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  • Probably, test it here: http://www.gidnetwork.com/tools/gzip-test.php I'm really using this extension for the ability to perform other tricks within default.php, gzip is just the most obvious generic thing to do for all installations.
    in BufferTorture Comment by DavidK October 2007
  • Probably, test it here: http://www.gidnetwork.com/tools/gzip-test.php I'm really using this extension for the ability to perform other tricks within default.php, gzip is just the most obvious generic thing to do for all installations.
    in BufferTorture Comment by DavidK October 2007
  • Does the latest version work? I get this error: [Sat Dec 22 22:19:56 2007] [error] PHP Fatal error: Class 'LowCalVanilla_CompressPage' not found in /home/londonfg/public_html/extensions/LowCalVanilla/tools/utilities.php on line 52 Fresh install…
    in Low-Cal Vanilla Comment by DavidK December 2007
  • Does the latest version work? I get this error: [Sat Dec 22 22:19:56 2007] [error] PHP Fatal error: Class 'LowCalVanilla_CompressPage' not found in /home/londonfg/public_html/extensions/LowCalVanilla/tools/utilities.php on line 52 Fresh install…
    in Low-Cal Vanilla Comment by DavidK December 2007
  • Hmm, what version of Vanilla are you using?
    in Sitemaps Comment by DavidK August 2007
  • You should Google for "robots.txt". It's a text file that all search engine spiders will look for in the root of your website. So if your domain is http://www.londonfgss.com/ (it isn't, that's mine), then Google, Yahoo, MSN, etc are all looking fo…
    in Sitemaps Comment by DavidK August 2007
  • Hmm, that's not working at all... as if the code is not being called. It is activated right?
    in Sitemaps Comment by DavidK June 2007
  • I'll incorporate those changes into the 0.2 version. I've been running 0.2 for a while now, so I'll release that later.
    in Sitemaps Comment by DavidK June 2007
  • You have the latest version of Vanilla? $PostBackAction is supposed to be the variable in the Url that comes through. You could whisper me the Url to your installation and I'll go look too. A phpinfo() page would be useful too.
    in Sitemaps Comment by DavidK May 2007
  • # jdingman: I can supply you with the version that generates static files if you want. The full cache version I should have done tomorrow night, and will basically involve you installing the extension and then putting a cron job on your server to …
    in Sitemaps Comment by DavidK May 2007
  • Do you have a large forum Max? If so I could do with someone to test the new version I've made before I move onto a caching and scheduling system.
    in Sitemaps Comment by DavidK April 2007
  • Adding an Xsl style sheet wouldn't interfere with the sitemap at all. If you were a small site this isn't a bad idea, but as you grow and face multiple sitemap files, gzip'd, and containing 20,000 URLs each... it's hard to imagine that you would wa…
    in Sitemaps Comment by DavidK April 2007
  • Yeah. It's number of discussions that make the difference, I would pause and think hard about it if you had over 10,000 discussions. In that scenario I'd advise you wait for the version that produces static files.
    in Sitemaps Comment by DavidK April 2007
  • Version 0.1 goodness for you all to try out. Let me know if you encounter any problems :)
    in Sitemaps Comment by DavidK April 2007
  • I have produced a 0.2 version that generates static files limited to 20,000 Urls per file. However I do not want to publish that until I have been able to test it. Does anyone have a forum with, say, 15,000 discussions (some spanning multiple page…
    in Sitemaps Comment by DavidK April 2007
  • Hmm, what version of Vanilla are you using?
    in Sitemaps Comment by DavidK August 2007
  • You should Google for "robots.txt". It's a text file that all search engine spiders will look for in the root of your website. So if your domain is http://www.londonfgss.com/ (it isn't, that's mine), then Google, Yahoo, MSN, etc are all looking fo…
    in Sitemaps Comment by DavidK August 2007
  • Hmm, that's not working at all... as if the code is not being called. It is activated right?
    in Sitemaps Comment by DavidK June 2007
  • I'll incorporate those changes into the 0.2 version. I've been running 0.2 for a while now, so I'll release that later.
    in Sitemaps Comment by DavidK June 2007
  • You have the latest version of Vanilla? $PostBackAction is supposed to be the variable in the Url that comes through. You could whisper me the Url to your installation and I'll go look too. A phpinfo() page would be useful too.
    in Sitemaps Comment by DavidK May 2007
  • # jdingman: I can supply you with the version that generates static files if you want. The full cache version I should have done tomorrow night, and will basically involve you installing the extension and then putting a cron job on your server to …
    in Sitemaps Comment by DavidK May 2007
  • Do you have a large forum Max? If so I could do with someone to test the new version I've made before I move onto a caching and scheduling system.
    in Sitemaps Comment by DavidK April 2007
  • Adding an Xsl style sheet wouldn't interfere with the sitemap at all. If you were a small site this isn't a bad idea, but as you grow and face multiple sitemap files, gzip'd, and containing 20,000 URLs each... it's hard to imagine that you would wa…
    in Sitemaps Comment by DavidK April 2007
  • Yeah. It's number of discussions that make the difference, I would pause and think hard about it if you had over 10,000 discussions. In that scenario I'd advise you wait for the version that produces static files.
    in Sitemaps Comment by DavidK April 2007
  • Version 0.1 goodness for you all to try out. Let me know if you encounter any problems :)
    in Sitemaps Comment by DavidK April 2007
  • I have produced a 0.2 version that generates static files limited to 20,000 Urls per file. However I do not want to publish that until I have been able to test it. Does anyone have a forum with, say, 15,000 discussions (some spanning multiple page…
    in Sitemaps Comment by DavidK April 2007
  • Basically if this line is absent from your conf\settings.php file: $Configuration['EXTENSION_GOOGLEMAPDIRECTORY_SETUP'] = '1'; Then it will drop and re-create the pinpoints table.
    in GoogleMapDirectory Comment by DavidK April 2007
  • How did you do this? If you uninstalled by unchecking the extension, then I think re-activating might actually do that as it resets the tables. If that has happened, do you have backups of your SQL database? All of the locations are in the database…
    in GoogleMapDirectory Comment by DavidK April 2007
  • My extension coding is limited... I donated a chunk of code for AJAX and JSON loading of Flickr images (prevents server work), but didn't know how to wrap it up. But now I've actually got an installation of Vanilla it's not so bad ;) Happy to help …
    in GoogleMapDirectory Comment by DavidK April 2007
  • Hmm... I like 128's idea of restricting where pins can be placed. I might add a boxed area to the extension so that only points that fall within specific longitudes and latitudes get added. If I do this, would you like a copy of my modifications to…
    in GoogleMapDirectory Comment by DavidK April 2007