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Ted Haeger asked a question in Bungee Labs on May 29, 2009 19:26:

Function Interfaces no longer trigger for one of my accounts.

On my "ted" account, Function Interfaces no longer fire. To work around this, I had to import a shared project from a different user account. From that account, MainPostRenderInit and OnDragDrop functions worked just fine.
This affects all current solutions, and any new ones I create with just that one account. This started way back in August or September.
Can someone look into that for me?
Thank you.

Ted Haeger replied on April 13, 2009 14:48 to the idea "py{toucha}Packaging" in touchatag:

Michael:
I apologize about this causing you headaches getting to links.

Please allow me to clarify a few of things about this post:

First, this was merely a test. We were evaluating two things. We were looking at GetSatisfaction as a possible tool for touchatag to use in place of the Google Group for developers. You'll see that (currently) this is the only post for touchatag in all of GetSatisfaction. At this time, we're still undecided, but we're leaning away from using GetSatisfaction.

Second, your post was one of the most popular posts from the Google Group that bore our old brand name. We had to close that group because of a court order that forbids us from using the old brand name (and you cannot rename a Google Group). I chose to stage your post as a test to see whether we could exhume the old content from the defunct Google Group as a way of populating some content into GetSatisfaction.

However, to use the old content, we could not legally keep the old name intact. That's why there is a note at the top of the post stating that I had replaced the old name with "{toucha}" wherever it occured.

After having a couple people assess the staged version of the post, we decided that even with the note on the page, it didn't work very well. So, we did not bring any further items from the defunct Google Group.

Given that information, do you still think this to be an act of stupidity? :) If so, I'll have the post removed permanently from the site.

--Ted

Ted Haeger replied on April 12, 2009 23:55 to the problem "Publishing error whenever selecting design group" in Bungee Labs:

My ted@bungeelabs DesignGroup is having this same problem. Can someone fix it for me?
Thanks,
Ted

Ted Haeger replied on February 21, 2009 21:49 to the idea "py{toucha}Packaging" in touchatag:

Of the four or five responses in the original group, two provided additional helpful information.

Thomas Schmid advised an Ubuntu user this:
Don't use libusb 1.0.0! Use the version that comes with ubuntu,
libusb-0.1-4 (package name) (lib usb version 0.1.12)

Michael Sparks advised a user to make sure he has Python headers in place:
> > Any idea why it is doing this:
...
>> src/tikitags_wrap.c:118:20: error: Python.h: No such file or
>> directory

Probably due to the lack of python headers on your path.

As a wild guess you've got open suse installed, and haven't got the
python-devel package installed. If it's some other distro it's the same sort
of thing :)

Ted Haeger shared an idea in touchatag on February 21, 2009 21:40:

py{toucha}Packaging

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This submission came through the Google Group from Michael Sparks.

All reference to touchatag's former brand have been replaced with {toucha}tag, or simply {toucha}. To preserve potentially case-sensitive items, watch for {Toucha} or {TOUCHA} to indicate proper capitalization of touchatag's previous brand name.
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Hi,

I've packaged up the py{toucha} code originally announced here:

http://groups.google.com/group/{toucha}tag/browse_thread/thread/c3aa67869...

Such that it can be installed using the usual python dance:

curl -O http://www.kamaelia.org/release/deps/py{toucha}-0.1.tar.gz
tar zxvf py{toucha}-0.1.tar.gz
cd py{toucha}-0.1/
sudo python setup.py install

Any feedback or improvements, changes welcome. The original code is not by me,
but I'm happy to maintain/merge changes (including other target languages,
since I note swig is used).

I'll be using this library to work with {toucha}tags in kamaelia, so once I
componentise this, using this code with lots of other things (eg controlling
your PVR, presentation tools etc)

Incidentally, using this the {toucha}tag reader is able to read the rfid tag id
for my work swipe card, which is really quite handy :)

Michael.
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http://yeoldeclue.com/blog
http://twitter.com/kamaelian
http://www.kamaelia.org/Home

Ted Haeger replied on November 01, 2008 20:21 to the question "How long did it take to develop the WideLens application?" in Bungee Labs:

Hey, Mark:
I'd like to get Josh to answer your question. He was one of the two developers on WideLens, and can provide the most accurate answer. I sent him an email requesting that.
-Ted

Ted Haeger set one of Ted Haeger's replies as an official response to "Feature request: Custom title bar message in dialog message" in Bungee Labs

Ted Haeger replied on October 30, 2008 20:39 to the idea "Feature request: Custom title bar message in dialog message" in Bungee Labs:

Hey, Olympyx:
Unlike custom Bungee dialogs that you open with the open dialog statement, browser dialogs (which are opened the dialog message statement) are tightly controlled by the browser. As I understand it, you can assign what text they should display in their body, but that's about it. So, I recommend using open dialog to get the more comprehensive control that you're seeking.
--T

A comment on the idea "Type detection for primitive types, please?" in Bungee Labs:

Done. Tiberius (James T.) will be filling in the names for the Table of Primitives. (Which, coincidentally, was what my family calls "Dinner Time.") – Ted Haeger, on October 29, 2008 17:50

A comment on the idea "Type detection for primitive types, please?" in Bungee Labs:

olympyx: I'm working up a fix for this right now. Watch the page, see the changes... --Ted – Ted Haeger, on October 29, 2008 17:36

Ted Haeger marked one of bear454's replies in Bungee Labs as useful. bear454 replied to the question "HTTP PUTs don't auth.".

Ted Haeger set one of Ted Haeger's replies as an official response to "Is there a problem with dates displaying in a Multicolumn List control?" in Bungee Labs

Ted Haeger replied on October 29, 2008 15:38 to the question "Is there a problem with dates displaying in a Multicolumn List control?" in Bungee Labs:

So the final conclusion on this, according to olympix, is that the primitives date and dateTime are not the same, and that the types must match between the SQL column and the Bungee field.

Ted Haeger marked one of smallbizapps' replies in Bungee Labs as useful. smallbizapps replied to the question "Is there a problem with dates displaying in a Multicolumn List control?".

Ted Haeger replied on October 28, 2008 23:17 to the question "Is there a problem with dates displaying in a Multicolumn List control?" in Bungee Labs:

I wonder what type of field you're reading the dateTime into. (And I suppose this is related into your other inquiry, which I have asked Corey to address.) For this one, let me see whether Amy has any ideas...

Ted Haeger replied on October 28, 2008 19:29 to the question "Is there a problem with dates displaying in a Multicolumn List control?" in Bungee Labs:

Hey, olympyx:
Have you already selected the MCL, then clicked the ellipsis button for Column Settings, then selected the column that shows the dateTime, and set the default DateTime format?

Ted Haeger replied on October 27, 2008 20:06 to the question "Can someone explain date formatting?" in Bungee Labs:

This reply comes to you at 2008-10-27T20:35:35.600Z.

Let's start with your question: "Why is it 00 in the example?"
The simple answer is that it's a bad example because it's inconsistent with the information on the page. I'll get on with fixing that. :)

Your date of January 1st should be: 2009-01-01T20:35:35.600Z (or similar).

Tip: An easy way to test out the dateTime format is to declare a dateTime field, and then bind two controls to it: a TextEdit and a MonthCalendar. When you simulate (run) the form, you can then use the MonthCalendar control to change the date, and see the dateTime in the TextEdit.

Ted Haeger replied on October 27, 2008 19:35 to the question "Why can't I move var declarations around?" in Bungee Labs:

The difference between the statements and the var declarations is that deep under the covers, vars currently get stored in a Map, and the way that the system retrieves them doesn't yield a consistent display. Fortunately, this will be fixed by the language work we're currently doing, which will start paying out within a few months.

Ted Haeger set one of Ted Haeger's replies as an official response to "Why can't I move var declarations around?" in Bungee Labs