Wedge

rev 760
(11 files, 12kb)

* Changed .attr() calls to be compatible with jQuery 1.6, as we'll probably move to it eventually. (ManageBoards.php, ManageNews.php, Subscriptions-PayPal.php, ManageMaintenance.template.php, ManagePermissions.template.php, ManageSmileys.template.php, Profile.template.php, Register.template.php, up.js)
! Oops, .titlebg was inheriting from the wrong selector. (index.css)
* Details. (post.js, script.js)

NB: Might want to consider optimizing .is() calls in a loop...?

+1

No problem... But if you could keep your farts to yourself it'd be appreciated!

Pete, I hereby suggest that we release a special Wedge package. For $5.000, you get the free Wedge package, as well as free installation on a server of your choice. And a free T-shirt. (Well, when I mean free... That's $5.000 plus postage fees, of course.)

You can always put a price on free software.  8-)

spellcheck.js is a default, unmodified SMF file. It's definitely a false positive.
draft_autosave.js is Pete's draft mod. I can vouch for its quality and safety.

(What exactly can JavaScript do to your computer anyway?)

To me, everything that starts with "vb" is doomed...

Made your link clickable (see no problem with that. Feel free to re-edit.)
Well it's the first time I see a mention about the domain name, lol. I had a hard time getting it. Compared to the dozens of other names I bought before it at least. :p

All in all, nothing to add to the conversation -- they've pretty much said what needed to be said.

And yes, we're hostile against SMF but it needs to be said again: only in reaction to their behavior *after* we announced we'd fork them. Before this happened, well... Between late August and early November '10, the relationship was pretty okay, we were going to release with a BSD license, and we thought SMF incorporating our code into their main codebase would be good for their project.
But they didn't play nice (to say the least), so we closed that door for them.
If the team changes drastically, and we make friends with them, we'll reconsider. But right now, it's a big no-no.

rev 758
(19 files, 22kb)

+ Added 'e' parameter to all delayed events. You can now directly access the jQuery-normalized event object for any inline event using the 'e' variable. (Subs.php, example in Profile.template.php)
* Rewrote timing strings in footer to use sprintf, say '1 query' instead of '1 queries', and use a str_replace instead of a preg_replace. (Subs.php, index.template.php, index language)
+ Added language strings for Dynamic Replacements. (Subs.php, index language)
* Rewrote timing functions to use microtime(true) instead of the tricky microtime() for $time_start. You can now easily determine the amount of seconds spent in the page execution with "microtime(true) - $time_start". Also, SMF used time() in a few places to track time spent... Ah ah! No, it's not a joke actually. (index.php, SSI.php, ssi_examples.php, Class-DB.php, ManageAttachments.php, ManageMail.php, ManageMaintenance.php, Aeva-Gallery2.php, ManageMedia.php, Packages.php, RepairBoards.php, ScheduledTasks.php, Subs.php)
! Fixed user menu bug in FF4 and removed useless e.toElement calls, as e.relatedTarget is standardized in jQuery. (script.js, topic.js)
* Rewrote Issue Warning JS to actually work as the SMF code *wanted* it to work (drag'n'slide to change percentage), because yes, it didn't work. (Profile.template.php)