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It looks like only includes/js/v_h_scrolls.js made it here. There are several more functions in here that I find useful.
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Why would be setting default lot/lon to this value? Seems odd...
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You mean "latutude/longitude"? Those are my area. I was looking to put in sunrise/sunset info on some page like month view.
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Also, there should be a way to get the users timezone from them. If we track them in user_prefs
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Again, why override their system setting for this?
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Not sure what you're asking. If you mean things like 'magic_quotes' or 'register_global', I wanted to make sure I was coding without them.
If you mean 'default_charset' I was looking to make all translation/*.txt files UTF-8. Would eliminate half the files. And update_translation.pl used to barf on BOM files. Which is why Bulgarian.txt got corrupted.
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I was referring to timezone here. Seems like if we include a version of this file, that value should be commented out with some info on how it can be used. Are you thinking the installer will write/update this file? Or it would just be a regular file included with the release?
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Yes, more comments. On all entries.
This one was supposed to be an example. Included with the release.
And on the admin page, (or maybe just the installer?), ask what the defaults should be and create the real file on the fly.
I intended for the system admin to set defaults for their site. Just once.
For instance, my ISP has timezone = UTC. I live in Idaho. Not very helpful.
If we could access GPS/location info, latitude/longitude, and track that in user_prefs, we could keep traveling boss/assistant timezones updated. Without trying to guess.
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This would be nice... to be able to force this setting off right from within webcalendar.
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I'm not clear on what the intent for this new file is. How will this be used?
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I was mostly planning on using it for the Date functions.
Also, it has the scrollers from v_h_scrolls.js incorporated.
There are a couple of other functions that looked interesting but, I don't have solid plans for them, yet. I put them in just in case.
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Another thing to consider.... A lot of people use nginx now instead of Apache, and nginx does not support htaccess files. |
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hmmm... I've only seen nginx mentioned somewhere in passing. |
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I like the idea of providing it as an example. However, we would need to put the .htaccess file somewhere other than the root directory, or name it something else (.htaccess-example). |
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Good idea. Put it where it belongs just named .htaccess-example or something like that. |
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We might also want to put .htaccess in .gitignore. |
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I just watched a course on nginx at https://www.sitepoint.com/premium/courses/faster-websites-with-nginx-2757 |
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For the people who are able to use an .htaccess, it may solve a couple of problems.