garvinhicking wrote:Hi!

That's strange, I also did not think that in SVN trunk there would be any changes. Would it be hard for you to patch against that? *smile*

Best regards,
Garvin

I am trying to find the time, but I may not be able to for a few weeks. I'll report back when I can.

Against which version did you create the patch? I used 1.5.1, and I untarred it fresh from the version I downloaded to make sure I avoided any inadvertent edits from when I was upgrading 1.4.1->1.5.1. I can regenerate it against svn truck if you'd like, I wasn't expecting any of that to have change...

Okay, attached is a diff for the following changes: Add a lastBuildDate element the RSS 2.0 template, which is always the current time (since comments aren't built periodically) Add a (commented-out) favicon link to Bulletproof's index.tpl in the standardized format used by browsers other than Inter...

Okay, I'll see what I can do this weekend.

If this were to be an option, it would need to be divided up into the different stylesheets - one for IE, and a different method for all other browsers. This is very possible - we already have IE specific stylesheets. I'm not sure I understand what you mean. Which stylesheet needs to be modified on...

That sounds great! Would you be able to provide a Diff/patch file for this, so I could easily include your changes? Yeah, I'll try to put that together tonight. The "content:encoded" change however would possibly break things that currently work well, so I'm a bit reluctant. Since content...

Hi, I just upgraded s9y to 1.5.1, and in doing so rediscovered some minor changes that I made around the various files over time. Most of them, it seems, should be considered for mainline inclusion. I've added a lastBuildDate line to templates/default/feed_2.0.tpl ("<lastBuildDate>{$metadata.la...

http://idempot.net/blog/ Standard Bulletproof template, using green_style. I've made a few minor tweaks in user.css for font sizes, and to distinguish between site navigation links (that get no underline, but should be obvious as links) from content links (that are underlined, so you know when a pos...

How to see the problem: create an entry with a title that uses some character that htmlspecialchars() would escape (a double quote works, a left angle bracket works, etc.). Look at that entry's title in the Recent Entries plugin. What the problem is: it seems everywhere else the title is escaped wit...

Depending on how you want to look at it, the decision to use an INT is either a nod to making serendipity database independent, or overlooking of the mysql feature. ;) The ability to use PostgreSQL is the one feature that initially got me looking at s9y over WordPress, so I'd like to say again how ...

Changing the Permalinks in Admin/Configuration will overwrite your .htaccess file I haven't tested it - and I use lighttpd instead of Apache so I don't use .htaccess files - but are you sure that's really a problem? I assumed the "# BEGIN s9y" and "# END s9y" lines were markers ...

Don Chambers wrote:Committed to svn trunk.

Neat, I've applied it here and it works a treat.

Don Chambers wrote:

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<li lang="en"><a href="{$serendipityBaseURL}{$serendipityRewritePrefix}archive">Skip to archive page</a></li>

Cool, thanks!

One-liner: replace 'index.php' with '{$serendipityIndexFile}' on line 71 of templates/bulletproof/index.tpl This is in the "skiplinks" div used to show navigation options in text-based browsers. For me it makes for cleaner links - my IndexFile is set to '' - but it also helps anyone who ha...

My plugin would apply the actual HTML, or strip it (if it fell outside acceptable HTML). HTML to be displayed would have to be escaped, just as if you were editing a regular web page that displayed HTML tags, mainly using < in place of <. Off the top of my head, I can't think of another good heuris...