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From 06/03/2011 to 04/04/2011
04/04/2011
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18:02 Bug #3204 (Bug resolved): When viewing a document with attachment, no link is displayed
- When viewing a 'Document' content object with a Word (.DOCX) file in it, the attachment is not displayed
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11:44 Bug #2742 (Bug resolved): IIS6 always forces https
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- tested and fixed!
01/04/2011
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14:00 Bug #3189 (Needs testing): Mouse-over row highlight in table data doesn't work on first row
- Fixed!
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09:09 Bug #3189 (Bug resolved): Mouse-over row highlight in table data doesn't work on first row
- In any kind of table data (file list in repository, user list in a course, etc), the rows are highlighted when the mo...
29/03/2011
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11:12
Refactoring #3122: goodbye mdb2, welcome <new way to access database>
- Changed the title, since we do not know yet what tool will replace mdb2
25/03/2011
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18:38 Refactoring #3122: goodbye mdb2, welcome <new way to access database>
- As discussed during the code sprint it's perfectly possible to implement an alternative "storage engine", so I'm real...
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17:39
Refactoring #3122: goodbye mdb2, welcome <new way to access database>
- Doctrine 2 has been chosen by symfony 2.0 and Zend Framework 2.0 as the default db access library (and orm also). I ...
24/03/2011
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13:21
Refactoring #3122: goodbye mdb2, welcome <new way to access database>
- I would advise against using Doctrine's DBAL because it locks in another dependency.
PDO is at least semi-standard... -
13:10 Refactoring #3122: goodbye mdb2, welcome <new way to access database>
- The doctrine project has produced a DBAL on top of PDO that can be used without the ORM.
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- I really like the way symfony2 has evolve about handling Request and Response. It's in fact the paradigm by django a ...
22/03/2011
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- retested and no problem anymore!
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09:13
Refactoring #3122: goodbye mdb2, welcome <new way to access database>
- Great idea. It would be a ton of work though, since there are various places in the code where the Database abstracti...
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00:09 Refactoring #3122: goodbye mdb2, welcome <new way to access database>
- I personally recommended to the 2.0 team (about 3 years ago) to go with PDO instead of a (at the time) non-standard, ...
21/03/2011
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17:51
Refactoring #3122 (Bug resolved): goodbye mdb2, welcome <new way to access database>
- Currently the Database works with direct calls to mdb2 wich is quite obsolete, spawn errors, is absolutely not OO, is...
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- I've just found a "paper":http://www.lemug.fr/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/Wp_MySQL-5.5_InnoDB-MyISAM.en_.pdf about Inn...
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18/03/2011
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- This is no issue on the stable so i'll close this one.
16/03/2011
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17:34
Refactoring #3076: change default Database driver to allow transactional DB
- I agree that InndoDB might not be THE solution and basically there is no silver bullet in that field. My point was ma...
14/03/2011
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16:50 Bug #2925: Shibboleth failing
- Same comment as previous issue for shibb.
We will do the final test when moving to prod.
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- I can't this test ..
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- Well it is not failing again but I don't think you can really test that.
We will do the final test when we move in p... -
- Laurent,
How can I test this?
Stefaan -
- code pushed to repo
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- added file to repo
11/03/2011
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- My main concern about MyISAM are:
* Data integrity with the lack of both transactions and foreign keys;
* Scalabi... -
- Actually, MDB2 doesn't really care whether it's InnoDB or MyISAM. It even has support for transactions. It's MySQL th...
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09:54
Refactoring #3076 (New): change default Database driver to allow transactional DB
- Currently the only option we have when installing is using mysqli driver through MDB2 and this driver generates MyIsa...
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