August 23rd 2005 PDT
On Tue, Aug 23, 2005 at 06:10:04PM -0000, Shane Clintberg wrote: > > In practice, I think it's reasonable to assume that all Dada Mail > administrators will have JavaScript enabled...or will at least know how to > do so. Wouldn't you agree? Generally, yes. Here's one case to consider when JavaScript wouldn't be available: Our corporate ticket tracking system is not normally accessible outside our network. If I need to use it from home, I can ssh into my desktop at work, and then use a text-based browser ...Continue Reading
August 23rd 2005 PDT
On Mon, Aug 22, 2005 at 02:45:05AM -0000, Robert G. Werner wrote: > > On 08/21/2005 -0700, Mark Stosberg shouted from > a passing locomotive: > [snip[ > > TortoiseCVS is nice, and I would like to see that kind of tool appear for > > darcs. > > > > I'll soon try to provide some details so those who are interested in can > > play with darcs in a non-committal way and use that experience to > > confirm whether you want to move that direction. > > > > > [s ...Continue Reading
August 23rd 2005 PDT
> 1. At the bottom of the screen 'Manage Copy | Email Messages' there > is a table to explain the available tags. The following tags are > not listed, but they can be very usefull: OK, we'll make sure that in there; > 2. > Since we have a 'list switch' button at the left upper corner, the > link "Sign In to Another List" seems to be superfluous. I would > prefer to change this link to 'Administration' e.g. in case we want > to create a new list. So I changed the following li ...Continue Reading
August 23rd 2005 PDT
> Messages from moderators are still ignored for discussion lists > when moderators are allowed. As a workaround I changed the > following line from sub validate_msg (dada_bridge): OK, I'll check on this; Justin Simoni ...Continue Reading
August 23rd 2005 PDT
> Your third improvement -- the button-less list switcher -- will > render that > dropdown menu unusable if JavaScript is disabled. And although I'm > still > pretty new to the program, I'm noticing that several other control- > panel > functions require JavaScript also...which is why I added an explicit > statement of its necessity (alongside the cookies-enabled > requirement) to > the admin login page. Let's have Javascript a requirement for admin stuff - but none for the actu ...Continue Reading
August 23rd 2005 PDT
> What do you think about these changes? Your comments are welcome. Without going into detail on each of the ideas you proposed, let me just say that this is wonderful stuff! Even if you hadn't provided the specific coding solutions -- which of course make things dead simple for Justin, myself, or others to go in and change -- your consideration of the program's usability issues and the best solutions for those problems is excellent. (N.B.: And having said that, I'm embarrassed to realize that I haven't yet given ...Continue Reading
August 23rd 2005 PDT
Messages from moderators are still ignored for discussion lists when moderators are allowed. As a workaround I changed the following line from sub validate_msg (dada_bridge): if($li->{group_list} == 1){ into: if($li->{group_list} == 1 && $errors->{msg_not_from_list_owner} ){ Now it's working. ----- Origineel bericht ----- Van: "Dada Mail (Justin Simoni)" Datum: vrijdag, augustus 19, 2005 23:25 Onderwerp: [dadadev] Next Alpha Release: Monday 8/22/05 > > I'm planning on the next alpha re ...Continue Reading
August 23rd 2005 PDT
Hereby some suggestions/improvements for Dada (next release ?): 1. At the bottom of the screen 'Manage Copy | Email Messages' there is a table to explain the available tags. The following tags are not listed, but they can be very usefull: plain_list_confirm_subscribe_link => The subscribe instantly link plain_list_confirm_unsubscribe_link => The unsubscribe instantly link At Dada's forum, people have been asking for these tags a few times. I use them myselves too. So I have added them to ...Continue Reading
August 23rd 2005 PDT
> While I appreciate Justin including my recent XHTML compliance and > code formatting work in his summary of the improvements made in the > *first* Dada Mail 2.10 alpha release, ...honestly, who cares? Awww. I just didn't know what else to write :) If you want to provide some copy, I'll inject it in there. To let you know, most of what I use for changelog stuff is pulled from the CVS comments (As an aside, if we switch to darcs, I'll need a new way to do this... - different topic I guess) > ...Continue Reading
August 23rd 2005 PDT
While I appreciate Justin including my recent XHTML compliance and code formatting work in his summary of the improvements made in the *first* Dada Mail 2.10 alpha release, ...honestly, who cares? It's not like the fact I closed a few open tags and made sure things are well-nested is going to make a whit of difference to you or to any other end-users. Until now, that is. :-) Following the general concept and spirit of a very customization-friendly XHTML page that my neighbour Dave* made for a litt ...Continue Reading
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