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Craig Reville marked one of Phil Tapia's replies in Glue as useful. Phil Tapia replied to the question "Selective feeds for a new post".

Craig Reville replied on November 09, 2009 08:28 to the question "Selective feeds for a new post" in Glue:

Thank you :)

Craig Reville asked a question in Glue on November 08, 2009 19:52:

Selective feeds for a new post

Hello,

Is there a way to use the one account and select what feed a new post will be sent to?

i.e. I have a new post regarding a new website I'm launching and i want it sent to my business site and not my personal one...

Or should this be changed to 'Share an idea'?

Regards

Craig

Craig Reville asked a question in Participatory Culture Foundation (Miro) on November 05, 2009 20:08:

Brightness settings in Miro 2.5.3

Hello,

I don't know how but all my movies appear to be darker on Miro since the latest update than they were before and than they are on other players like vlc, quicktime, wmp and divx.

Is there a settings to change the brightness?

I cant see it anywhere.

Regards

Craig

Craig Reville replied on November 04, 2009 19:14 to the question "Tweetboard not working. Chrashing my site." in Jisbar:

@Jisbar Admin thnks :)

@modeldaily yeah, you would have to completely update both pc's, also, once you have done that access the router and there should be a reset button that wipes all the settings back to factory settings for the router,

this is over and above a reset.

That should clear anything on the network once the updates have finished :)

regards

Craig

Craig Reville marked one of modeldaily's replies in Jisbar as useful. modeldaily replied to the question "Tweetboard not working. Chrashing my site.".

Craig Reville replied on November 04, 2009 08:31 to the question "Tweetboard not working. Chrashing my site." in Jisbar:

I figured it out, After trying all your fixes modeldaily, i discovered (by walking through my event log) that Microsoft issued an update the other night, same night that 140ware issued tweetboard updates.

The security certificates were not downloading properly and apparently stuck on peoples networks while updating.

This prevented anything from from appearing from tweetboard. i decided to test this out before fixing the issue. So i used other services that requires javascript and some of them were having issues displaying.

To fix this i ran windows updates again, i manually downloaded them onto the pc and ran them. after which i restarted and lo the network files had been cleared again without my intervention.

It works now, other vista users were complaining about java based games glitching after updates, thats what initially twigged my sensors to the event log :)

Thanks for all the help guys

regards

Craig

Craig Reville replied on November 03, 2009 19:53 to the question "Tweetboard not working. Chrashing my site." in Jisbar:

Hello,

Thanks for the info but I'm afraid to say that after 5 hard and soft resets, ip renewals, network changes and deactivation of my antvirus and firewall, I still have the same issue

hmmmm

Anyways, least your issue is solved :)

Craig Reville replied on November 02, 2009 23:50 to the question "Tweetboard not working. Chrashing my site." in Jisbar:

My site is run using HTML, One line of Javascript and CSS :)

Glad i could help :)

Update***

@Modeldaily i have just raised a support ticket with tweetboard regarding this issue, check the link shortly for updates - http://bb.tweetboard.com/topic/issues...

Regards

Craig

Craig Reville replied on November 02, 2009 23:42 to the question "Tweetboard not working. Chrashing my site." in Jisbar:

Thats correct, I do not use Jisbar but i am having the same issues :)

I have had other users give me feedback, they tell me that its taking a long time to load but eventually it does load, so maybe its a problem pulling down and reading the javascript for tweetboard and not jisbar?!

Craig Reville replied on November 02, 2009 23:35 to the question "Tweetboard not working. Chrashing my site." in Jisbar:

I have exactly the same issue, except i have Tweetboard installed on my personal site, www.craigreville.com

Ok so i have tried in the following browsers but still have the issue

Chrome
IE 7 & 8
Safari
Opera
Flock
Firefox 2 & 3.5

I have reinstalled java, flash, updated windows and switched off my security but still have these issues

Regards

Craig

Craig Reville replied on October 29, 2009 18:51 to the idea "Search box utility and commentaries option" in Glue:

How about using a javascript code that crawls the post titles and returns them in chronological order on another page?!?!

Regards

Craig

Craig Reville replied on October 29, 2009 08:22 to the idea "Having a More... link for longer posts" in Glue:

Saweeeet,

Thanks, these are some great extensions :)

Love it :)

Craig Reville shared an idea in Glue on October 24, 2009 15:56:

Post page breaking

Ok,

So my idea is,

Allow the user to limit the number of posts per page and then having anything over that amount of posts referred onto another page.

At the bottom there would be pagination so you know how many pages of posts there are.

This feature can be seen when using such services as http://js-kit.com

So say you limited the amount of posts to 10 per page, then you created 11 posts.

10 would display in one go and then there would be a link to page 2 for the 11th post.

Just an idea however I'm not sure if this would make Glue less unique..

Regards

Craig

Craig Reville replied on October 24, 2009 10:58 to the idea "Having a More... link for longer posts" in Glue:

I would love that, would make life soo much easier

I have currently compromised by using class codes in my HTML and CSS to manage something similar.

In my home page i inserted the javascript code in a class called .introwrap and set the i_limit to 1.

I then added a permanent link to the posts page in the div called .intro

In my css for the main page i then added the following code:

.introWrap .NewsBodyText {
height: 200px;
border-bottom: none;
overflow: hidden !important;
font-family: inherit;
}
.introWrap .NewsGroup {
border-bottom: 0px;
margin-bottom: -1em;
}

.introWrap .NewsHeadline {
padding-bottom: 2em;
width: 828px;
}

html>body .introWrap .NewsHeadline {*margin-left: -5.5em;}

.introWrap .NewsInfo {display:none !important;}

.introWrap object {display:none !important;}

This allowed me to ensure that only 1 post would display and that post would only show the first 200px, roughly 20 lines of text and not display images or objects that are embedded. It also includes an IE only specified code.

I could then add the javascript into the posts page and set that i_limit to 10.

This would then display all the posts uncut with images and embedded objects.

This whole entire process means, that when i update and post a new thread, it updates my main page with a snippet of what the new post is going to be and inserts the entire post on the next page.

You can view it and sample my code at

www.craigreville.com

Regards

Craig

Craig Reville asked a question in Glue on October 24, 2009 10:49:

Blog link in User Panel

Hello,

This one is pimples,

Can a link in the drop down menu in the User Panel be added to your blog please? Would be great to jump in and out of your updates :)

Regards

Craig

Craig Reville marked one of Jordan Dobson's replies in Glue as useful. Jordan Dobson replied to the idea "HTML Text Editors".

Craig Reville replied on October 21, 2009 07:20 to the idea "HTML Text Editors" in Glue:

I would say that the way its built just now is perfect, Its very simplistic and stylish, Maybe a question mark at the bottom while in the 'Add Post' section and when clicked pops up showing different ways of editing and formatting. (Shadow box maybe)

Don't wanna lose that special something Glue has and no one else does...

:)

Regards

Craig

Craig Reville replied on October 20, 2009 07:31 to the idea "HTML Text Editors" in Glue:

I love the way its currently set out, Its unique and very user friendly, Unfortunately if you had to add all the additional features into it,

You would run the risk of over complicating and clogging up the menu,

Regards

Craig