[00:04] Jyhem polom
[00:05] Jyhem fabricius: writing the page for a TikiFestStrasbourg2018 :)
[01:25] fabricius cool
[01:25] fabricius still writing?
[01:32] Jyhem nope, posted and mail sent :)
[01:36] fabricius mail anwered :)
[01:36] fabricius answered
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[09:02] Tiki|bot Recent Bug:  - http://dev.tiki.org/item6599-Time-and-Date-controls-don-t-adjust-the-date-picker-in-blog
[09:52] luciash polom
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[13:57] jonnyb polom chibaguy
[15:57] luciash re-polom
[15:57] luciash sf.net svn is unresponsive again :(
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[16:08] luciash for a change now: svn: Can't open file '/svn/p/tikiwiki/code/db/write-lock': Permission denied
[16:08] luciash :-p
[16:08] luciash yay, on 6th try it went through!
[16:49] jonnyb moloq-er
[17:44] Jyhem polom
[17:47] Jyhem If I use a wiki page with list plugin for sending to a newsletter, there is pagination and only the first 25 get the mail, it seems
[17:48] Jyhem I guess we can't expect the newsletters to be more clever than that?
[17:49] Jyhem OK, adding {pagination max="-1"} kills pagination. Great, and so much more satisfactory than {pagination max="99999"}
[17:49] Jyhem :)
[17:49] jonnyb polom Jyhem
[17:50] jonnyb nice tip about max=-1, is that on the doc page?
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[18:11] chealer polom
[18:12] chealer is there a way to get plugin calls auto-approved without changing code?
[18:16] jonnyb polom chealer
[18:16] jonnyb no, there is no way to auto-approve plugins sadly, LP always said it wasn't possible ;)
[18:17] chealer OK, I'll just temporarily change the validate value for the JQ plugin then, thanks jonnyb
[18:18] chealer in that case, is there a way to avoid making a mistake every time I type 10 characters of JavaScript?
[18:18] chealer so I don'T have to approve 50 times for the simplest JavaScript job :-)
[18:21] jonnyb why not use a custom.js file? that's what i tend to do (and use some source control for a history)
[18:25] chealer jonnyb: custom.js, is that something included automatically? or you can use the HTML plugin to include that file?
[18:26] chealer I'm getting better, make that 11 characters.
[18:26] jonnyb it gets included automatically if in themes/js or themes/yourtheme/js etc (same for custom.css)
[18:27] chealer jonnyb: ah, thanks.
[18:28] chealer it's not necessarily optimal because I only need the code for one form, but thanks, I could do that. there's an advantage in using the JQ plugin too (deployment a little easier)
[18:47] Jyhem jonnyb: hmm, I did not look at the doc page. It seemed natural (after trying 0 and failing)
[18:48] Jyhem I found {pagination max="xxx"} through the guy.
[18:48] jonnyb the gui guy? ;)
[18:49] Jyhem Ahh, yes, him/itself
[18:52] Jyhem chealer: I use the old firebug javascript console for writing jQuery scripts. Then I copy/paste in plugin. Now that firebug is dead, they astill provide a "scratchpad" which is the closest thing
[18:53] jonnyb chealer: you can always enclose your page specific js with: if ($("#page_42").length) { do the thing; } in custom.js, bit it will add a tiny bit to ervery page load
[18:55] Jyhem BTW, when I saved the gui, it did add the  {pagination max="xxx"} but it lost the field name
[18:56] chealer Jyhem: yes, I'm doing a bit in the console too (didn't dare multiple lines yet).
[18:56] Jyhem {filter field="tracker_field_f_8" content="3 OR 4"} changed into {filter field="" content="3 OR 4"} :-(
[18:56] chealer jonnyb: yeah. it's alright.
[18:57] chealer but Jyhem, surely you know that Firebug was integrated (more or less) in Firefox, no?
[18:58] Jyhem yes, I know. The javascript console is part of the "less" :-(
[19:02] chealer I see what you're talking about Jyhem. thank you, that's most relevant.
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[21:57] Jyhem Hmm, how do I bump up the PHP timeout around a loop again?
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[22:44] Jyhem set_time_limit(300);
[22:44] Jyhem but actually, what was required was
[22:44] Jyhem ini_set('memory_limit', '500M');