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Jakob Buis marked one of Bart's replies in Soocial as useful. Bart replied to the question "What is your policy for commercial products using Soocial's API?".

Jakob Buis marked one of Alex's replies in No Kahuna as useful. Alex replied to the idea "Pages!".

Jakob Buis marked one of Duff OMelia's replies in No Kahuna as useful. Duff OMelia replied to the problem "Toolbar half-hidden for IE7 users".

A comment on the idea "Pages!" in No Kahuna:

Although I dropped No Kahuna a while ago in favor of an in-house product; this feature seems to do the trick. It looks nice, and is easy to use. – Jakob Buis, on April 20, 2009 20:32

A comment on the idea "Pages!" in No Kahuna:

Nice! – Jakob Buis, on December 10, 2008 22:36

Jakob Buis marked one of Alex's replies in No Kahuna as useful. Alex replied to the idea "Hide specific interface parts".

Jakob Buis shared an idea in No Kahuna on December 09, 2008 13:41:

Hide specific interface parts

I'd like to be able to hide (or disable) certain features of No Kahuna. I strongly believe modular software is the way to go for the future :)

As you implement more features (good) the interface gets filled up (not that good), and might become cluttered (bad). For example: I don't use the attachment-option in No Kahuna (I've got Dropbox to take care of that), so removing or hiding the button from my view would be a great option.

Jakob Buis shared an idea in No Kahuna on December 09, 2008 13:35:

Pages!

Projects in my company often require a specific set of information to be available to every employee. Stuff like FTP-accounts, deployment rules and MySQL-passwords.

I'd like to be able to add pages to a project. WYSIWYG is optional, but certainly not required.

Jakob Buis marked one of Alex's replies in No Kahuna as useful. Alex replied to the idea "Attachments would be useful, but...".

Jakob Buis started following the problem "Unexpected difference in sort order based on category filter choice" in No Kahuna.

Jakob Buis shared an idea in No Kahuna on August 23, 2008 13:45:

Small changes for tasks get too much attention

When editing a task, No Kahuna always show your change in the Activity-log. It shows the full text of the task as it was and what the text is now.

I'm not a very good typist; and fixing my typos always clutters the activity-log with uninteresting changes. Even changing "eloborate" to "elaborate" will print out the entire task twice in the log!

You could show a one line instead: displaying the changed words in bold or just have a little checkbox while editing that says: "Don't make a new revision" or "Don't show this change" (can be unchecked by default)

Jakob Buis started following the idea "Inline formatting" in No Kahuna.

Jakob Buis marked one of Alex's replies in No Kahuna as useful. Alex replied to the idea "Separate activity and comments".

A comment on the idea "Separate activity and comments" in No Kahuna:

Anxious isn't the right word, sorry; English isn't my first language m :) – Jakob Buis, on August 14, 2008 07:41

Jakob Buis shared an idea in No Kahuna on August 14, 2008 06:59:

Separate activity and comments

Both comments and other activities (like changing the category or user) of a task are listed in one big list. This makes it harder to have a quick overview of all the discussion on a particular task.

I think it would be better if activity and comments where displayed in two separate lists. You could even use 3 tabs ("Comments","Activity","All") to make sure it doesn't clutter the interface.

Jakob Buis marked one of Duff OMelia's replies in No Kahuna as useful. Duff OMelia replied to the question "Technical Specifications".

Jakob Buis asked a question in No Kahuna on August 13, 2008 14:51:

Technical Specifications

I'm wondering (just out of curiosity) about the technical specifications of No Kahuna. What are you using to run this great program? PHP/MySQL/Rails/Super-Secret-Ingrediënt-X?

Jakob Buis started following the idea "Need RSS feeds" in No Kahuna.

Jakob Buis started following the idea "Need RSS feeds" in No Kahuna.

Jakob Buis started following the idea "Attachments would be useful, but..." in No Kahuna.