Wedge

Never had any problems either, on Win7 + IE10 at least...

Some older versions of IE have trouble, though, when hitting Enter instead of the Submit button. Not that I could care less about these, though... I know how to fix that, but I d-o-n-o-t-c-a-r-e.

Had a look at the error log... Looks like, your IE10 is failing to transmit the current context to Wedge.
Can you check your JavaScript error log...? (Developer tools.)

rev 2168 -- the long-awaited Aeva update! What? No one cared? Okay, okay...
(2 files, 22kb)

! Fixed Aeva embedding to finally work... A year ago, I fixed a problem with URL tags being broken, and in the process I also broke the future embedding of any websites requiring a lookup to work. Added a short hack to completely bypass the need of a variable-length negative lookbehind. (Aeva-Embed.php)

@ I'm starting to think it would probably be better to turn Aeva into some kind of generic engine that allows for users to post embed code from a selection of websites, embed them as such, and just 'protect' them within an iframe.

- Reviewed all of the currently available embed sites, and removed all those that were dead, not responding, or at least no longer working in this setup, or whatever. (Subs-Aeva-Sites.php)

! Fixed Wat.tv embedding, and updated DotSub to actually show captions... Since it's pretty much the selling point of that site, right? (Subs-Aeva-Sites.php)

@ The list: Google Video (sic!), ClipLife, Clipser, Cold-Link, Dv.ouou, Excessif (ooh, that one hurts... Was a great site, added the embed code for myself...), ExposureRoom, Gloria, Glumbert, Grassroots, GrindTv, Guba, iJigg, Joost, JumpCut, MoFile, MotionBox, Mpora TV, Mp3tube, MSN Live (sic! YouTube really won the battle!), Multiply (I want to snag that domain name!), MyNet, MySoccerMedia, MyShows.cn, OnSmash (moved to YouTube hosting on another domain), Passionato (x2), PikNikTube, Putfile, RawVegas (YT hosting too), Revver, ScreenToaster, Seeqpod, ShareView, Sharkle, Slide (can you sell me that domain name, please..?), Space.tv.cctv.com, UOL VideoLog, UUME, vbox7, Vidiac, Vholdr, VidiLife, VSocial (x2), and Yahoo Video HK (they renamed to Yahoo! Screen, and I won't bother to look into this.)

@ Yes, that's nearly 50 dead video sites, accounting for the previous commit.

@ Have a nice trip, Pete!

It's you who's broken!

(Sorry, a favorite saying of my girl...)

No problem, Pete... We're all trying to find solutions.Nope...Images are all different. Generic websites with tons of visual contents need a discovery feature, and for these, infinite scrolling is perfect. Absolutely perfect. In fact, adding infinite scrolling to Aeva Media is a given, to me...I hate that.
And, you don't have to do it that way...

99% of all infinite scrollers do it this way: they hook on the scroll event, determine the position within the page, and if it's > 90% or something, they trigger the load.
I don't know if other scrollers do it my way, but here's how I do it: I hook on the mouse wheel event, and when I register a wheel roll, I determine if we've already reached the end of the page. If yes, then I monitor the wheel to see if the users insists on going down. If yes, I trigger the load.

This is a HUGE difference, in terms of usability. The common solution is 'obvious', while the second solution forces the user to make a conscious choice to see more data. By attempting to scroll down even though the page is already at the bottom, it sends Wedge the message that, "yes, I really want more, can you please send me more, pretty please with sugar on top..?"

The only drawback of this method, is that it doesn't work on mobile devices, which don't have a mouse wheel, so I'm looking into hooking the swipe event, and trigger the load after a couple of swipes to the bottom when the page is at the end, or very close to. Unfortunately, I haven't reached that point yet, as I'm too busy fixing JS issues with the scroller in itself. (As I said, images are the winners in infinite scrolling, not only because these are quickly scanned by the human eye, but also because loading an image usually doesn't come with unexpected elements that require running JavaScript, like a video embed... Hmm.)

Anyway, as a conclusion, please note:

Plus, the JS version underwent a really HEAVY rewrite recently, and I deliberately left the plugin version out, because I didn't deem it to be as important, considering it's unlikely many people would use @if / suffixes in their CSS for now, eh. I like risky situations, I guess..?!

Okay, it's on my local install, for now. ;)

I'm surprised the code isn't more broken actually, ah ah...
Maybe in the plugin JS equivalent, though....!

rev 2166
(7 files +2, 28kb) (that big?!)

+ Added Dragooon's notification subscriptions code. I don't get what it does, and it's not working for me, but I need it in SVN so that we can fix it later... Also added French translation, fixed some HTML (self-closed tags aren't needed in HTML5, useless $scripturl, using w100 class instead of an inline style, etc.) fixed indentation (spaces used instead of tabs?!), woot. (install.sql, Class-NotifSubscriber.php, Class-NotifSubscription.php, ManagePlugins.php, Notifications.php, Profile.php, Notifications.template.php, Notifications.language.php)

* PHP 5.2.3+ supports is_callable('class::method') (or even the equivalent function_exists) instead of is_callable(array('class', 'method')), so I figured it's best to use the string format, as it's a bit faster to handle internally. (Profile.php)

Wanchope, you haven't seen the French version, I used a great many different terms for this (s'abonner, adhérer, souscrire, s'inscrire, rejoindre...), and it makes me realize I should probably review them for consistency... :lol: