Wedge

Yup.

We should also check for consistency in current hooks.

I may have access to iptables, but... Why exactly would I stop Baidu? As long as it's not killing the bandwidth, I could care less about it...

If you don't like seeing it in the who's online area, I can remove it from the list of recognized bots... :P

Oh, it's already been nailed on for a while... First time an avatar is created, an album is silently created, using /media/avatars/ as its target folder. Same for attachments, with /media/files/. The folders are already in my local copy but I just noticed they're not in SVN...
Anyway-- they'll behave like normal albums, i.e. new sub-folders created after a sub-folder is full. The idea is that whatever the obfuscation setting is, thumbnails will always be visible to everyone, because it'd be stupid to expect a web server to take dozens of extra PHP connections just for these. (Or maybe we could put a dummy avatar if user doesn't have the right to view them... Anyway, this kind of thing is done via Load.php anyway, not through the usual AeMe codepath.)
Other than that... I don't see any biggie.No, it can't be album 0 because we need different albums for avatars and files. It's easier internally to help people choose their avatar from an existing pool. (They can always move their files to the avatar album later if they want to use them as avatars...)I don't think it has that many consequences. The main consequence is that many, MANY functions and settings will have to go, and that's probably the part I'm a bit scared to screw up...
Other than that, I don't think there would be any reason to use different album settings for avatars and files, compared to other albums. It's just... easier to apply the same settings to everything. The only difference being that Wedge will directly retrieve avatars from the media table.

Oh, and I'm also not looking forward to dealing with the Attachment feature in post pages... I mean, I like the 'simplicity' of it, and I'd like to do something between our current popup and the current attachment solution for that.

- Debate, guys! :P

- A "SID metal" band... I'm not a big metal fan (apart from my holy trinity of SUGIZO, Anathema and Symphony X and a vague Angra album, my knowledge is close to zero), but they topped a top 10 video on Youtube about great indie video game soundtracks... I wanted to know if there was anything as good as Aquaria or Braid in that respect. Well, made me discover Machinae Supremacy's soundtrack for Jets'n'guns, and Module's soundtrack for Shatter. Both are soundchippy, and both are fantastic. The Shatter OST was like a drug to me for a month or so -- now I switched to the J&G drug :P

I think it's a debate that could be launched, but really, all I did was to make the field bigger if the thing is collapsed. I figured if I always made it bigger, people might complain that it takes too much room on all pages when it's open opened shown by default. You know, the kind of detail that eventually makes Wedge look better, and people say, "how come I never thought about that before?!"... Don't worry, we didn't either :lol:

Oh, it's a good day starting for me...
http://forum.machinaesupremacy.com/index.php?action=credits
Technically, I have my name in the credits of the official Machinae Supremacy website. And I didn't even know about them until a few weeks ago. 8-)

Lol, I just realized that the post number (the thing next to the post date) is exactly the rev number, off by one... It wouldn't even be off by one if I hadn't recently merged two small commit changelogs together :P

So I'm posting this totally unrelated post to make them match exactly... :niark:

How about we assign a left:right:bottom:top var to layer names in skeletons? Only one per direction per skeleton.

<main_wrap:left>

Would mean "if a mod asks to add a subtemplate to the left, use this layer." like a shortcut!

We could have more directions or even other hints, as separated by commas.

And loadSubtemplate('tempy', array('left', 'hello')) would mean add a subtemp to the left-hinted layer, and fallback to the hello layer if not found.
Heck. I can even have a global fallback to the main layer or whatever!

What a smart idea :eheh:

Skeleton = structure not position.
It's only a helper it won't do the cooking for you :)

Positioning is up to CSS. I'll commit on a few minutes. Bloc, I suggest you look into the new system and determine if you think something can be done with it. I'll accept any patches, algorithms or suggestions. With pleasure.

It's up :)
Hopefully it'll work for both of you, Pete and Bjorn... Take your time to study it but make sure to feel your first feeling about it!
I'll try and update the demo site this week-end... I guess I'm going to have to release it to the public anyway. Ahhhh, and I'm still not using AeMe for avatars and attachments... The agony, I always postpone this big chunk!