On 03/21/2014 11:40 PM, S Page wrote:
  * This edit window has an Upload file icon, tells you to drag and drop
    images... doesn't work in Firefox.

Does for me. You're supposed to drag from your local file browser (E.g. Konqueror on Linux, presumably Finder on OS X and Explorer on Windows, only first tested).

It also has a weird "Meme" button.

I think the Meme icon is probably part of their joke mode (the same reason it says "Get Well Soon, Phabricator" in the email verification). There is a "serious business" mode that turns this stuff off (http://slidedeck.io/synaway/intro-to-phabricator), which we'll probably want to turn on in our instance.

  * On Phabricator's site, you can see a task
    <https://secure.phabricator.com/T4309> to which someone added
    Design, and then the task appears in a Design project view
    <https://secure.phabricator.com/project/view/483/>. Hmm

Note that you can include various things with syntax like this:

{M1} - Includes a Pholio mock
{F65} - Includes an image mock

The drag and drop transparently handles the second one (but I'm pretty sure I can reuse a file later by putting the same number) with having to type numbers.

These also work for shortlinks:

http://fab.wmflabs.org/M1
http://fab.wmflabs.org/F65

The difference between a mock and an image/file seems to be that mocks can be edited (there is a permission model for this, and it seems to default to only the creator). This difference makes sense to me.

Matt Flaschen


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