Club409
The best damn waste of time!
New Club409!
ezmac102
Total posts: 1045
3/25/2016 2:52 PM
Can we have that feature where when you click on a link it automatically opens in a new tab?
mwinter
Total posts: 4314
3/26/2016 1:10 PM
If you add the option to change the email address on an account, make sure the user is required to enter their current password to make the change. Otherwise you could hijack an account if it is already logged in via remember me.
If ever someone is in the position where they need to reset their password, and they used a bogus email on their account registration, then they'll just have to call support and file a ticket :-)
If ever someone is in the position where they need to reset their password, and they used a bogus email on their account registration, then they'll just have to call support and file a ticket :-)
acelxix
Total posts: 2394
3/30/2016 12:58 AM
v1.0.5:
- Change Email (requires password confirmation)
- Fixed bug with buttons on toolbar pop up menus not being clickable.
Drew
Total posts: 5110
3/30/2016 8:08 PM
What's the forecast on getting the old content integrated? Need to talk about books and video games and other stuff
acelxix
Total posts: 2394
3/30/2016 8:47 PM
(Updated 3/30/2016 9:32 PM)
Waiting on getting database creds from Matt.
v1.0.6:
Next up is search and remember me.
Edit: Remember me is actually working, but the problem is that Chrome now runs in the background by default, so closing the browser doesn't actually close chrome. I validated the feature by exiting Chrome.
Currently there is no session timeout in place. I'm going to set the timeout to 2 days. As long as you access the site during the timeout period, you won't have to login again, and you'll get another 2 days before being logged out. Let me know if you prefer a different timeout period.
v1.0.6:
- Made Preferences extensible
- Added Open Link in New Tab Preference
- Moved Reverse Post Order to preference table
- Changed pager to show first and last page number
Next up is search and remember me.
Edit: Remember me is actually working, but the problem is that Chrome now runs in the background by default, so closing the browser doesn't actually close chrome. I validated the feature by exiting Chrome.
Currently there is no session timeout in place. I'm going to set the timeout to 2 days. As long as you access the site during the timeout period, you won't have to login again, and you'll get another 2 days before being logged out. Let me know if you prefer a different timeout period.
acelxix
Total posts: 2394
3/30/2016 10:42 PM
v1.0.7:
- Set 2 day timeout period.
- Removed unused third party components
ezmac102
Total posts: 1045
3/31/2016 9:38 AM
Thanks!
I've told Michael like 10 times to make an account. Maybe I'll just do it for him.
I've told Michael like 10 times to make an account. Maybe I'll just do it for him.
Drew
Total posts: 5110
3/31/2016 10:55 PM
how i felt while 409 was down
mwinter
Total posts: 4314
4/1/2016 1:36 PM
(Updated 4/1/2016 1:37 PM)
yo Arif ping me back about DB access, I need your hostname(s) that will be accessing the system (wildcards are a possibility)
acelxix
Total posts: 2394
4/2/2016 12:57 PM
v1.0.8: Fixed encoding before storing in DB (in prep for search);
v1.1.0: Search implemented! :D
For search, you can use a * for wild cards, otherwise, it'll search for whole words. top 20 results are returned. I might implement paging later. There's also some quirkiness with search and html tags. The problem is that I configured the search service to add a bold tag before and after the search hits. So if you search for a* for example, it'll turn <a href="linky">some link</a> Into : <<b>a</b> href="linky">some link</<b>a</b>>, Which obviously breaks the link tag. Anyways, I may look for a solution, but it's a known issue for now.
v1.1.0: Search implemented! :D
For search, you can use a * for wild cards, otherwise, it'll search for whole words. top 20 results are returned. I might implement paging later. There's also some quirkiness with search and html tags. The problem is that I configured the search service to add a bold tag before and after the search hits. So if you search for a* for example, it'll turn <a href="linky">some link</a> Into : <<b>a</b> href="linky">some link</<b>a</b>>, Which obviously breaks the link tag. Anyways, I may look for a solution, but it's a known issue for now.