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Musing Minds | 1 Sep 2008 04:26
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RE: blank windows with r8780

Deleted the sticky plugin.

Widgets page doesn't work with either Daiko's Text Widgets or KB Countdown
Widgets. The page is frozen, can't select any widgets at all, used or not,
and can't select a different column.

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Jacob Santos
Sent: Sunday, August 31, 2008 12:06 AM
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Subject: Re: [wp-testers] blank windows with r8780

Reason #5: Why WordPress should switch to PHP5(.3). Namespaces!

Truthfully, it is really bad practice to not prefix functions in 
plugins. Also, you don't need that plugin any more, so you can delete it.

Jacob Santos

Musing Minds wrote:
> Tried again after deactivating all plugins. WP Sticky may have been the
> culprit.
>
> Fatal error: Cannot redeclare is_sticky() (previously declared in
> myfolders/wp-includes/post.php:746) in
> myfolders/wp-content/plugins/wp-sticky/wp-sticky.php on line 150
>
> kimsch
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Ryan Lin | 1 Sep 2008 08:09

WP 2.7 Build 8793 and spacing issue

Build 8793 of WP 2.7 has some spacing issue with the top dark bar when
viewing in Firefox. Look fine on Safari and Opera.
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George Pearce | 1 Sep 2008 10:20
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RE: WP 2.7 Build 8793 and spacing issue

I'm having the same issue. It's not really major, though.

G

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Build 8793 of WP 2.7 has some spacing issue with the top dark bar when
viewing in Firefox. Look fine on Safari and Opera.
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Andrew Ozz | 1 Sep 2008 10:38
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Re: WP 2.7 Build 8793 and spacing issue

George Pearce wrote:
> I'm having the same issue. It's not really major, though.
> 
> G
> 
> -----Original Message-----
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> [mailto:wp-testers-bounces@...] On Behalf Of
Ryan Lin
> Sent: 01 September 2008 07:10
> To: wp-testers@...
> Subject: [wp-testers] WP 2.7 Build 8793 and spacing issue
> 
> Build 8793 of WP 2.7 has some spacing issue with the top dark bar when
> viewing in Firefox. Look fine on Safari and Opera.
>

Seems to look fine here. Which version of FF? Also could you take a 
screenshot or check in Firebug what's causing it? Thanks.
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Patrick Schmeichel | 2 Sep 2008 15:38
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http://static.wordpress.org/builds/

Hi there,
the nightly source mentioned in the list-welcome-mail
 (http://wordpress.org/download/nightly-builds/ redirected to
http://static.wordpress.org/builds/)
seems b0rked since May 4th. I browsed the list archive a bit and found out
that i can get the nightly here
 (http://trac.wordpress.org/browser/trunk) and here (
http://wordpress.org/nightly-builds/wordpress-latest.zip),
but wouldn't it be nice to get this information right from the start? (or
get the "old" directory working again?)

cheers
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Paleo Pat | 2 Sep 2008 16:49
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Humble request for 2.7

Gents,

Can we change that Widget design to where you can move your widgets between
the sidebars, without having to copy/paste/delete old/create new? Like you
used to could in previous versions?

I like the new design, with the second way confirm step, but the lack being
able to move stuff, and all the extra steps, quite frankly, sucks.

Thanks,

Pat
http://www.politicalbyline.com
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Kirk M | 2 Sep 2008 17:07
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Re: Humble request for 2.7

I'll second that and add my own little request. Could you consider 
bringing back or recreating a "repository" for active widgets that have 
to be temporarily removed from a sidebar. This is especially important 
when considering text widgets. Currently, if for any reason, a user 
needs to temporarily remove a text widget or widgets from their 
sidebar(s) then the text/html within that widget ceases to exist and the 
the text widget has to be rewritten from scratch before it can be put 
back and this is a major inconvenience. For example, it's quite often 
that a text widget that has html or script written to it that links to 
some social service, Flickr image (among others) or news gadget has to 
be removed temporarily if the respective service goes down (which can 
stop their site from fully loading). Pre WP 2.5 you had a area to place 
these widgets that were temporarily removed and they would keep their 
format and now, of course, we don't.

Respectfully submitted.

Paleo Pat wrote:
> Gents,
>
> Can we change that Widget design to where you can move your widgets between
> the sidebars, without having to copy/paste/delete old/create new? Like you
> used to could in previous versions?
>
> I like the new design, with the second way confirm step, but the lack being
> able to move stuff, and all the extra steps, quite frankly, sucks.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Pat
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Musing Minds | 2 Sep 2008 17:18
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RE: Humble request for 2.7

Second on the repository for temporarily removed widgets, maybe something like the recently removed
plug-in section?

It would also be nice to be able to name a text widget without putting a title on it in the sidebar. For
identification purposes.

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I'll second that and add my own little request. Could you consider 
bringing back or recreating a "repository" for active widgets that have 
to be temporarily removed from a sidebar. This is especially important 
when considering text widgets. Currently, if for any reason, a user 
needs to temporarily remove a text widget or widgets from their 
sidebar(s) then the text/html within that widget ceases to exist and the 
the text widget has to be rewritten from scratch before it can be put 
back and this is a major inconvenience. For example, it's quite often 
that a text widget that has html or script written to it that links to 
some social service, Flickr image (among others) or news gadget has to 
be removed temporarily if the respective service goes down (which can 
stop their site from fully loading). Pre WP 2.5 you had a area to place 
these widgets that were temporarily removed and they would keep their 
format and now, of course, we don't.

Respectfully submitted.
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Stephen Rider | 4 Sep 2008 05:48

WP 2.7 bleeding -- edit post page

Hi all --

just wanted to say I'm really liking the changes to the Edit Post  
screen.  The ability to drag and drop elements around the page is  
great; the Settings meta box that lets you hide/show elements is  
nicely done.  And it all works with Meta boxes created by plugins. :)

I've noticed one bug -- the Visual/HTML tabs are on top of the buttons  
when in Visual mode.  In HTML mode it's fine.

There's some interesting things in this interface.  Nice work.

Stephen
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Jay Calderwood | 8 Sep 2008 06:01
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Can't seem to find 2.7 download

Am I blind but in the nightlies I the last I see is from May... Where can I get 2.7 at?

J.
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