Sphene Community Tools

Hi,

I'd like to say that I *don't* like the idea of a time limit for post editing. Could this be a Sphene setting (with, say 0 for unlimited)?

Thanks!

Wikimedia and the like tend to have a method of renaming long, unwieldy wikilink names for display purposes only. With the ability to tier wiki pages (like [Something/SomethingElse/SomethingElseEntirely]) it becomes useful to be able to rename the displayed link to something shorter, but still link to the full wiki page.

Would this be possible for SCT?

--- Last Edited by thalin at 2007-07-10 22:51:02 ---

Herbert,

Your documentation for SPH_SETTINGS says that you use wiki_rss_url to generate links for feeds -- what else is required for feeds? Are you using the default Django feeds module? What does your feed_dict look like? What are your feed classes and where do I import them from?

Do you have a feed implementation for recent forum posts as well?

Thanks!

--- Last Edited by thalin at 2007-07-04 03:16:19 ---

Just for future reference -- here's a blog post I found, and now it's how I'm doing all my SCT hacking. Bazaar is very cool.

Being able to generate diffs on demand from the upstream subversion repository is quite quite handy, especially since google's issue tracker has an attachment feature just for said diffs.

This ended up being a problem for me, too. Sphene got in the way of some of the other apps I was using, such as flatpages and databasetemplateloader. cwurld's SpheneSetup fixed it. Maybe this fix should be integrated into Sphene natively so that we can not worry about screwing up other middleware?

--- Last Edited by thalin at 2007-06-07 23:27:42 ---

I have some bracketed text that I don't want to be a wiki link, how do I escape it so the brackets show and the link doesn't? I know you can do it because on the wiki documentation page there's an example of how to use brackets to make wiki links -- but it doesn't say how to display brackets.

Ok, is fixed now. Thanks Herbert!

Well it works now except that the image isn't generated...

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/django/core/handlers/base.py" in get_response
77. response = callback(request, *callback_args, **callback_kwargs)

TypeError at /community/captcha/1.jpg
captcha_image() got an unexpected keyword argument 'group'

You know, I've had the same problem. I get notifications for new threads in this forum even though I don't have notifications turned on.

Well I'm trying to get captcha working for anonymous posts. I've installed djaptcha, made sure my font settings are correct, syncdb'd, restarted my server, and I get no captcha on anonymous posting. I'm sure I have PIL installed, and I've even gotten the djaptchatest test package to generate images. However, I have yet to manage to get SCT to produce a captcha. What am I missing? I'm following the (seemingly simple) directions found here.

What I've done:
* Changed the djaptcha/settings.py settings to match my font path.
* Added a font path and size to my SCT project settings.
* Added djaptcha to my INSTALLED_APPS
* Added the djaptcha /captcha URL include to my urlconf.
* Made sure that the sphene community /community URLs are included in my urlconf (should I do both? could this be the problem?)
* Made sure that sphene.community is in my INSTALLED_APPS.
* Run syncdb & restarted my FCGI server.
* Made sure I have no overloaded forum templates.

What am I missing? Where are the captchas supposed to appear?