On Thursday 05 January 2006 20:52, dothebart wrote:
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one question, what happenes to the js in html-emails?
No sane email app runs Javascript embedded in email.
Which is a pity, because I have an application that could actually *use* it.
The problem is that most email apps don't have a
I have the suspicion that when Sun developed Java, they got a whole bunch of
really good language designers in a room, told them to go wild, and then
accidentally confused the 'Good Idea' pile with the 'Bad Idea' pile.
It is just *so* broken...
On Tuesday 04 October 2005 12:42, you wrote:
dothebart: yes, but as I've recently discovered, I am doing it the wrong
way. Whenever we do a release version, I bump the version number of
everything in CVS to (version number * 100), with a command like: cvs
commit -r655.0
This is, of course,
On Monday 07 November 2005 10:40, you wrote:
Nov 6 2005 5:23pm from hjalfi [EMAIL PROTECTED] in
061860.Drafts in home handyman
why does this message contain a text/plain attachment? is it postet via mua
that appends both? text and html body?
Yeah, I've noticed that. I post via IMAP, using
I've done a WebCit translation into British English --- pretty much trivial,
really, as you might expect. I enclose a diff file containing the differences
from webcit.pot. There are seven, and one of them is to fix a typo in the
original (accessible has two Ss).
I hope this is useful to
Ta.
You know, it seems vastly overkill to have to have a complete new .po file for
a language which is mostly compatible with en_US... isn't there any better
way of doing it? (Disclaimer: I know nothing about .po files, which was why I
included the diff.)
Here's what I had to change in Tolua's config file to get it to build
on my box (which is tracking Ubuntu dapper):
I didn't know that was available yet --- I run breezy. I'll have a look.
Woo, no errors.
Yay! *does a happy little dance*
(The build tool is under development as well, you
Are you using Gaim 1.5.0?
BTW, is there any chance of getting a module on Citadel's SVN server for this
stuff?
On Monday 20 February 2006 14:43, you wrote:
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I do seem to notice, though, that buddies are not removed when they log
out. The list just keeps growing, and it will even let me try to send
messages to users who are not logged in anymore (which fails, of course).
*swears*
You're right. I
All AJAX lets you do is to push the View layer of your MVC app onto
the browser --- previously, only the Controller layer was on the
browser, and the View layer ran on the server. The reason why it's seen
as such a huge step forward is that by putting your View logic on the
browser you end up
This might be of interest to someone --- the Google Web Toolkit.
Brief summary: write your application in Java. Test it in Java. Run it
in Java. Once it's done, statically compile it to _javascript_ using the
supplied tool, deploy it, and run on a client's web browser. More detailed
overview.
Who cares? What it is, is new for a web app. They've managed
to put together half a dozen pieces of really crappy web technology
(_javascript_, DHTML, XMLHttpRequest) and managed to build a real
client-server platform out of it --- and the real beauty of it is that
practically everyone's got
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