[Gambas-user] [GAMBAS Bug Tracker] Response to #1 - Runaway code

[Gareth Bult]

Hi,

So are you unable to log in ?
I note that you have used "Ron" rather than "ron" as a login .. the system is case-sensitive, this might be your problem?

I've added "Ron" as a "tracker manager", so you should be able to update it.

With regards to screen shots, this is a load time .vs. browser issue.

In Firefox, the first time I view the page it shows the 2002 page on it's own for ~ 1 second, then renders properly. I think this is simply down to Firefox rendering the page "too soon", i.e. before it's got all the CSS. On IE7, it loads "perfectly", so I think my (very minimal issue) is down to a slight render glitch in FF. (I see similar effects occasionally on other random sites)

Just tried Konquerer, same as FF, slight pre-render effect while it's loading, but it's pretty minimal.
I'll see if it's tweakable.

Incidentally Poi is the issue tracker module of Plone .. the screenshots are using a module called "tabbed subpages" as used on the plone.org main site.

:)

Incidentally I've also turned on "commenting", so if anyone sees a problem with a page they can leave a comment for the page maintainer. I've also added an an option to the search box which allows for a user editable / context sensitive bullet list to appear under the search button.

Given this can be extended and over-ridden within any folder in the site (if necessary) , would this be an appropriate replacement for the old site's left hand menu ?

Gareth.

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----- Original Message -----
From: "ron" <ronstk at ...239...>
To: gambas-user at lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Wednesday, August 22, 2007 1:22:23 PM (GMT) Europe/London
Subject: Re: [Gambas-user] [GAMBAS Bug Tracker] Response to #1 - Runaway code

On Wednesday 22 August 2007 13:31, Gareth Bult wrote:
> Hi Ron,
> 
> Thanks for that, I'll give it a try .. so is this optimisation to cope with a bug in Gambas, or am I doing something 'wrong'?
> 
> I don't suppose you fancy registering with the new site?
> 
> The idea of the tracker is that people will be able to post replies on the tracker, then people watching the bug will get email notifications that there has been an update to the bug.
> 
> This gives you a "forum-like" record of what's going on .. :)
> 
> tia
> Gareth.
> 

Yes I just did try to register for bug reporting. 
Got the mail too.
I did set password.

Back to the page I was for login. (old browser)
Did try but it fails.

I got a importand phonecall at the moment I did start this report
so sorry for telegram style below but I must do other things now.

To report it anyway.
On the Sceenshot page it start with all the years below each other.
Then it collapse to single sheet with the year numbers on top nice
aside each.
at 2002 going to 2007 and found 1 shot. 
look at 2006 and enjoy.
With Konqueror used the RMB 'Back'
and the page items header was changed from horizontal to vertical.
and I (think) saw 2007 again.
Refresh browser solved the hor/ver problem.

Now I did try to repeat the steps but the change to vertical is gone.
however repeat of 2002 -> 2007 ->  2006 and then 'back' goes not to 2007.
but the page where I clicked 'Screenshots' 



I think all the years are on one page and by script it is collapsed.
For viewing it looks however everytime another page and with 'back' 
I/others expect to go to that previous page. My fault ??

The hor/ver has to do something with css changes (and maybe Konqueror). 
If two differnt pages links to 2 different css files with same name
but different directory the second (can) disturb the first one wich come
in affect after the 'back' operation.
I had same problem on own site until I changed the name of the second one.
(stupid webdevelopers call it always style.css)

So it is not necessary a problem in the website/poi, could be browser too.
Just confusing me.

Till alter,

Ron


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