Hi All

I just added QWK-E support, it appears to work....

You will need to run the user_update_sql thing...

Also adds another string :)

I've added a new UPDATING file with the time and date of when I've made
a change that requires you to add strings / run update utils.

Andrew


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On 12-09-18 22:20, apam wrote to All <=-

Hi All

I just added QWK-E support, it appears to work....

You will need to run the user_update_sql thing...

Also adds another string :)

I've added a new UPDATING file with the time and date of when I've made
a change that requires you to add strings / run update utils.

Ooooh, more testing to do! :D

Upgraded, now to test. Will turn off the Freeway and pick up the Bush Track in a little while. :D


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On 12-10-18 09:20, apam wrote to All <=-

Hi All

I just added QWK-E support, it appears to work....

So far, looks like it's working. :)

You will need to run the user_update_sql thing...

Also adds another string :)

I've added a new UPDATING file with the time and date of when I've made
a change that requires you to add strings / run update utils.

Good idea.

One little nitpick. Any chance of being able to tweak QWK packet settings in the offline menu? I found it in the user setup, kind of logical but clumsy when one is just grabbing some mail and wants to enable QWKE. :)

Anyway, let's see if this message uploads correctly. :)


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On 10-Dec-2018 21:28, Vk3jed wrote to apam <=-

Ooooh, more testing to do! :D

Upgraded, now to test. Will turn off the Freeway and pick up the Bush Track in a little while. :D

My QWKE test earlier seemed to be successful. :)


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I just added QWK-E support, it appears to work....

okay.

You will need to run the user_update_sql thing...

Meh

Also adds another string :)

Also Meh

I've added a new UPDATING file with the time and date of when I've made a change that requires you to add strings / run update utils.

So i did it, but where is teh UPDATING file? Anyway... Updated to QWKE version as of 12/09/18 19:26pm EST5EDT.

Shawn


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So i did it, but where is teh UPDATING file? Anyway... Updated to
QWKE version as of 12/09/18 19:26pm EST5EDT.

It's in the MagickaBBS folder? Same folder as the STRINGS.CHANGES

Andrew

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One little nitpick. Any chance of being able to tweak QWK packet
settings in the offline menu? I found it in the user setup, kind of logical but clumsy when one is just grabbing some mail and wants to
enable QWKE. :)

I have not looked, but I would guess that you can add the user setup option
to the offline menu by copying the code for that option from the main.mnu file to the appropriate menu file.


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One little nitpick. Any chance of being able to tweak QWK packet settings in the offline menu? I found it in the user setup, kind logical but clumsy when one is just grabbing some mail and wants enable QWKE. :)

I have not looked, but I would guess that you can add the user setup
option to the offline menu by copying the code for that option from
the main.mnu file to the appropriate menu file.

You can, but I think Tony wants to separate mail configuration from user configuration. On one hand I can't really see someone wanting to toggle
QWK-E on and off (I mean once you have set your preferred method, you
kind of just leave it don't you?). On the other hand as time goes by,
more and more settings are added to the settings menu, it might be useful
to split them up into categories.

Andrew

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On 12-09-18 19:44, Blue White wrote to vk3jed <=-

One little nitpick. Any chance of being able to tweak QWK packet
settings in the offline menu? I found it in the user setup, kind of logical but clumsy when one is just grabbing some mail and wants to
enable QWKE. :)

I have not looked, but I would guess that you can add the user setup option to the offline menu by copying the code for that option from the main.mnu file to the appropriate menu file.

I'll have to have a closer look. This isn't a big issue, but I can seeing having the QWK settings closer to offline mail would make more sense to some.


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On 12-10-18 14:44, apam wrote to Blue White <=-

You can, but I think Tony wants to separate mail configuration from
user configuration. On one hand I can't really see someone wanting to toggle QWK-E on and off (I mean once you have set your preferred
method, you kind of just leave it don't you?). On the other hand as
time goes by, more and more settings are added to the settings menu, it might be useful to split them up into categories.

Well, my thought process was:

Check the offline menu - nope, no option to enable QWKE there. OK, maybe i need to update my menus. Check dist/ for new files - nope, last changes were yesterday... Hmm, where is it? On a hunch, I thought the only other place I can think of is the user settings, and found the option there.

Now, since that was a long winded process, with a hunch, I figured perhaps it could be better structured for users. :)


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It's in the MagickaBBS folder? Same folder as the STRINGS.CHANGES

Not sure how I missed it... I totally saw it today when I git pulled it
was there. Possibly that thing where when you are drunk you can't see
things. ;)

Shawn

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Now, since that was a long winded process, with a hunch, I figured
perhaps it could be better structured for users. :)

For now might I suggest simply adding to the offline mail menu a
settings and send them to the user settings page. That way they can
change it from there? In fact I like that idea so much I'm doing it
myself.

Shawn

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On 12-10-18 18:40, Tiny wrote to Vk3jed <=-

Now, since that was a long winded process, with a hunch, I figured
perhaps it could be better structured for users. :)

For now might I suggest simply adding to the offline mail menu a settings and send them to the user settings page. That way they can change it from there? In fact I like that idea so much I'm doing it myself.

That'd work as a stopgap. :)


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