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SQL Speedup patch / Plugin API performance
Ryan am um :
Hi Garvin,
I apologize for my lack of knowledge. How do I use this patch?
Garvin am um :
There's a utility called "patch" with which you can apply the file. Copy+Paste the patch and save it as "api.diff". Go to your s9y directory and there use the "patch < api.diff" command.
You need to use a SSH or console application for this, it will not work if you only have FTP access; either way, the patch is more suited for people that know about patch/diff; for all other users an official release containing this patch will be made.
Regards, Garvin
Keilaron am um :
Does the Calendar support recurring events? If so, then I don't care for CSV uploading ;) You may want to take a look at Sunbird if you want an example of a "simple" Calendar program: http://www.mozilla.org/projects/calendar/sunbird.html
Garvin am um :
No, the plugin doesn't yet support recurring events. Thanks for the reference to Sunbird, but I just can't get used to using any other calendar than my mobile phone :-D
Keilaron am um :
Well, you made it sound like you wanted a suggestion for a calendar program, so there you go =) They use the iCal format, a plaintext format that shouldn't be too hard to implement. Recurring events would be nice, though, especially if you implement the iCal format; for example: http://www.mozilla.org/projects/calendar/holidays.html
Either way, thanks =)
dk am um :
An "upcoming events" plugin is something I waited for a long time, but I'm a little unhappy with the way it works.
Instad of using and maintaining a separate list of events I hoped that the plugin would add a "show this entry on the upcoming event list"-feature to the "new entry" page.
I guess there's a WP plugin that does something similar.