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    Running Eclipse’s batch line ending converter on it now...and will commit soon
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      And I am also boiling there, big part excitation, small part anxious to know wether or not my brain will be able to keep up with the jump to the next gen !

      Quote from: zi at Apr 26, 2007, 03:24 AM

      GREAT news guys! smiley

      Quote from: Dr. at Apr 25, 2007, 11:33 PM

      I got a fever... and the only cure is more 0.9.7 cowbell.

      -sD-
      Dr. Scotty Delicious, Scientist.

      hrm, I am feeling a little temperature too tongue


      Quote from: rthrash at Apr 25, 2007, 06:43 PM

      Here’s a few guiding principles about 097 and the future:

      (.... amazing stuf.... )

      And now, drooling tongue
      lol
        .: COO - Commerce Guys - Community Driven Innovation :.


        MODx est l'outil id
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        Also, I’ve extended Smarty a bit to add some functionality.

        Template inheritance can be achieved using {extends file=’filename’} and {modblock name=’nameofblock’}{/modblock}. There are examples in different manager pages (some aren’t converted to it yet, just find the ones that are - usu. they have a mutate.tpl in them).

        There is a {continue} function for {foreach} statements, as well as {exit} which mimics die();

        More stuff to come...
          shaun mccormick | bigcommerce mgr of software engineering, former modx co-architect | github | splittingred.com
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          I’ll be adding a few bug fixes and tweaks for TinyMCE soon so if there’s another RC coming soon, hold off till I can get a few things committed. The few things I’m looking at will help with a few quirks when upgrading from a prior version.

          Jeff
            Jeff Whitfield

            "I like my coffee hot and strong, like I like my women, hot and strong... with a spoon in them."
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            Alright, today is the day. branches/095dev will be deleted in a few moments.

            In addition, I want to remove all the existing branches because I don’t think any of them are being actively used right now, and probably need to be recopied anyway; plus, now you can create a new user branch in branches/private/ that will only be accessible to the MODx Team members, or, if you want a publicly accessible user branch, you can create one in branches/ directly. This is being done so that we can make development branches (like branches/0.9.6 and soon branches/0.9.7) available to the public for early adoption/testing purposes, before committing to the trunk.

            Contact me as soon as possible if you have anything in branches that needs to be retained, otherwise, all branches will be deleted, with the exception of the following:

            branches/0.9.6/ (current 0.9.6 development branch)
            branches/opengeek/ (current 0.9.7 development branch)
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              FYI:

              I am deleting all personal and outdated branches in SVN as I type this. No one notified me that they had something to keep. If you need something back, let me know, and I can tell you how to get it back or apply your outstanding work to a new working copy.

              I am also moving branches/opengeek to branches/private/0.9.7, so if you are working on 0.9.7, you’ll need to check out a new copy from this location or run svn switch to properly point your working copy at the new server location before working with it anymore. (new location is http://svn1.cvsdude.com/rethrash/tattoo/tattoo/branches/private/0.9.7)

              Also, the access control lists for SVN have been updated so that the top level of branches is now publicly accessible. If you want to work on a branch that is not exposed to the public, create that branch under branches/private/. BTW, here are the current SVN user groups and a quick explanation of their permissions on the tattoo module (aka MODx):

              modx-commit = opengeek, vbrilon [full read-write]
              modx-dev = rethrash, xwisdom, bravado, aNoble, jaredc, netnoise, mkaplan, tillda, garryn, kjaebker, dozebox, grad, tobyl, splittingred, sirlancelot, andrazk, pixelchutes [read-write to all but /trunk]
              modx-contribute = sottwell, bs, PaulGregory, dozebox [read all, write to branches/private/* only]

              If you don’t have an SVN account and wish to start making active contributions, or have any other questions or concerns, feel free to let me know.