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Tag Archives: pushlog
v0.7Release – Retrieving the Total Number of Entries
Earlier today I outlined the goals of my current release. One of the problems I was looking to fix was with the function, getMaxEntries(). The job of this function was to create an xmlHttpRequest() in order to retrieve the maximum … Continue reading
Posted in DPS911, Mercurial Project, Open Source
Tagged genshi, hgweb, JavaScript, jQuery, pushlog, Pythong, template system
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v0.4 Release Goals
The 0.4 release deadline is approaching fast (next week) and I thought it would be beneficial to come up with a list of goals that I will be attempting to complete. I will be applying further fixes to bug 445560. … Continue reading
Posted in DPS911, Mercurial Project, Open Source
Tagged hg, JavaScript, loadMoreItems, pushlog
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v0.3 Release – Fixing the Problems with my Patch for bug 459727
I’ve been busy trying to fix problems that had arised regarding the patch I submitted for bug 459727. All that is being done right now is fixing various small problems but the overall functionality remains the same. So the following … Continue reading
Posted in Mercurial Project, Open Source
Tagged css, hg, hgweb, JavaScript, Mercurial, OnScroll, Project, pushlog, Python
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My patch for Bug 448707 Approved!
Some good news to report today. My patch for bug 448707 has been approved by jorendorff. He did find some problems but they were minor enough that they could be ignored for now. Getting an r+ on the first go … Continue reading
v0.2 Release Getting Merge Changesets to Display Properly for bug 459727
I’ve been working hard to make merge changesets display properly OnScrollDown for bug 459727. They weren’t appearing at all before since I didn’t implement any code for them. I started to work on doing so but I ran into a … Continue reading
Posted in Mercurial Project, Open Source
Tagged changesets, hg, hgweb, Mercurial, Merge Changesets, pushlog
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v0.2 Release – Concerning the Chronological Order for bug 459727
Currently the pushlog loads entries in reverse chronological order (the latest entries are shown on top instead of on the bottom). I want to maintain this functionality for the new entries that are loaded OnScroll. For my current implementation this … Continue reading
Posted in Mercurial Project, Open Source
Tagged hg, hgweb, Mercurial, mozilla-central, OnScroll, pushlog
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v0.2 Release – Adding a loader GIF to Pushloghtml’s OnScroll feature
These days it seems like every AJAX application has some sort of loader GIF to let the user know that new data is being loaded. It has almost become a standard and lets one know that they are using an … Continue reading
Posted in Mercurial Project, Open Source
Tagged GIF, loader gif, OnScroll, pushlog, pushloghtml
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Looking Forward to v0.2 Release
The date for my v0.2 Release is approaching rapidly and it’s time that I decide on what exactly I will be working on. After a good bit of thought I have decided that my best option is to work on … Continue reading
Posted in Mercurial Project, Open Source
Tagged changesets, hg, hgweb, jorendorff, Mercurial, pushlog, pushloghtml, v0.2
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Getting pushloghtml Up and Running Part Two
Carrying on from where I left off , my problems with python modules continue. After some conversations with djc, bsmedberg, ted and jorendorff it seems that Mercurial is using an entirely different python interpreter and that is why even though … Continue reading