1. OpenID integration. If you've signed up prior to this push you'll
need to migrate your account, which can be done on the log in / sign
up page. It's a big change, so please report any bugs you find and
I'll fix them asap. Feedback also welcome.
2. Added copyright and licensing information based on Stu Halloway's
suggestions.
Also, examples and comments added are now licensed under the Creative
Commons CC 0 (http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/).
Sounds good to me, but if you have any concerns please post them on
the discussion group, or send me an email.
Minor:
1. Added trammel lib.
2. Switched Clojure source links from the rhickey repo to the clojure
repo.
3. Fixed old-style urls showing up on search pages.
4. Fixed display of incorrect usage strings when arglists contain
destructuring.
5. Fixed broken links on lib pages.
6. Moved examples section above source section on var pages.
7. Switched to fixed-width font for docstrings.
8. Fixed comments being added under the incorrect user.
I'm going to keep rolling through the mailing list and UserVoice
items, but feel free to voice your comments and concerns here, on the
discussion group.
The hand off to login goes ok, but then I get thrown back to
clojuredocs with the message:
We couldn't find your account based on your OpenID provider url you
entered (http://openid.claimid.com/myiduser).
If you'd like to create a new account please fill in the information
below.
I've been using this provider for at least 3 years, so I'm assuming
it's a problem on your end?
Love the site, awesome tool
Thanks,
- Brian
On Jul 14, 3:43 am, zkim <zachary....@gmail.com> wrote:
> 1. OpenID integration. If you've signed up prior to this push you'll
> need to migrate your account, which can be done on the log in / sign
> up page. It's a big change, so please report any bugs you find and
> I'll fix them asap. Feedback also welcome.
> 2. Added copyright and licensing information based on Stu Halloway's
> suggestions.
> Also, examples and comments added are now licensed under the Creative
> Commons CC 0 (http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/).
> Sounds good to me, but if you have any concerns please post them on
> the discussion group, or send me an email.
> Minor:
> 1. Added trammel lib.
> 2. Switched Clojure source links from the rhickey repo to the clojure
> repo.
> 3. Fixed old-style urls showing up on search pages.
> 4. Fixed display of incorrect usage strings when arglists contain
> destructuring.
> 5. Fixed broken links on lib pages.
> 6. Moved examples section above source section on var pages.
> 7. Switched to fixed-width font for docstrings.
> 8. Fixed comments being added under the incorrect user.
> I'm going to keep rolling through the mailing list and UserVoice
> items, but feel free to voice your comments and concerns here, on the
> discussion group.
That's actually the correct operation, I'm assuming that it's your
first time logging into clojuredocs, so the site asks for a nickname
and email address you'll use when adding / updating content.
Now that I'm reading the copy again, it is confusing.
It really should read:
"We couldn't find a ClojureDocs account by that OpenID provider (<oid
url>). If this is your first time logging into the site, please enter
a nickname and email to use when adding / updating content on
ClojureDocs below:"
Let me know if this clears up the confusion, and I'll update the copy.
-Zack
On Jul 17, 3:35 pm, Brian Gianforcaro <b.gia...@gmail.com> wrote:
> The hand off to login goes ok, but then I get thrown back to
> clojuredocs with the message:
> We couldn't find your account based on your OpenID provider url you
> entered (http://openid.claimid.com/myiduser).
> If you'd like to create a new account please fill in the information
> below.
> I've been using this provider for at least 3 years, so I'm assuming
> it's a problem on your end?
> Love the site, awesome tool
> Thanks,
> - Brian
> On Jul 14, 3:43 am, zkim <zachary....@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Hey All-
> > Enhancements to date
> > ==================
> > Major:
> > 1. OpenID integration. If you've signed up prior to this push you'll
> > need to migrate your account, which can be done on the log in / sign
> > up page. It's a big change, so please report any bugs you find and
> > I'll fix them asap. Feedback also welcome.
> > 2. Added copyright and licensing information based on Stu Halloway's
> > suggestions.
> > Also, examples and comments added are now licensed under the Creative
> > Commons CC 0 (http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/).
> > Sounds good to me, but if you have any concerns please post them on
> > the discussion group, or send me an email.
> > Minor:
> > 1. Added trammel lib.
> > 2. Switched Clojure source links from the rhickey repo to the clojure
> > repo.
> > 3. Fixed old-style urls showing up on search pages.
> > 4. Fixed display of incorrect usage strings when arglists contain
> > destructuring.
> > 5. Fixed broken links on lib pages.
> > 6. Moved examples section above source section on var pages.
> > 7. Switched to fixed-width font for docstrings.
> > 8. Fixed comments being added under the incorrect user.
> > I'm going to keep rolling through the mailing list and UserVoice
> > items, but feel free to voice your comments and concerns here, on the
> > discussion group.
> That's actually the correct operation, I'm assuming that it's your
> first time logging into clojuredocs, so the site asks for a nickname
> and email address you'll use when adding / updating content.
> Now that I'm reading the copy again, it is confusing.
> It really should read:
> "We couldn't find a ClojureDocs account by that OpenID provider (<oid
> url>). If this is your first time logging into the site, please enter
> a nickname and email to use when adding / updating content on
> ClojureDocs below:"
> Let me know if this clears up the confusion, and I'll update the copy.
> -Zack
> On Jul 17, 3:35 pm, Brian Gianforcaro <b.gia...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Just FYI, your openid implementation fails when using my OpenID
> > provider.
> > The hand off to login goes ok, but then I get thrown back to
> > clojuredocs with the message:
> > We couldn't find your account based on your OpenID provider url you
> > entered (http://openid.claimid.com/myiduser).
> > If you'd like to create a new account please fill in the information
> > below.
> > I've been using this provider for at least 3 years, so I'm assuming
> > it's a problem on your end?
> > Love the site, awesome tool
> > Thanks,
> > - Brian
> > On Jul 14, 3:43 am, zkim <zachary....@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > Hey All-
> > > Enhancements to date
> > > ==================
> > > Major:
> > > 1. OpenID integration. If you've signed up prior to this push you'll
> > > need to migrate your account, which can be done on the log in / sign
> > > up page. It's a big change, so please report any bugs you find and
> > > I'll fix them asap. Feedback also welcome.
> > > 2. Added copyright and licensing information based on Stu Halloway's
> > > suggestions.
> > > Also, examples and comments added are now licensed under the Creative
> > > Commons CC 0 (http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/).
> > > Sounds good to me, but if you have any concerns please post them on
> > > the discussion group, or send me an email.
> > > Minor:
> > > 1. Added trammel lib.
> > > 2. Switched Clojure source links from the rhickey repo to the clojure
> > > repo.
> > > 3. Fixed old-style urls showing up on search pages.
> > > 4. Fixed display of incorrect usage strings when arglists contain
> > > destructuring.
> > > 5. Fixed broken links on lib pages.
> > > 6. Moved examples section above source section on var pages.
> > > 7. Switched to fixed-width font for docstrings.
> > > 8. Fixed comments being added under the incorrect user.
> > > I'm going to keep rolling through the mailing list and UserVoice
> > > items, but feel free to voice your comments and concerns here, on the
> > > discussion group.
On Sat, Jul 17, 2010 at 9:18 PM, Brian Gianforcaro <b.gia...@gmail.com> wrote: > Zack,
> That worked great, sorry for the confusion.
> On Jul 17, 5:46 pm, zkim <zachary....@gmail.com> wrote: >> Hi Brian,
>> That's actually the correct operation, I'm assuming that it's your >> first time logging into clojuredocs, so the site asks for a nickname >> and email address you'll use when adding / updating content.
>> Now that I'm reading the copy again, it is confusing.
>> It really should read:
>> "We couldn't find a ClojureDocs account by that OpenID provider (<oid >> url>). If this is your first time logging into the site, please enter >> a nickname and email to use when adding / updating content on >> ClojureDocs below:"
>> Let me know if this clears up the confusion, and I'll update the copy.
>> -Zack
>> On Jul 17, 3:35 pm, Brian Gianforcaro <b.gia...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> > Just FYI, your openid implementation fails when using my OpenID >> > provider.
>> > The hand off to login goes ok, but then I get thrown back to >> > clojuredocs with the message:
>> > We couldn't find your account based on your OpenID provider url you >> > entered (http://openid.claimid.com/myiduser). >> > If you'd like to create a new account please fill in the information >> > below.
>> > I've been using this provider for at least 3 years, so I'm assuming >> > it's a problem on your end?
>> > Love the site, awesome tool
>> > Thanks, >> > - Brian
>> > On Jul 14, 3:43 am, zkim <zachary....@gmail.com> wrote:
>> > > Hey All-
>> > > Enhancements to date >> > > ==================
>> > > Major:
>> > > 1. OpenID integration. If you've signed up prior to this push you'll >> > > need to migrate your account, which can be done on the log in / sign >> > > up page. It's a big change, so please report any bugs you find and >> > > I'll fix them asap. Feedback also welcome.
>> > > 2. Added copyright and licensing information based on Stu Halloway's >> > > suggestions.
>> > > Also, examples and comments added are now licensed under the Creative >> > > Commons CC 0 (http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/). >> > > Sounds good to me, but if you have any concerns please post them on >> > > the discussion group, or send me an email.
>> > > Minor:
>> > > 1. Added trammel lib. >> > > 2. Switched Clojure source links from the rhickey repo to the clojure >> > > repo. >> > > 3. Fixed old-style urls showing up on search pages. >> > > 4. Fixed display of incorrect usage strings when arglists contain >> > > destructuring. >> > > 5. Fixed broken links on lib pages. >> > > 6. Moved examples section above source section on var pages. >> > > 7. Switched to fixed-width font for docstrings. >> > > 8. Fixed comments being added under the incorrect user.
>> > > I'm going to keep rolling through the mailing list and UserVoice >> > > items, but feel free to voice your comments and concerns here, on the >> > > discussion group.
