index.css)
- No longer deleting the wrc and rrc classes on old browsers -- only nulling them. (script.js, old.css)
(How's your Tardis search going?)
10297
Features / Re: New revs
« on September 13th, 2010, 05:25 PM »
rev 100
* Updated to SMF rev 10105. And Wedge reaches rev 100...
! Clean up package servers (PackageGet.php)
! Topic moderation logs were not listed on mod report details page. (ModerationCenter.php) [Bug 4419]
! 'moderate_board' permission does not really make sense for guests (ManagePermissions.php) [Bug 4460]
(They also included the topic participation patch I offered. Obviously I didn't reinclude it here ;))
* Updated to SMF rev 10105. And Wedge reaches rev 100...
! Clean up package servers (PackageGet.php)
! Topic moderation logs were not listed on mod report details page. (ModerationCenter.php) [Bug 4419]
! 'moderate_board' permission does not really make sense for guests (ManagePermissions.php) [Bug 4460]
(They also included the topic participation patch I offered. Obviously I didn't reinclude it here ;))
10298
Features / Re: New revs
« on September 13th, 2010, 05:17 PM »
rev 98
* Removed catbg and titlebg classes from all h3 and h4 tags, and updated styling to match this. (Class-Editor.php, ManagePaid.php, index.css, admin.css, ie6.css, ie7.css, rtl.css, plus most template files.)
- Deleted title_barIC class, as it's only used in the information center and there's really no point in having a separate styling for it. (index.css, BoardIndex.template.php)
- Deleted catbg2 and catbg3 classes (unused in Curve.)
* Changed header font to Georgia, for a change really. Will change to something else later. (index.css)
@ Warning! index.css is a work in progress -- I'm currently trying to separate legacy emulation of corners into a new file that will be included through JS, and I need some time to make sure it's usable.
@ In non-compat mode, the titlebg class is now a bit brighter. I like it better this way...
rev 99
- Deleted all occurrences of menu_gfx.png (replaced with menu.png and buttons.png files, respectively, buttons.png being called only on non-compat browsers.)
* Removed catbg and titlebg classes from all h3 and h4 tags, and updated styling to match this. (Class-Editor.php, ManagePaid.php, index.css, admin.css, ie6.css, ie7.css, rtl.css, plus most template files.)
- Deleted title_barIC class, as it's only used in the information center and there's really no point in having a separate styling for it. (index.css, BoardIndex.template.php)
- Deleted catbg2 and catbg3 classes (unused in Curve.)
* Changed header font to Georgia, for a change really. Will change to something else later. (index.css)
@ Warning! index.css is a work in progress -- I'm currently trying to separate legacy emulation of corners into a new file that will be included through JS, and I need some time to make sure it's usable.
@ In non-compat mode, the titlebg class is now a bit brighter. I like it better this way...
Posted: September 13th, 2010, 05:15 PM
rev 99
- Deleted all occurrences of menu_gfx.png (replaced with menu.png and buttons.png files, respectively, buttons.png being called only on non-compat browsers.)
10299
Features / Re: New revs
« on September 13th, 2010, 10:27 AM »
rev 97
* Changing $_REQUEST to $_GET where logic says so. (PersonalMessage.php)
! Class typos. (ModerationCenter.template.php, Packages.template.php)
Next rev will change all <h[34] class="*bg" to remove the bg class, as they're all enclosed within cat/title_bars anyway, and this can be styled accordingly.
* Changing $_REQUEST to $_GET where logic says so. (PersonalMessage.php)
! Class typos. (ModerationCenter.template.php, Packages.template.php)
Next rev will change all <h[34] class="*bg" to remove the bg class, as they're all enclosed within cat/title_bars anyway, and this can be styled accordingly.
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Features / Re: New revs
« on September 12th, 2010, 10:25 PM »
rev 96
+ Re-implemented pseudo-'link' for guests in Display page, for alternative themes. (Display.php)
* Tweaked a couple of language entries. (index.english.php)
* Spacing nazi. (ManagePermissions.template.php)
+ Re-implemented pseudo-'link' for guests in Display page, for alternative themes. (Display.php)
* Tweaked a couple of language entries. (index.english.php)
* Spacing nazi. (ManagePermissions.template.php)
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Features / Re: Another life-changing fantastic idea for quotes! (Bit silly, too.)
« on September 12th, 2010, 09:16 PM »Click+hold, drag, Ctrl-C, click, [quote], Ctrl-V, [/quote] hahahaahQuote People don't multi-quote enough. People don't know the pleasure of replying everything line by line.
You know what? Because people use the Quote bbc button and it's so complicated.
Funny you should mention this, because this came up in SimpleDesk's dev cycle and for the same reason - folks that were used to email wouldn't like the reply-with-quote, and I kind of mulled it over and figured it'd be awesome to do but could never figure out how to make it work sanely for the forum users (the strong SMF background)
I love the idea, though I'm concerned it might be a paradigm shift too far for some folks... hmm.
As for messages starting with a ">"... Yes, people could simply add an extra space to make it a non-quote.
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Off-topic / Re: Post count fever
« on September 12th, 2010, 07:58 PM »
And 30000 in a year, too!
I think my best ever for a day was around 250... (Estimated.) On my older forum over at cynarhum.com...
I think my best ever for a day was around 250... (Estimated.) On my older forum over at cynarhum.com...
10303
Features / Re: New revs
« on September 12th, 2010, 06:49 PM »
rev 95
! upgrade_2-0.sql file didn't get deleted after an upgrade process. (upgrade.php)
! Fixed Display template showing an error next to a guest poster. It currently links to a dummy URL, will fix when I had proper support for this Noisen.com feature. (Display.php)
* Moved conversation selector from left to center in PM homepage, as it takes less space there and might be placed more logically this way. But am I to talk... (PersonalMessage.template.php)
* Changed possibly_robot again, to use preg_match() and more generic search terms. (Load.php)
(Feel free to discuss!)
! upgrade_2-0.sql file didn't get deleted after an upgrade process. (upgrade.php)
! Fixed Display template showing an error next to a guest poster. It currently links to a dummy URL, will fix when I had proper support for this Noisen.com feature. (Display.php)
* Moved conversation selector from left to center in PM homepage, as it takes less space there and might be placed more logically this way. But am I to talk... (PersonalMessage.template.php)
* Changed possibly_robot again, to use preg_match() and more generic search terms. (Load.php)
(Feel free to discuss!)
10304
Off-topic / Re: Post count fever
« on September 12th, 2010, 05:46 PM »
Yes, that's what I said :P
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Features / Another life-changing fantastic idea for quotes! (Bit silly, too.)
« on September 12th, 2010, 04:47 PM »
Okay, you know what -- QUOTES ARE WAY UNDERUSED.
People don't multi-quote enough. People don't know the pleasure of replying everything line by line.
You know what? Because people use the Quote bbc button and it's so complicated.
Power-quoters like me, and perhaps Pete, do it manually. Quote message... Okay, focus on message, ctrl+end, ctrl+shift+left arrow until I select the entire [/quote], ctrl+c, ctrl+home (I use ctrl a lot, at this point...), go to end of the quote I want to reply to, ctrl+v, enter, enter, type answer... Enter, enter, ctrl+v, right arrow, del (this effectively turns it into an opening quote), go to end of the quote, keep doing it that way...
Now, you can try it if you never did. It works and, well, I don't see a better way of doing it quickly.
...
Until today.
I remembered these freaking' annoying e-mails.
Which were so easy to reply to, because they already were entirely quoted.
> Hello, world.
> Reply to this.
> Just below.
See? It's easy.
> More quotes.
---------------> Now what? Why can't we do that for Wedge?
That's the idea, really.
Quote message.
Show message. Instead of showing it inside a large quote tag, turn it into a post with limited width, add automatic carriage returns, and *add > signs in front of each line*.
Now, the user can reply like on any e-mail they may want to quote...
And then, when they hit the Send button, that's where the magic is supposed to be applied: we turn back this post into a properly quoted post. I don't know exactly how, but we can discuss it. Basically, it's simply about concatenating all lines with a starting ">" into a single quote. Special cases like code tags should be accounted for (we have to deal with them as a single block). We could keep a copy of the quoted post in memory, and compare it with the new post, and thus do some sort of diff on it -- you know, like Wikipedia. And then we quote everything that was inside the earlier post, and only that.
It could be exciting... Because it's something that actually talks to e-mail users. There are a few, I've heard. :whistle:
People don't multi-quote enough. People don't know the pleasure of replying everything line by line.
You know what? Because people use the Quote bbc button and it's so complicated.
Power-quoters like me, and perhaps Pete, do it manually. Quote message... Okay, focus on message, ctrl+end, ctrl+shift+left arrow until I select the entire [/quote], ctrl+c, ctrl+home (I use ctrl a lot, at this point...), go to end of the quote I want to reply to, ctrl+v, enter, enter, type answer... Enter, enter, ctrl+v, right arrow, del (this effectively turns it into an opening quote), go to end of the quote, keep doing it that way...
Now, you can try it if you never did. It works and, well, I don't see a better way of doing it quickly.
...
Until today.
I remembered these freaking' annoying e-mails.
Which were so easy to reply to, because they already were entirely quoted.
> Hello, world.
> Reply to this.
> Just below.
See? It's easy.
> More quotes.
---------------> Now what? Why can't we do that for Wedge?
That's the idea, really.
Quote message.
Show message. Instead of showing it inside a large quote tag, turn it into a post with limited width, add automatic carriage returns, and *add > signs in front of each line*.
Now, the user can reply like on any e-mail they may want to quote...
And then, when they hit the Send button, that's where the magic is supposed to be applied: we turn back this post into a properly quoted post. I don't know exactly how, but we can discuss it. Basically, it's simply about concatenating all lines with a starting ">" into a single quote. Special cases like code tags should be accounted for (we have to deal with them as a single block). We could keep a copy of the quoted post in memory, and compare it with the new post, and thus do some sort of diff on it -- you know, like Wikipedia. And then we quote everything that was inside the earlier post, and only that.
It could be exciting... Because it's something that actually talks to e-mail users. There are a few, I've heard. :whistle: