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Features / Re: Footnotes???
« on April 20th, 2011, 08:05 AM »
And that's the bug I think I saw a few months ago: a case where a footnote was referenced outside of a quote, and was printed inside the quote that followed..... :^^;:
I know it's only due to a lack of self-iteration but I wanted to save CPU cycles....
I know it's only due to a lack of self-iteration but I wanted to save CPU cycles....
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Features / Re: Footnotes???
« on April 19th, 2011, 11:38 PM »
They're better off in the same flow, to the best of my knowledge. I tried having them all at the bottom, but wasn't happy with it.
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Features / Re: New revs
« on April 19th, 2011, 11:34 PM »9230
Features / Re: Footnotes???
« on April 19th, 2011, 06:12 PM »
Thanks guys, it means a lot ;) Even more than my birthday topic :eheh:
Footnotes is the one and only mod I built from the ground up. It's not a big mod but it was dear to me -- I love footnotes in general, and I thought SMF should have them. Since the mod itself isn't particularly popular, I'm forcing Wedge users to have the option, eheh... :niark:
Although I should add that the current implementation (for both SMF and Wedge) is very slightly buggy when adding footnotes in quotes when there are multiple quotes. It's a bug I thought I fixed long ago, but it can be reproduced... One day I'll have to deal with it. Maybe first I should make performance tests between regex and strpos matching......... Uh.... Don't mind me, eh.
Footnotes is the one and only mod I built from the ground up. It's not a big mod but it was dear to me -- I love footnotes in general, and I thought SMF should have them. Since the mod itself isn't particularly popular, I'm forcing Wedge users to have the option, eheh... :niark:
Although I should add that the current implementation (for both SMF and Wedge) is very slightly buggy when adding footnotes in quotes when there are multiple quotes. It's a bug I thought I fixed long ago, but it can be reproduced... One day I'll have to deal with it. Maybe first I should make performance tests between regex and strpos matching......... Uh.... Don't mind me, eh.
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Off-topic / Re: Introduction
« on April 19th, 2011, 06:00 PM »
They want my cake and eat it! The bastards! :P
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Archived fixes / [FAQ] Re: Why isn't wedge.org running Wedge?
« on April 19th, 2011, 06:00 PM »
Because they're not made by lunatics who maintain blogs about innovation or spend years working on a silly puzzle game until it's perfect :niark:
Although from time to time it's hard... Right now I'm pulling my hair trying to fix some Aeva Media bugs that I don't ever remember meeting in the SMF version of it... (OTOH, today I added proper transparent PNG support for IE6 in the gallery as well.)
(Oh, and I also fixed the smg (now 'media') BBC tag to all for multiple IDs to be used in a regular tag without the use of the 'box' type.)
Although from time to time it's hard... Right now I'm pulling my hair trying to fix some Aeva Media bugs that I don't ever remember meeting in the SMF version of it... (OTOH, today I added proper transparent PNG support for IE6 in the gallery as well.)
(Oh, and I also fixed the smg (now 'media') BBC tag to all for multiple IDs to be used in a regular tag without the use of the 'box' type.)
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Off-topic / Re: Introduction
« on April 19th, 2011, 05:25 PM »
billy2, there are no papers involved in Wedge for now. We're working on CLAs and NDAs but we're not in a hurry. Right now it's just between Pete and I, and we trust each other fully.Quote from Arantor on April 19th, 2011, 04:53 PM ...
Hmm, if they wanted me in the team, I'd have to be both dev team leader, and either be the boss of SMF, or be a director with you at the helm.
I think they have yet to reach that point where everyone who hates us is kicked out and they call us to save SMF :lol:Quote Hmm, here's me wondering if my CLA technically expired once they stripped me of my titles, privileges and group memberships... ::)
(I mean, seriously: if I were on the SMF team now, I'd have to look at joining the NPO as a legal member in order to be party to some of the votes of where things go. If that's not a WTF, I don't know what is.)
Hmm, if they wanted me in the team, I'd have to be both dev team leader, and either be the boss of SMF, or be a director with you at the helm.
I think they have yet to reach that point where everyone who hates us is kicked out and they call us to save SMF :lol:
We have both signed CLAs giving rights to use any code we gave them for SMF itself so bug fixes and so on we gave them are able to be used.
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Plugins / Re: Plugin hooks
« on April 19th, 2011, 05:19 PM »
Sorry, I'm a non-violent! And thus, because of my beliefs, I will only resort to libel, slander and vilification to get someone out of my way. That's who I am. 8-)
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Features / Re: New revs
« on April 19th, 2011, 05:15 PM »
rev 728
(3 files, 6kb)
! Pardon my French, but I'm fucking good. Leveraged the power of jQuery to make the ping class work on media items in IE6. Ah HA! (settings.xml)
(3 files, 6kb)
! Pardon my French, but I'm fucking good. Leveraged the power of jQuery to make the ping class work on media items in IE6. Ah HA! (settings.xml)
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Features / Re: New revs
« on April 19th, 2011, 03:07 PM »
rev 727
(10 files +1-1, 21kb)
* Replaced loading-flow icon to a smaller one (thanks for reminding me of that web service, Lorenzo!), and renamed it. (loader.gif, loading-flow.gif, zoom.css)
* Adding pngfix to IE6 in the default template is bad practice IMHO. Added an 'include' parameter to the code blocks in styling files, allowing to specify a list of comma-separated URLs for script files to be added for browser compatibility purposes. Also documented the whole damn thing in the Warm styling, as usual. That's pretty much one of the only things I've been documenting actually... (Subs-Cache.php, index.template.php, settings.xml)
* In the media area, transparent items would get a box-shadow override. Replaced this with a proper ping class (which was already there to tell IE6 an image was transparent). Ironically, DD_belatedPNG doesn't seem to work well on divs with a transparent background, so transparency still won't work in IE6... Did I hear someone say "screw IE6"? Is that you sir? Thank you, what's your name? Well Mr. Obvious, you're welcome to my place anytime! (Aeva-Foxy.php, Subs-Media.php, Media.template.php, index.css)
+ Added iOS hack to Warm and Wuthering. (settings.xml)
(10 files +1-1, 21kb)
* Replaced loading-flow icon to a smaller one (thanks for reminding me of that web service, Lorenzo!), and renamed it. (loader.gif, loading-flow.gif, zoom.css)
* Adding pngfix to IE6 in the default template is bad practice IMHO. Added an 'include' parameter to the code blocks in styling files, allowing to specify a list of comma-separated URLs for script files to be added for browser compatibility purposes. Also documented the whole damn thing in the Warm styling, as usual. That's pretty much one of the only things I've been documenting actually... (Subs-Cache.php, index.template.php, settings.xml)
* In the media area, transparent items would get a box-shadow override. Replaced this with a proper ping class (which was already there to tell IE6 an image was transparent). Ironically, DD_belatedPNG doesn't seem to work well on divs with a transparent background, so transparency still won't work in IE6... Did I hear someone say "screw IE6"? Is that you sir? Thank you, what's your name? Well Mr. Obvious, you're welcome to my place anytime! (Aeva-Foxy.php, Subs-Media.php, Media.template.php, index.css)
+ Added iOS hack to Warm and Wuthering. (settings.xml)
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Plugins / Re: Plugin hooks
« on April 19th, 2011, 07:34 AM »
Yeah. Free To do whatever he wants. Including wasting our precious time with immature behavior. Not a big loss IMO.
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FAQs / [FAQ] Re: Will Aeva Media be part of Wedge?
« on April 19th, 2011, 12:04 AM »
It will still be distributed as long as the SMF team isn't going crazy over us.... It's not up to me at that point.
There won't be support, but suffice to say -- there hasn't been official support in nearly a year now. I retired AeMe to focus on working on the SMF codebase. (And then the Wedge codebase of course.)
There won't be support, but suffice to say -- there hasn't been official support in nearly a year now. I retired AeMe to focus on working on the SMF codebase. (And then the Wedge codebase of course.)