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Vanilla Pre-Release 3
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what is the proper procedure for updating to pre3?
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more info about svn
export http://lussumo.com/svn/vanilla/trunk/extensions/ revision 472 to get the extensions
Firefox doesn't work when enabling extensions...
1.5 does. It's been tested in all browsers on all OSes. What version and OS are you on?
Fair enough but I can't find the 'whisper' extension in Add-ons. Should I just use the one from the 0.9 version?
Go to settings > application settings and there is a checkbox on that form to enable or disable whispers.
Here is the code that goes in extensions/YellowFade/default.php:
<?php /* Extension Name: YellowFade Effect Extension Url: http://michaelraichelson.com/hacks/vanilla/ Description: Adds the YellowFade effect on some stuff. Version: 0.1 Author: Michael Raichelson Author Url: http://michaelraichelson.com/ */ if (in_array($Context->SelfUrl, array("index.php", "categories.php", "comments.php", "search.php", "post.php", "account.php", "settings.php"))){ $Head->AddScript('extensions/YellowFade/functions.js'); } ?>
Then make sure you've got the js file that goes along with it:
/extensions/YellowFade/functions.js
Good stuff getting this sorted - just installed the new version and it works a treat...:)
I have a folder in the extentions directory called "yellowfade" which contains the file default.php as above and the js file as above.
What do i need to do next?
creating the default.php file from scratch in notepad and it didnt work.
bastardising an existing default.php file (i.e using their linebreaks) - it worked a treat.
odd.
/public_html/extensions/YellowFade/default.php
/public_html/extensions/YellowFade/functions.js
Yet for some reason it isn't showing up in the extensions part of the site, nggh.
I've absolutely no idea why, but it seems lately like no matter what I try and do with Vanilla it goes horribly wrong, I'm jinxed!
// it's okay, I've got it working via the conf/extensions.php, it's still not showing in the actual Extensions list but it works and I've no intention of disabling it, so this'll do just fine
You can open up your mysql database using whatever program you use and change your user's account to a plain text password of your choice. Then to try to log in with that password. Once signed in, go change your password in the account area and sign back out. If you try to sign in and it fails again, I bet it's a mysql problem.