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- improved the user information page.
- improved the story submission page.
- fixed comments score bug: '.00' --> 'x.00'
- tried fixing the calendar wrapping - UnConeD, is it fixed now?
- provided a link back to the submission queue after having voted
for a story.
- fixed comment subject bug (and security flaw) by replacing
quotes by ".
- updated theme 'zaphod': fixed 2 bugs.
- updated theme 'marvin': fixed 1 bug and improved the layout so
things wrap (hopefully) better in Windows.
- comments have by default no subject pre-set - if no subject is
provided, the user is warned and when a comment eventually got
submitted without a subject, a subject is composed using the x
first characters of the comment's body.
- improved comments on submit.php
- corrected a typo in the FAQ.
UnConeD
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- replace 'article.php' by 'discussion.php'
- comment() still uses old references to account.php: the
parameters you supply to account.php does no longer hold.
You have to update those links to the new syntax.
- commentcontrol() is outdated - copy paste the one of
theme 'marvin' and adjust it to your likings.
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* The rest of my stuff (administration stuff) isn't ready to be
commited yet ... :I
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* URI/URL enhancements to make the URLs more comprehensive and shorter.
* Fixed a bug in submit.php that slipped in during the latest commit.
* Changed a few tidbits on the calendar.
* Fixed a bug in most themes:
$tid --> $cid
COUNT(tid) --> COUNT(cid)
Updated most themes except for UnConeD's.
* Fixed a handful of problems with Jeroen's theme. However, Jeroen's
theme is still not working yet - some features are completly missing,
making the theme not very useful ...
Any known bugs left? If not, I'll head on tonight and add some new
features. I'll probably add basic admin tools to edit articles and
such. Once done, we can start on the comment moderation.
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* <chit-chat>
UnConeD: - what about integrating it in your theme now?
- how was your last exam, btw?
Natrak : - did you arrived well?
Jeroen : - how was your *cough*blind date*cough*?
</chit-chat>
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* Fixed a minor alignment glitch.
* Aligned the code to look nicer.
* Please make it scale well in IE.
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month and year in the header of it.
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rendering a calendar less expensive.
* Added a function displayCalendar($theme, $active_date) to functions.inc.
* Adjusted index.php so it would support URIs formated like
"?date=$unix_timestamp".
* Integrated the calendar in my personal theme: themes/Dries/theme.class.
If you want to include the calendar in your theme, check the code in my
$theme->footer(): global $date and call displayCalendar($theme, $date).
Check the main page at http://beta.drop.org/ with theme 'Dries' to see it
yourself!
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I created a sweet little class that is able to generate tiny calendars.
98% of all portals (incl. big portals like slashdot and kuro5hin) lack
a decent way to browse older stories that 'felt' of the news page. At
these sites, the only way to access older news is by using the search
form which - I think - will only very few people tend to do. If you do
not know what you are searching for, this isn't very easy neither. As
a consequence, older stories are often completly forgotten and
discussions simply drop death as soon they felt of the main page.
Many stories are actually timeless and can stay interesting and 'live'
for a longer period of time. By making them hard to access they are
often killed before the discussion died peacefully on it's own.
In other words:
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My calendar class is an attempt to make browsing archives (i.e. older
stories) (a) possible and (b) easy to do ... and is hence considered a
navigation improvement compared with the majority of all portals.
IMHO, small improvements like these can and will make us better in the
end.
I suggest to integrate it on the main page if you all agree. You can
check a `demo' at
http://beta.drop.org/calendar.class.php
but be aware: it isn't linked with the database yet so you actually
can't navigate anything yet. ;)
Throw in your 2 cents and let me know what you think of it please!
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