TP3 is now in SVN

Quote from: xwisdom at Jul 11, 2005, 12:06 PM

You can solve this by adding this line above line 1862 in document.parser.class.inc.php

if(!isset($this->pluginEvent[$evtName])) return false;

Let me know if it works.

This worked; thanks Raymond...

one more defect in the manager:



this occurs when going to any tab in the System Configuration...

Quote from: OpenGeek at Jul 11, 2005, 12:54 PM

one more defect in the manager:

Warning: implode(): Bad arguments. in C:\wampp2\eclipse\workspace\tattoo-xwisdom\manager\actions\dynamic\mutate_settings.dynamic.action.php on line 955

this occurs when going to any tab in the System Configuration...

Yeah that’s true. This will affect some other pages as well. See my SVN branch for the updates.

I have a question: What exactly are modules, how are they used and is there any type of guidelines or particular way they need to be written to be able to play? (ok maybe there are multiple questions within this question)

Installed your current SVN branch (post reply #22) and it seems to be going ok. I’ll really beat it up tomorrow and let you know what I think. Looking great on first impressions, although I got a JS error when trying to create a blank document in the default repository folder to use as a CSS file. Something about ID being "NaN".

Then again, this was from an upgrade, so I’ll do a clean install and see if that clears it up. Can anyone repeat this behavior? Looking good!

Quote from: Strider at Jul 12, 2005, 03:32 AM

I have a question: What exactly are modules, how are they used and is there any type of guidelines or particular way they need to be written to be able to play? (ok maybe there are multiple questions within this question)

Hi Strider,

I’ve not written any user guide for modules as yet but in nut shell you can write a module just as you would a snippet with a few added capabilities.

Here a screen shot of the Simple Machines Forum connector that I’ve created:

I’ve just updated my SVN with some fixes and other stuff. There’s also some minor change to the welcome page.

Zi’s new layout was also added

Quote from: xwisdom at Jul 13, 2005, 12:25 AM

I’ve just updated my SVN with some fixes and other stuff. There’s also some minor change to the welcome page.

Zi’s new layout was also added

well where do we get this new svn and btw what is an svn?

also
why are system configurations like
filemanager_path
rb_base_dir
rb_base_url

and in the past version im_plugin and cm_plugin variables(these are not in my new system configuration table)
stored in the tables as absolute url and directory paths?
I guess my next question would be why are system variables being cached in a file instead of just being read in from the table?

SVN = subversions source control

Quote from: Strider at Jul 13, 2005, 03:36 AM

well where do we get this new svn and btw what is an svn?

also
why are system configurations like
filemanager_path
rb_base_dir
rb_base_url

and in the past version im_plugin and cm_plugin variables(these are not in my new system configuration table)
stored in the tables as absolute url and directory paths?
I guess my next question would be why are system variables being cached in a file instead of just being read in from the table?

These are new system variables that are used by the Resource Browser and the File managar.

The reason wy we cache these is to improve speed. Feteching the configuration settings from the database for every page load will only slow things down a bit. Caching is much faster than database requests.