Comments on: Why I Love Ning. http://getluky.net/2006/07/11/why-i-love-ning/ Thu, 10 May 2012 02:52:25 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: getluky http://getluky.net/2006/07/11/why-i-love-ning/comment-page-1/#comment-8266 getluky Wed, 12 Jul 2006 16:00:15 +0000 http://getluky.net/2006/07/11/why-i-love-ning/#comment-8266 <p>Wishlist is one of those applications that does a lot of pluralization and string-appending to make its labels, and I found that to be tricky. In the case of grindsmygears, I would have liked to have every label defined with a comment alongside that refers to its location. Another confusing bit was the background-image for the header isn't directly linked to the app logo. I'm sure it's a matter of just RTFM to find out how to address / include the app logo in xn:tag syntax.</p> <p>I ought to try some more apps to see what the more modern config processes are doing! All I know is that I really didn't have to do much digging to replace phrases with static quotes, and that it still was remarkably quick to "Get My Own". :)</p> Wishlist is one of those applications that does a lot of pluralization and string-appending to make its labels, and I found that to be tricky. In the case of grindsmygears, I would have liked to have every label defined with a comment alongside that refers to its location. Another confusing bit was the background-image for the header isn’t directly linked to the app logo. I’m sure it’s a matter of just RTFM to find out how to address / include the app logo in xn:tag syntax.

I ought to try some more apps to see what the more modern config processes are doing! All I know is that I really didn’t have to do much digging to replace phrases with static quotes, and that it still was remarkably quick to “Get My Own”. :)

]]> By: Yoz http://getluky.net/2006/07/11/why-i-love-ning/comment-page-1/#comment-8257 Yoz Wed, 12 Jul 2006 11:30:59 +0000 http://getluky.net/2006/07/11/why-i-love-ning/#comment-8257 <p>Oh, that's a keeper.</p> <p>Yeah, Wishlist still requires you to go into the config files to tweak it. We should give it a proper settings screen like most other apps now have, except it'd be fairly complex in Wishlist's case as it's all about phrasing, and much of the config is sprintf() strings. Ugh. There's got to be a happy medium there somewhere, though...</p> Oh, that’s a keeper.

Yeah, Wishlist still requires you to go into the config files to tweak it. We should give it a proper settings screen like most other apps now have, except it’d be fairly complex in Wishlist’s case as it’s all about phrasing, and much of the config is sprintf() strings. Ugh. There’s got to be a happy medium there somewhere, though…

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