lol no way, don't feel bad at all :) it was/is a good idea, just the XF implementation is a little weaker than I hoped.
There are more likes than dislikes about the system, but the dislikes are big enough to make me question its usefulness for our purpose.
$60 is not going to make any...
well we want to use it, but I want it to work similar to how or members area works.
1) cutomer buys plugin via paypal
2) paypal API returns payment success messafge to XF
3) customer gets instant access to plugin
unfortunately, it seems that cannot be done, we need to manually send the plugin...
categories I can deal with, duplicate discussion threads however introduce chaos. This resource manager is not nearly as cool as I thought it was, the lack of proper payment integration is a real let down unless I am missing something... but external payment link and download management is...
if you think about it further, you may come to the same conclusion I have :)
Sidebar = 0 plugins, though some will also add an optional widget to the sidebar. But that is not grounds to place them in that category.
Navigation bar = 0 plugins again, but some plugins can certainly be linked...
hmm that will create a ton of categories with only a very few items in each, that is a usability nightmare.
Remember we only have 37 plugins... sub categories are totally overkill, even categories are near useless IMO
I am having troubles coming up with any sensible way to categorize plugins... any feedback?
if you were confused by 37 plugins in 1 category, it safe to say you will still be confused by 37 plugins in 1 resource manager category.
My bad, only $100 :) that is more reasonable.
Lets think about this, if anyone has any feedback on the matter post here. We may decide to give it a try.
$200 for us to get into that :( A rather large investment at this point to be honest.
the other side is selling individual plugins is not really a direction we want to go (it seems to stop dead development of free plugins).... this needs to be carefully considered.
Thanks for the feedback! Sorry to hear you are extremely lost :) plugins are all updated as far as I know, themes here are virtually non existent (that is a bigger problem).
I will take a look at XF resource manager now, to be honest I didn't think we had that much of a selection of plugins...
Hello, please take a few minutes and read what I posted.
the post I linked you to tells you:
1) the templates you need to edit
2) and the tags you need to add
there is nothing more I can tell you, just try it.
Here is the initial release of the bootstrap 3 responsive theme framework. On its own its just default bootstrap, but its an excellent base to build your own custom child theme.
This should be considered a "beta" release as testing has been minimal due to time constraints. If you spot any...
That will probably never make a core feature as the audience is way to small ( so far only you :) ). A feature that targets only 1 country is something you would need to develop yourself or hire a coder to help you.
I had some time to look at the template in parabola, and minlength is already in use with jquery validation.
this is what you are after with the 1 new rule added:
// validate signup form on keyup and submit
$("#signupForm").validate({
rules: {
u: "required"...
hmm I dont see why PHP is needed here at all, if you use jquery validation, simply add minlength="25" to your textarea
<textarea class="required" minlength="25" name="description">
that should work.
nope, all my time has been consumed day to day support and development of new core features. This feature while nice, is still just an extension and as such is the lowest item on the priority list.
follow steps above, canonical tag was not added and we are not actively working on it as duplicate content does not appear to be a problem once a couple basics are put in place.