Re: [Phpwiki-talk] I've upgraded www.hollenback.net to 1.3.11-rc3 and it looks good

[Philip J. H. <ph...@po...>]

First of all, I have to really, really emphasize how useful it is to now
have official releases, even if they are just release candidates.  For
an end user, it is so much easier to file bugs, etc. with a known
baseline instead of just, "some cvs version from some date".  Thanks!
I'm returning the favor with lots of bug reports.

On 04/10/05, Reini Urban wrote:
> >2.  Thanks a bunch for the 'overwrite all' in the upgrade page.  Makes
> >the process much easier.  However, maybe that should be explained a bit
> >more?  Right now it doesn't exactly pop up off the page.
> 
> Hmm. You got an idea?

Bigger/bolder would be better, and maybe more text like 'click here to
overwite all old pages with new versions' or something.

> >3. Crao nav bar is messed up in Forefox/Mac OS X.  Specifically, the
> >'prefs / admin / search' buttons and box on the right side are stacked
> >vertically instead of spread in a horizontal line like they should be.
> >I don't see this behavior with Safari.
> >
> >4. I could be imagining things, but the floating toolbar on the bottom
> >of the Crao theme now slows down page scrolling significantly.  I don't
> >think it used to.
> 
> That's entirely a browser issue. Unfortunately the developer of this 
> theme cannot check against MSIE.

Note that I'm using Firefox and Safari on Mac OS X.

Is the Crao developer on this list?  I'd really like to talk to him
about updating all the icons.  I have enough gimp skills to do the work,
but starting with some tips from the original developer would really
help.

> Thanks for all your reports at the sf.net tracker.
> This will need some time to be fixed.

Oh don't worry, I'm going to post a lot more bugsa :).  Speaking of which,
does anyone else find the bugs/support/patches division on the sf.net
tracker kind of bizarre?  I understand what they are trying to do by
separating those, but reading through what's posted in each, it's pretty
clear that no one really knows what they are all for.  There should be
just one big bug tracker, I think.  The current division just adds
confusion.

Also I posted a request for more categories in the bug tracker, so we
can sort out just 1.3.11rc3 bugs, for example.

Now if 1.3.11 becomes 1.4.0, I will be even happier.

Thanks,
P.

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Philip J. Hollenback
www.hollenback.net