The added load time for the panel should be negligable. The database queries are very light, and even with a lot of active users, you're still not looking at as much data as a very involved thread.
With that said, it *is* possible to make it a sep…
Good news! michaelontheroof did all the work for me! The extension now works under Vanilla 1.0
You can now find the extension here:
http://www.thirty5.net/code/vanilla/whosonline/vanilla1.0/WhosOnline.zip
or here:
http://lussumo.com/addons/?Post…
Version 1.1 was fixed to work with Vanilla 0.9.3 IIRC.
If I have time tomorrow night, I'm going to start working on a version that will work with Vanilla 1.0. I'll let you know when it's working.
i'm not a huge fan of safari for some reason. i haven't been able to pinpoint exactly why. personal preference, i suppose.
i used to have to use safari for my online bill pay because for some reason my bank is too stupid to realize firefox has th…
ff 1.5rc1 on mac is awesome. hands down.
i just put xp on a spare hard drive for my work laptop, and i only used ie to download firefox. i found that amusing.
I always enjoyed c++, but I tend to put $'s in front of variables because I've programmed so much PHP in my day. I'm especially having this problem right now, because I'm having to do a project for school in c++.
i really enjoy PHP, although I …
New version now available: 1.0.6
Fixes the inflated guest count bug.
You can pick it up from http://www.thirty5.net/code/vanilla/whosonline/
enjoy, and let me know if you find any other bugs, or have any feature requests. =)
If anyone is experiencing inflated guest counts with the extension, let it be known that I'm currently testing a fix for it. If I can verify that my fix is working, I'll post an updated version in a day or two.
I think the privacy issue is pretty moot. Using any service on the internet, you pretty much have to give out some bit of private information. I think it boils down to who you trust with that information. I think, historically, google has a good …
Lech, you can add/remove any of the google toolbar buttons in firefox. Just go to customize... under the normal toolbars and you can add/remove everything just like the rest of the firefox buttons.
And that google feedreader is neat. I saw that…
Why would google release a browser? Firefox is just fine. In fact, google quite likes firefox, I believe.
As for the Google + OpenOffice thing...imagine having boundless internet storage for office documents. And online collaboration. I have no…
My two cents: the mouseover green on the top tabs is a bit too bright for my taste. I'd prefer it to be closer to the link mouseover color.
Other than that, it looks great!
oh, right! that's how you do it. technically, the top should be -(image height / 2)
the auto-margins are the de-facto way to do horizontal centering, from what i've gathered. i think ie prefers the text-align:center, though.
if it's of any consolation, from what i've seen at g-unit they can be a bit slow with getting things public. well, that's not true. it seems they rush things to public a lot then spend a lot of time on the bugfixes/new features.
horizontal:
.divClassName {
margin-left: auto;
margin-right: auto;
}
vertical;
much more tricky. i haven't found a good way of doing it. i'm sure you can do it in javascript, but i'm not too handy with javascript.
I have the pages. I totally forgot to email them to you. I apologize. To get the top tabs to work, you'll have to patch some code elsewhere, because I found a bug in that code. I think it was maybe one line difference. I can't remember.
I'll e…
i don't think josh is disputing the fact that vanilla is giving an error message. i think what he's trying to say is that the error message should be more human-friendly. right now it's giving a php error, when instead it should probably say somet…