Ooops, sorry, I forgot the delegate parameters thing, please look at the beginning of the default.php file while I update the description of the addon and ask the dev team for a tweak in the code.
Ooops, sorry, I forgot the delegate parameters thing, please look at the beginning of the default.php file while I update the description of the addon and ask the dev team for a tweak in the code.
Sorry, I was quite busy these days. I'm gonna try to find something smart to deal with guests.
Like the first version, I'm gonna add few lines of conf at the top of the default.php file, just for the guests.
Something better to suggest ?
Anyway this will occur if the 'Add your comments' textarea is displayed to guests (as in Guest Post). I must find a way to solve it.
But what line were you missing? I don't quite understand...
It must be your prefs. As we decided by email, we should rename
Can format the comments with any formatter
to
Ignore DefaultFormatter extension for this role, and those few related settings below
Because it's simply what this check box does.
Gonna w…
0.1.0 is roles based: no more settings.php, edit your roles.
You should find
Can format the comments with any formatterCan see the formatter selectorWill see the ??? formatter pre-selected in the permissions list.
There is a settings.php file (or I hope so!) in the distribution.
By the way, I have a problem: I don't know (yet) how to hide an item in the preference form of the account.php page.
So whether users will choose to display the selector, his/her cho…
Sorry, I was quite busy these days. I'm gonna try to find something smart to deal with guests.
Like the first version, I'm gonna add few lines of conf at the top of the default.php file, just for the guests.
Something better to suggest ?
Anyway this will occur if the 'Add your comments' textarea is displayed to guests (as in Guest Post). I must find a way to solve it.
But what line were you missing? I don't quite understand...
It must be your prefs. As we decided by email, we should rename
Can format the comments with any formatter
to
Ignore DefaultFormatter extension for this role, and those few related settings below
Because it's simply what this check box does.
Gonna w…
0.1.0 is roles based: no more settings.php, edit your roles.
You should find
Can format the comments with any formatterCan see the formatter selectorWill see the ??? formatter pre-selected in the permissions list.
There is a settings.php file (or I hope so!) in the distribution.
By the way, I have a problem: I don't know (yet) how to hide an item in the preference form of the account.php page.
So whether users will choose to display the selector, his/her cho…
Thanks for your interest ggaudrea.
Problem is, there are other pages to invalidate: the home page (discussion moved at the top, comments count, last user...), the category one.
I thought about this once, deeply, and couldn't arrive to something ea…
Just follow the readme!
Basically you'll just have to rename the settings_demo.php file to settings.php.
And no, sorry Wanderer, It is 'simple' because cache invalidation is only temporal. A cache file will
continue to be served until it expires, no…
* a manual button that administrators can click to empty the cache
* some work on the header sent for the browsers to cache the page for the same duration than we cache it on the server
* make other things "page dependant" like expiration time is:…
Just deleted a sentence in the readme.txt that made a reference to the beginnings of the TimeKeeper extension (that was presiously part of SimpleCache).
Whether SC is installed normally or the hacky way, time is taken from the same reference now.
I think it's great.
(pfff)
The most important thing is to cache the good pages.
An example. SC can be told to cache pages for guests only. This could be a bargain for big public forums since there is one file for all the different guests. When …