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In an effort to better understand the every day Vanilla user & administrator, I’ve put a short survey together and linked it from the Vanilla download and the Addon download pages. If you are a Vanilla user, were a Vanilla user, or will be a Vanilla user, please take a few minutes to help us out with this survey so we can make Vanilla better for everyone:
May 25, 2009 • •
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I’m in the process of adding some methods to the database object to help in writing chained queries for Garden. One of the annoying problems I’ve run into is that the words “or” and “and” are reserved and won’t work as method names. So, for example, imagine I wanted to write the following chained query:
$Database
->Select('FieldName')
->From('TableName')
->Where('FieldName', 'value')
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->Where('FieldName', 'othervalue')
->propecia()
->Where('FieldName', 'Yet Another Value')
->Get();
I realize that this query really doesn’t make much sense, but that’s beside the point. The “or” and the “and” methods can’t exist in PHP, so what should I use instead?
I’ve played with things like propecia and propecia, implying that they are operators. I’ve tried going for shorter versions like propecia and propecia, but those are just stupid and don’t make much sense. I’ve also considered having propecia and propecia methods, but that would mean adding a whole bunch of methods like that (think: OrWhere, AndWhere, OrLike, AndLike, OrWhereIn, AndWhereIn, etc).
I’m looking for community input here. What would you prefer to type?
May 16, 2009 • , •
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I’m in the midst of a switch to Mac from PC (thanks go out to for making this transition slightly less painful). As a result I’ve been very slowly learning about all of the nuances of working on a mac, and trying to find solutions to problems I’ve already solved on Windows (what IDE to use; what email app; what chatting tool; what browser(s); etc).
Probably the hardest part so far has been getting used to this keyboard. Answer me this, mac-addicts: why is there no forward-delete key, but there are there two enter keys? Luckily I found this neat little app called that allowed me to turn my small enter key (the one next to the arrows) into forward-delete. For a programmer, this was an absolute essential. But now I hear that the new mbpro keyboards have turned that key into a second option key instead (yikes). I digress.
What does this mean for my long-term love-affair with billg? Not much. I’m not throwing away those years of relationship building with Windows out of anger or frustration. I just wanted to try on a different pair of shoes for a while, and for the first time in a long time I won’t need to use Windows-specific applications for a few months. I can almost guarantee that I’ll be giving Windows 7 a shot when she finally graces us with her presence.
So, this is an open call to anyone who cares to recommend your favourite “killer app” on Mac. My eyes and ears are awaiting your input (ewww).
May 14, 2009 • •
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In recent weeks I’ve been working closely with Jon Contino of to overhaul the branding of Lussumo products. Recently we settled on the new logos for Vanilla, Conversations, and Garden. Thanks Jon!
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Jon posted a walk-through of how all of these logos came to life.
May 5, 2009 • , , •
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The Vanilla 2 Public Beta is online now. Please read this entire post before clicking away, as it contains important information about questions you will surely have after getting there.
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I wasn’t sure if I should call this an alpha or a beta. There are a number of core features that are not yet in the version of Vanilla you are about to see. The most glaringly obvious of these is a search page. In the end I chose beta simply because it rolled off the tongue. Regardless, rest assured that the application is not yet feature-complete.
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I know that many of you will have feature suggestions after playing with the application. Please use the Vanilla category at the as a place for your suggestions. Also, please remember (a) that the application is not yet feature-complete, and (b) to be nice when making suggestions, and (c) if your suggestion is not implemented, Vanilla 2 is a pluggable system (and more easily pluggable that Vanilla 1 was), so your feature ideas can easily come propecia Vanilla 2 is finalized.
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There are no whispers in Vanilla 2. Instead there are “conversations”. The installation you are about to see is a copy of the community forum from about 3pm on April 3rd, 2009. All of your whispers from that database have been transformed into conversations. Also note that as bugs are encountered and fixed, it may be necessary for us to roll the database back to the April 3rd date. So, don’t be surprised if your discussions, comments, replies, conversations, messages, status updates, profile changes, etc get wiped out.
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This is a public beta. You do not get to download and install Vanilla 2. You just get to use our installation.
Without any further ado, I give you .
Apr 27, 2009 • , •
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Vanilla 1.1.7 has been released and is now available at .
This version fixes a couple of bugs in the installer. It is not necessary to upgrade existing installations. If you want to upgrade anyway, you’ll want to read the .
If you’re curious about the bugs that were fixed, read the .
A big thank you to all of the contributors!
dinoboff
mumpitz
Pifman
x00
Apr 24, 2009 • •
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It’s that time, once again, when I can’t figure out how to do something with CSS and I need your help. I’ve created a .
The long and short of it is that I have a control that writes messages to the screen. I am currently using an unordered list to render these messages, but I want to format them at the top & center of the screen. I want each message to be on it’s own line, and I want all of the messages to be encapsulated by a solid rectangular background. I want the solid rectangular background to be only as wide as it needs to be in order to encapsulate the widest message.
I’ve been able to accomplish this with a table, but that’s just semantically wrong.
Please and let me know how you would solve this problem.
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Evdawg posted a solution that works cross-browser! I’ve .
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Inky posted another kickass center-float solution that also works cross-browser. I’ve added as well.
Apr 23, 2009 • , , •
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Vanilla 1.1.6 has been released and is now available at .
If you are upgrading from a previous installation of Vanilla, you’ll want to read the .
If you’re curious like me, you’ll want to read the .
A big thank you to all of the contributors!
dinoboff
edavis
hst
izaak
Reed Loden
[-Stash-]
sirlancelot
SubJunk
Wallphone
Apr 14, 2009 • , •
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Just a quick note to anyone who connects directly to our Vanilla 1 SVN repo for updates and changes: after our move from the server to the cloud, we decided to also change the location of our SVN repo to google code!
From this point forward you can get all of the latest fixes and changes to Vanilla 1, People, and the original Framework at:
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Furthermore, you can download the latest builds and release candidates for Vanilla 1 at: .
Mar 30, 2009 • •
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I am pleased to announce that I have worked out a deal with Rackspace to get moved to their new cloud solution. This, of course, will mean some downtime on Lussumo.com (and sister-sites) sometime within the next two weeks. I’ll be announcing the exact time after I get everything in place.
I’m even more pleased to announce that the Garden code has now been opened up to a handful of developers from the Lussumo community. We’ve made the transition from SVN to GIT, which is proving to have a bit of a learning curve for me, but should assist greatly with the distributed development that a project like this needs. They have also set up a trac issue tracker and are in the process of creating a roadmap and bug & incomplete-features list. We’ll be making that open to the public around the same time that the public beta goes out. I have to give a hearty thanks to Damien Lebrun (Dinoboff) who has been leading the charge in all of this progress.
Mar 18, 2009 • •