Wedge

It supports IE6 way better than IE6 deserves :P

If you don't beat me to 9k, I'll be mad at you! :P

And... 7000 posts :P

These last 1000 were a bit faster than the ones before them. However, Pete was in a rage last week and managed to start catching up big time. He sent something like 100 posts more than I did this month ;)
So I would estimate that I will be first to 7500, but I definitely no longer have a shot at 10k... And possibly even at 8k, eheh.

Yes... For those who didn't follow: I made the suggestion that native English speakers tended to prefer 'add-ons', while non-native speakers preferred 'plugins'.
The reason is probably that 'add-ons' is the 'correct' word to define these, but that it doesn't ring much of a bell to anyone who doesn't speak English on a daily basis.
It would be okay if Wedge was available from the start in 150 languages, but it won't be the case. Many non-native English speakers will be using the English version for that reason, and that includes modders as well. I think they'd like it best if they could call functions like loadPluginSomething() instead of loadAddonSomething() because that would be easier for them to remember.
Also, the various 'major' folders in Wedge have universal names: 'Sources', 'Themes', 'avatars'... ('attachments' not so much, but then again that's why I've renamed it to 'files' and was thinking of 'uploads' as well.) Uploading plugins to an Addons folder would possibly be a bit more confusing than to a Plugins folder. Things like that...

Now, I suppose it depends on how many Wedge users have English as their main language.
Right now, it looks like it's a 50/50.

rev 1036
(11 files, 21kb)

+ Added an add_css() function to make it easier to add inline CSS at the very end of the headers. (Aeva-Embed.php, Aeva-Foxy.php, Subs-Media.php, Subs-Cache.php, Register.template.php)

* Cache manager will now use the data subfolder, and when asked, will touch the (less likely to be opened) Collapse.php file instead of Load.php. Because if you're developing Wedge and testing it on a local install, believe me, it's annoying as hell to see Notepad2 complain just because you left Load.php opened and it noticed its file date changed. What do you mean, you don't care? Did your mom tell you how rude you can be sometimes? Do you really deserve Wedge? Well... We'll see about it after you apologize. (Subs-Cache.php)

* Removed 'last_minute_header' hack, and instead rewrote everything to use $context['header'] and show it at the last minute, instead of via the index template. Also made the dynamic replacement ten times faster by using substr_replace instead of a regex. (Class-Editor.php, Aeva-Embed.php, Aeva-Gallery.php, Aeva-ModCP.php, Subs-Media.php, Subs-BBC.php, Subs-Cache.php, Subs-Template.php, index.template.php)

Yeah... Now it's definitely ringing a bell :P

I'd put my veto on Wedget. I suggested the name it's true. But it was only as a joke. We could use it for sidebar blocks or something but not to plugins. I can guarantee it won't be used in the end.

Btw votes were blocked. Sorry about that.

Odd little thing I noticed last week... I can't seem to find any use for $context['languages']['english']['selected'].
It's not used anywhere I could find -- and it's not even set, i.e. if I select the English version, 'selected' isn't set to true or whatever.

This should probably go... Can someone look into this?

Up.
Pete, I suspect you still don't have access to the codebase right....?