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Joined: 07/10/2008

n/t

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Joined: 03/31/2008

Good question. They appear to be enabled, so I'm going to blame the new theme.

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Joined: 11/07/2008

LOL, thanks for the heads up. Amazing what an out of place $ will do.

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Joined: 11/06/2008

Our designer deserves no blame, he only deserves praise. He's iterated on a theme from like MIDNIGHT till 8am this morning. Scott is crazy awesome.

Scott, we love you! :) :) :)

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Joined: 11/07/2008

Thanks :)

I suffer from chronic insomnia. The worst part was that I made all these tweaks using pico thru ssh before I thought to use sftp. Then, sftp didn't allow me write access.

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Joined: 11/06/2008

LOL. Crazy. We need a better process, definitely.

Do you want to check in the files that you have so far into SVN? I'll then build a script that checks stuff out of SVN and places them into the themes directory (so that you can edit stuff locally in a normal editor :)).

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I have pushed the latest bits to SVN.

It was horrible. I felt like I regressed 13 years to using command line Linux for site editing. I have gotten so use to Eclipse and other graphical editors with new technologies like code coloring, find/replace, and this device called a mouse. :)

My business partner loved every minute of it. He is more of the server level guy, and he always makes fun of me and my fancy Graphical User Interfaces. He is probably still chuckling about it.

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Joined: 11/06/2008

Scott - I just created a script that takes the bits from SVN (from the \infrastructure\QDrupal Theme\source folder) and refreshes the theme installed on the website. It runs every 30 minutes; if you want to run it manually, just do

sudo /var/www/qcu.be/config/refreshFromSvn

Thanks!!