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pointri

Looking at that hanging helper file in the administrator portion of com_content, I just noticed that JREQUEST_ALLOWHTML has been switched out sometime back in October with a JREQUEST_ALLOWRAW flag. So to get marked up editor text from a request, I'm finding $object->text = JRequest::getVar('te...

pointri

Not much, really, but the first is always the hardest. It's just about setting a mutually convenient time and place for a New England JUG. Time-wise, I'm flexible, but I'm not up to snuff about locations that'll work well in Boston or Worcester. Speaking of which... If anyone's int...

pointri

Worcester might work: it's about an hour's drive for me.

pointri

What an awesome event. The organizers did a great job considering the time constraints and participants' diverse capacities and interests in the project. Thanks to Google NYC for the accommodations: really cool, really connected, really yummy, really easy to get to, really dedicated to F...

pointri

AS220 is on 110 Empire St. in Downcity, Exit 22A off 95. It's a non-profit artist space, but they have a nice bar, WiFi and good tacos/quesadillas. m and the Providence Geeks web site is m It's open to anyone and it's free to enter. They just like to have a heads up about how many will b...

pointri

Sure. I'm not too far from Providence, but our core PHP group currently numbers about a half-dozen. A JUG would likely attract more people in Boston/Cambridge. Providence also has a monthly Geek Dinner that splits off into all directions after the initial presentations. Could start...

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I'd be glad to help out as well. I enjoy any reason to get into the city which doesn't involve a Broadway show.

pointri

Yes, but does this 'pimped ride' run Linux? I feel fortunate that I'll have less time to surf the latest scoop on my favorite celebrities while waiting for 1.5 updates and get to task on making some cool extensions. It could even be an old-school terminal emulator, but if the new forge ...

pointri

Oof...that same darned template gaffe with IE7 was driving me up a wall for the last couple days

(as I'm building a template that's a derivative of Andy's soon-to-be-ubiquitous master work)

Thanks, Compass!

pointri

Awesome, two in a row! Congratulations to Johan, Louis, the core team, Rochen for keeping the ball rolling, VA Software for keeping our projects in order, and everyone involved with the project in every capacity.

pointri

Newsvined it.

http://rhodezone.newsvine.com/

pointri

I'll just be patient and wait until the servers cool down a bit before I download my share of...nah... *opens TortoiseSVN*

Congratulations on making the milestone happen everyone, and happy testing!

pointri

Just downloaded the most recent build of Joomla 1.5 Alpha: revision 4200. 4200 Commits. Thousands of contributions. Thousands of lines of code. Thousands of contributors from all over the world. Thousands of stories frought with tension and moments of triumph. It ...

pointri

Just saw that headline and for a second there I thought that it was decided to either blow up the project or change its name to JoomlaNuke or something for sake of misguided nostalgia. In any case, pushing 1 terabyte of traffic around the Internet can only be testament to a dedicated, active communi...

pointri

The podcast and review of the meetup are now available at http://www.bostonphp.org

Looks like they got a snap of my scruffiness front and center.

pointri

Those are the feet of Mitch (left) and Louis (right). Photography of the useful or demonstrative variety was never my strong suit, but the Boston PHP photos will likely show their actual presentation, rather than all of us huddled around a Powerbook.

pointri

Figured this would be a decent thread to thank Mitch, Louis and Andy and Johan (vicariously) for their presentation of Joomla 1.5 at Boston PHP yesterday. I took a lot from it and it has me more excited than intimidated by the prospect of upgrading. http://www.pointri.com/images/JoomlaBostonPH...

pointri

Well, can't wait for the discussion of 1.5 on Monday in Boston. My first Mambo/Joomla site went up a couple days more than a year ago, and I've had an excellent time of it, witnessing and taking part in the innovation as it zooms forward. Regardless of the numerical niceties , I'm excite...

pointri

.oO(I wonder if LinuxWorld will have those toy and balloon vendors you normally find on parade routes and outside arenas, hawking effigies of penguins, gadgets, GPLs and flimsy Solitaire software?) Meanwhile, off-topic... Ah, "I see" says the blind man. On one hand, I'd be happy we won't be enduring...

pointri

Mmm... that, or some kind of leap to a "New cutting-edge CMS framework built with PHP 5" ?

Disclaimer: Pure, pristine, unadulterated speculation from a relative neophyte whose understanding of programming often goes something like...

Code: Select all

10 print "Hello"
run

pointri

See you in Boston, and best of luck at LinuxWorld! Hopefully I can skip up there early for the .org pavillion. m No nagging debugging questions or wishlists: just there to take it all in. I do want a t-shirt, though. I can't be the only Joomla fan here who can make it there on the T.&nbs...

pointri

I'm excited in the fact that this conversation is being brought up again. It's relevant to a project I'm about to get started on (finally). A while back on the forums, a developer of Claroline, an PHP/mySQL open source counterpart of Blackboard and WebCT, made first contact with Joomla and sta...

pointri

Dank je wel.

Speaking of Dutch, for some reason, the Official Joomla Sites - Feedback/Information link from the main page currently carries on to the Dutch > Installatie subforum...

http://forum.joomla.org/index.php/board,7.0.html

pointri

Keine Ahnung...it was a misplaced post, apparently.

pointri

Whew. I'm glad Beat was one of the first to say that the framework thus far isn't greatly affecting backwards compatability. Took a quick look through the developers' documentation and it's everything and more that I had expected. This will make for a great resource for those (like me ) ...

pointri

Ah, and I though it was just me...though I do admittedly get trigger happy whenever I see a new release on the forge.

The new default favicon is nice, by the way.

pointri

What is a "more robust, standardised, modern codest." ? Must be the superlative of 'code'?

Exciting news, anyway

pointri

Great News...and it's definitely testament to the commiitment that I see day in and day out from everyone who has been fixated on Joomla's success, inside and out, from end users to supporters to developers to the core team. Congratulations!

pointri

I'm a pitiful Dutch speaker, but: Kwaliteit moet natuurlijk een nederlandse uitvinding z'n: kwalieit schokolade, kwaliteit kaas, kwaliteit bier, en waarschijnlijk kwaliteit Joomla developers. Quality must be a Dutch invention: Quality chocolate, quality cheese, quality beer, quality Joomla developer...

pointri

And on the same token...

Man, they look similar, sort of. Um, never mind.

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