New code published to PublicLab.org

[Jeffrey Warren]

Hi, all - I just published all the new code since the end of June to the site -- check it out! 

Highlights: comments counts on stats page (thanks @chongr): https://publiclab.org/stats

Initial location tagging by Lalith (below) and a Dashboard internationalization (below) by Jitesh.

Give your new code a try! Thanks to everyone and keep up the great work.

[Jeffrey Warren]

A few followup notes: 

* The site is experiencing high load right now, just a reminder to think about optimization if you're querying a lot of data or doing recursive logic.

* Switching to German worked, but on switching back, it took a page refresh to get English to show. I think a ?_234151 suffix to the URL should help clear cache; see the wiki controller for an example of how to generate a random number at the end. 

Please help report and coordinate bugs and fixes on the plots-dev list -- esp. as people encounter issues and email in with questions! 

If there are urgent fixes, we can do another publish today or tomorrow.

Thanks!

Jeff

[Jeffrey Warren]

Ah, one more -- on the new profile tag form, the "privacy" checkbox is reversed -- it goes to a hexagon when /unchecked/, not when checked. 

If you want, please feel free to file a Github issue for any reported bugs, or to encourage people contacting this list with bugs to open an issue, so it can be documented and followed up on in a more structured way. 

Thanks!

Jeff

[Jitesh Jha]

Hello!
I think the problem must lie at the 'redirect_to request.referer || root_url' in SettingsController. 'redirect_to :back' can be one of the alternative way to get back the previous URL after changing the locale passed as a parameter. One more thing, I am unable to replicate the issue on my cloud9 localhost, it works perfectly fine on my localhost. How do I check if the alternative redirect can solve this issue?

Thanks!

[Jitesh Jha]

Hello!
         I also think 'Rails.cache.clear' before redirection to a previous URL in SettingsController could help solve the issue, but I cannot find a way to test it. :/

Thanks!

On Wednesday, July 20, 2016 at 8:35:30 PM UTC+5:30, Jeffrey Warren wrote:

[Jeffrey Warren]

Rails.cache.clear would clear the server side cache (for all sessions/users!), but this is a browser-side cache. I think you can append a timestamp to the URL to trigger a new load on the browser. See this line:

https://github.com/publiclab/plots2/blob/master/app/controllers/notes_controller.rb#L225

Sorry, I had linked to wiki controller, but it's in notes controller.

Hope that helps!

Jeff

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