Subtle changes, bugs and feedback

Well @hippy can now search for "planes" and the conversation he wants is at the top of the list.

So it should make him happy.

No merge feature yet though.

The filters on the side fit it well. I assume there will be a classifieds filter once that type us sorted?

Yes.

And I want the filters to be smart.

i.e. If you're viewing a results page that has been restricted by a single "type:event" or "type:classified" then extra filters should appear.

So if you're viewing only events, then it should be able to filter along the lines of:

• Upcoming (and sort by date ascending)
  
• Past (and sort by date descending)
  
• Map boundary (zoom a map in the side bar, we'll only show events occurring within that area)
  
• That are not full (for events with attendee limits, where there are spaces left)
  
  

And for classifieds, because they won't be conversations and would have extra info on them:

• Sold
  
• Unsold
  
• Price between [low] and [high]
  
• Sort by price ascending or descending
  
• Find by attributes (i.e. frame size, brand)
  

Sounds like a very good plan. On other note, from my trending page, your reply effectively shows up twice. Is this the intended behaviour?

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It's intended... the conversation level will constantly be replaced/updated by newer posts, where as the reply will stay where it is and sink down your updates page and always be there for you to find.

Will there be a way to priorities how your following page looks? It would be nice to see direct @ or reply responses at the top of the list, if unread.

The following page should eventually be filterable too.

i.e.

1. Show @mentions
   
2. Show replies
   
3. Show followed items
   
4. Show new attendees on events you run
   
5. Show unread items only (only applies to followed items)
   

Ace. Ta.

Impossible to login with Gmail address, using latest chrome app on an iPad.

Have signed out of personna and back in but didn't work.

Not impossible, this is my gmail freshly signed in on an iPad.

Did take a few attempts though, Persona was slow coming back to the page. But importantly, chrome on iPad using gmail worked.

I still can't login on Chrome (Version 36.0.1985.143)

Everything has been logged out, cleared, shut down, restarted etc. since the last time I moaned about it.

Cheers

Can you try with all extensions disabled.

Your version of Chrome is the same as mine, and I sign-in each day perfectly fine. Something local to you, a setting or preference, an extension or antivirus... just something... must be interfering.

Would there be a link at the bottom of every page to go back to updates or conversations? Scrolling up to click it does my nut in.

I forgot to add before I don't even get the popup window to sign in any more either.

I've turned off all the extensions and restarted the browser with no issues.

I'm on a Mac, but that shouldn't make a difference really.

If you go to https://login.persona.org/ and sign in there... does it work?

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What does your system's clock say?

Whose internet connection are you using?

You could activate the code at a percentage, or even at a percentage of a certain piece.
What language are you using for these scripts? Maybe I can hack something neat together.

Entrust.net doesn't appear in the certificate when I look at it using either Chrome or Firefox.

Digicert is the root.

I wonder whether you're at a workplace that are using some kind of proxy/firewall setup that monitors your use of the internet... and that they go so far as to terminate the SSL, and then re-encrypt using an Entrust certificate wrapping the Digicert one as an SNI type thing.

We use Go.

And it needs to be unicode friendly. So you can't rely on ASCII alone, and you need to be fine with unicode runes having a concept of upper and lower.

http://play.golang.org/p/1qwU7p3urR

package main

import (
"fmt"
	"strings"
)

func main() {
	fmt.Println(ShoutToWhisper("Hello, playground"))
	fmt.Println(ShoutToWhisper("HELLO, PLAYGROUND"))
}

func ShoutToWhisper(s string) string {
	if strings.ToUpper(s) == s {
		s = strings.ToLower(s)
	}

	return s
}

By default Go will do sensible things with Unicode strings, but there is also a ToUpperSpecial if the language is known (it's not in our case) as it will disambiguate which runes to consider.

A lot of web pages are blocked when browsing at work. I'm committed though, so push on through.
I hit a problem though, when someone posts an external link, which is then automatically shortened to microcosm.app/xxxx. It seems these always get blocked for me.
Not much a problem because I can just copy the original URL from the comment into my broswer, but if someone has made a string or picture a hyperlink then I am unable to do this.

Is there a novel workaround I can use in order to reduce my productivity further?

Is there a novel workaround I can use in order to reduce my productivity further?

I wonder what it is that is blocked. Our domain? If it's that, then perhaps edit your /etc/hosts file such that microcosm.app points to 104.20.0.10 or 104.20.1.10 .

Time for me to learn a new language then.