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_UncleCheese_

  1. Ruby on Rails is really cool! #rubyonrails
  2. Attending Ruby On Rails: Up and Running at #threewestcollective #btvwag
  3. @LiamWhittle My first name at unclecheeseproductions.com
  4. @mspacemedia But that is off the table for now. The UI is under construction. Wanted to get the tools tested first, without the UI layer.
  5. @mspacemedia I showed in the tutorial that a class can talk to the YAML file and write its own code. I did it for my ContactForm module.
  6. @mspacemedia Yeah, that one requires a lot of thought. Would it just create the form or processes it, too?
  7. @mspacemedia Form functions?
  8. @mspacemedia try "silversmith spec"
  9. @mspacemedia How are you liking SilverSmith otherwise? I just made it SS3 compatible, for the most part. Hence the /branches/ folder.
  10. @mspacemedia Not seeing that, but I just pushed up a patch that checks the foreach before iterating.
  11. @SphereSilver Sure, but isn't it kind of a moot point now that we have GridField?
  12. @silverstripe BTW, your filter isn't very good. You approve spam comments all the time, and it makes me laugh. :)
  13. @chillu I'm just trying to programmatically run ?flush=all.
  14. @chillu Ahh.. So what is the equivalent of ManifestBuilder::create_manifest_file(); in SS3?
  15. @chillu What happened to ManifestBuilder?
  16. My first attempt at a jQuery plugin. How did I do? pastie.org/3890957
  17. @phillprice Yeah, FieldHolder() is the standard function for rendering a field.
  18. @tristanoneil Blargh. Resolved.
  19. Finally accepting that none of the 6,000 javascript calendar widgets do what I want them to do, and I'm writing my own.