Wedge

PPS: what happens if I merge a post with an earlier one that has a notification attached to it..? I guess it loses it, right..?

Well at least this all prompted me to look at linuxfr.org, previously the most prominent site to use Templeet, and read discussions on the fact that it switched to Ruby on Rails a couple of years ago...
Basically, the thinking was also that static sites are no longer that important, and that anyway, the site was too dynamic to allow for proper use of Templeet's best feature. I think they went with the second best caching method (and first for dynamic sites...), i.e. they're caching only parts of a page, and then serving these static blocks dynamically.
I don't think Wedge or SMF would go to these lengths, mostly because there are so many potentially pages in a forum, if you create a static cache of all those things you'll end up with a huge cache folder... I guess, the best that can be done is to do a temp cache (i.e. expiry date like in cache_put_data), ensuring that only the currently most visited pages will be statically cached, or at least partially.
That's the direction SMF was going, I think... At some point.

rev 2043 - "Je poste, donc je suis." (René-Gilles Descartes)
(10 files, 4kb)

* Playing catch up with translations! (Admin, Help, index, Install, ManageMaintenance, Modlog, Who)

* Updated $txt['error_new_reply_reading'] to make more sense in context. I think..? (Post.language.php)

- Removed a reference to an error entry that wasn't used anymore (new_reply). (Post.php)

I installed the latest Gimp, and it gave me a 78-byte file for your quick_delete.gif, instead of 75... A bit surprising. What's your magic trick, eh..? ;)

Okay, so I'm looking into  that code I removed, looking to see if I was mistaken in flagging it as buggy, but it still strikes me as odd... I can only see problems with it, and I don't think I wanna do any kind of revert. Maybe rewrite the error code to get rid of 'new_reply' and only mention 'new_replies'..?

Here's my reasoning. Please share your thoughts about it.


"error_new_replies, which is a non-existent $txt string to begin with, should be built with the contents of $txt['error_new_reply_reading'] or $txt['error_new_reply'], depending on whether it was triggered after pressing the Reply/Quote button in topic pages, or pressing Submit in the post page. These two $txt items are arrays, thus number_context is there to choose the correct string within these arrays, as well as sprintf them to push the number in place. At this point, we have, for instance, 'Warning - while you were typing, 2 new replies have been posted. You may wish to review your post.' in our variable. So far, so good...


"new_reply should ALSO be set, if there's only one reply. BUT it should have the unedited string array, i.e. $txt['error_new_reply'] is now an ARRAY of unformatted strings... Which doesn't serve any purpose..?!


So, we're resetting the error_new_replies string that we just set a moment ago... :-/
Either with:
1/ A non-existent string, $txt['error_new_replies_reading'] (note the plural), which generates the error that prompted me to remove the code block,
2/ An array of unformatted strings, which we then pass to sprintf, which only accept strings, and not arrays -- another error waiting for us.

Really, I don't see the point.

:)Yeah, I read Mort (not ALL of it though... At the time I wasn't into Discworld), and... the one about the rock band (because of Susan), I skipped Hogfather though because I'd seen the TV version, and I also read the one with the time monk (with an excellent French title -- 'Procrastinations'), which AFAIK is the last appearance of Susan in the DW universe.
Technically, one might consider Susan was replaced by the golem boss girl in Going Postal, but she doesn't hold a candle to her :PYep, I was surprised I didn't have to change anything... ;)

rev 2042 -- all the cool kids have it!
(6 files +1-1, 11kb)

+ Ah, what a complicated mess... But what I wouldn't do to save bytes!! The spinning wheel is replaced, on supporting browsers, with a fully CSS-animated equivalent. It looks much better, saves 900 bytes in the gzipped CSS, and it makes me look smart. What's not to like? (zoomedia.js, common.css, index.css, zoom.css)

* Replaced loader.gif spinning wheel with wheel.gif, which is the same image, but optimized for size. The palette is reduced to 7 colors (from 63!) without any noticeable difference, and it saves about 600 bytes. For oldIE & co. (loader.gif, wheel.gif)

! Fixed nested mixins. Previously, any 'mixin:' rules added to a mixin declaration would be ignored, which was bad... (Class-CSS.php)

! Ajax banner needed a box-sizing property, as it was setting both width: 100% and a padding rule, thus offsetting the spinning wheel by a few pixels. (index.css)

* Commenazi. (ScheduledTasks.php)

@ A quick note: I discovered that mixins within mixins accept the 'mixin:' rule, but not the 'mixes' symbol. Well, there's a limit to what these symbols can do, at least when it comes to the parser. I guess I won't rest until I find a solution for this.

rev 2041
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! My inden@zi vanity project was adding tabs to textareas, so I'm adding a skip for these. Sorry about that one. Also used the opportunity to protect <pre> tags, although there shouldn't be any -- but you never know. For the record, my protection code worked on first try, ah ah. I'm getting used to writing this kind of code I'm afraid... (Subs-Template.php)

! Fixed border in bottom linktree in Warm and Wuthering. Also minor fix to slogan positioning in Warm. (Warm/extra.css, Wuthering/extra.css)