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Dockimbel 21-Jan-2009 [144] | Please do. I'll force activation on your first account. |
[unknown: 5] 21-Jan-2009 [145] | Let me know when ready as it says that account exists. |
Dockimbel 21-Jan-2009 [146] | Your first created account is active now. |
[unknown: 5] 21-Jan-2009 [147] | Yep that worked. |
Dockimbel 21-Jan-2009 [148] | You provided the same email address in the second attempt. |
[unknown: 5] 21-Jan-2009 [149x2] | Yep. No problem its working. |
Doc, curecode site is nice and fast - good work! | |
BrianH 21-Jan-2009 [151x2] | I have lost some work on occasion due to the login timeout not being long enough. The post-only interaction model means that I can't go back to get my edits, so if I have to log in again my edits are lost for good. |
I have taken to composing my comments and tickets offline as a result. | |
Will 21-Jan-2009 [153] | either have a longer timeout or implement ajax pings to keep session active |
Dockimbel 21-Jan-2009 [154x2] | Brian, I agree that's an issue that needs to be solved. I thought about removing session timeout. Session would then end only when the browser is closed. |
On second thought, that solution wouldn't be reliable enough on server side. | |
BrianH 21-Jan-2009 [156] | Not even that. It would be sufficient to do two things: - Do a server-side redirect to a get page when you go into edit mode on a ticket or comment update. - If doing a post and the session has timed out, create a new session and save the data to it temporarily and take the person to a login page. After the relogin, take them back to the page with their edits prefilled in. Then let them save (or perhaps save on the way). |
Dockimbel 21-Jan-2009 [157] | Yes, that would be a good approach that could solve the issue at application level (not having to modify Cheyenne's session framework). |
BrianH 21-Jan-2009 [158] | That is the method I used when I ran into this situation in the past with ASP.NET and ColdFusion sites - don't know the RSP version. |
Dockimbel 21-Jan-2009 [159x3] | Seems doable in RSP. |
I'll add that to the todo list for next release. | |
Thanks | |
BrianH 21-Jan-2009 [162x2] | Carl is having me review the submissions for him, so I have been using CureCode a lot lately. |
Outside of work time, of course. (Hi Reichart!) | |
Dockimbel 21-Jan-2009 [164x2] | :-) |
I'll give you admin rights then, so you can have more control on lists like Versions and Categories. My development version also allow admin users to force account activation easily from the users admin page. | |
BrianH 21-Jan-2009 [166] | Cool. |
Dockimbel 21-Jan-2009 [167x2] | Brian, the new CC version has this new feature : "Ticket submitter can now delete his ticket." Do you agree with this feature for R3's CC? |
Updating R3's CC to version 0.9.6... | |
Henrik 21-Jan-2009 [169] | yes, good feature. :-) |
Dockimbel 21-Jan-2009 [170x3] | ;-) |
Upgrade done. Let me know if there's any regression. | |
Changelog : 0.9.6 - 21/01/2009 o FEAT: Ticket submitter can now delete his ticket. o FEAT: Admin can now delete any ticket. o FEAT: Admin can now delete a user. o FEAT: Admin can now change user's role. o FEAT: Admin can now force validation of a new user's account. o FIX: Tickets list loading twice on first visit issue fixed. o LOOK: Input fields and buttons border width reduced to 1 pixel. | |
sqlab 27-Jan-2009 [173] | After adding a ticket to CureCode I can no longer get the ViewTickets page. I just get Sorry, this page cannot be displayed. Try again or contact the web site administrator. Go back to home page |
Dockimbel 27-Jan-2009 [174x3] | Strange bug. I can see the new ticket : http://curecode.org/rebol3/ticket.rsp?id=573&cursor=1 |
Looking at the log files... | |
Try to log out, then log back in. | |
sqlab 27-Jan-2009 [177x2] | i logged out a few times, no difference. Later i will try to restart my Seamonkey. |
Ok, after closing and restarting of Semonkey it works again. | |
Dockimbel 27-Jan-2009 [179x3] | The error has been logged correctly, but reading the guilty code lines, I can't see how such error can happen...Looks like a nasty side effect hidden somewhere. |
ah, good, I logged in Cheyenne using the builtin remote console and got your session object, now I see what happened, just need to find what caused that in Curecode scripts. | |
Being able to inspect a running Cheyenne instance using a remote console, that's why I like REBOL :-) | |
sqlab 28-Jan-2009 [182] | The same error happens with Firefox too, if I search for incidents and logout. Without restarting my browser I cannot view the tickets. |
Dockimbel 28-Jan-2009 [183] | That's a bug in RSP framework fixed in a more recent Cheyenne version. I'll upgrade CureCode's server tonight. |
Graham 28-Jan-2009 [184] | Is there going to be a pulic release of the latest curecode? |
Dockimbel 28-Jan-2009 [185x4] | I can make you a snapshot of the last version as is, if you want? |
That's the best I can do right now. | |
An official public release with docs and install script is planned, but I honestly don't know when I'll have time to work on it, I have a lot more tasks with much higher priorities to complete during the next weeks...so maybe by the end of february. | |
In the meantime, if you can be satisfied with a snapshot, I can put it onlin in a couple of minutes. | |
Graham 28-Jan-2009 [189] | sounds good to me :) |
Dockimbel 29-Jan-2009 [190x3] | Here it is : http://curecode.org/rebol3/tmp/curecode-096.zip |
For database declaration in %httpd.cfg use 'r3bugs as keyword : databases [ r3bugs mysql://... ] | |
mmm...should be : mysql://root:[password-:-localhost]/r3bugs | |
Graham 29-Jan-2009 [193] | thanks |
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