Yay you as well. I feel really proud to have worked with you over the years, seeing you progress from Support newbie to a kingpin developer of DW.
I know there's a bug somewhere for summary views; I'm happy to use that as my spec if I'm not treading on any toes, because it seems like a reasonably sized project for the level of S2 learning I'm hoping to do in this course.
For collapsible, if it's not jumping ahead too much can you explain why it would require trusted mode? I think kunzite had something like it on LJ, where you could "mark" entries as read or unread or "bump" them off the page (eg if they had broken HTML). So my very vague plan is to give the journal owner the ability to mark selected entries in some way, and if I can do this, I have a pretty good idea how I'd go about telling S2 to display them in full or collapsed depending on which flag was set. Is that completely unrealistic, do you think? I don't think it would need to be AJAX-y, though of course that would be way more awesome.
If I can't do it on an entry-by-entry basis, at least the ability to switch between expanded and collapsed view for the whole page would be a really desirable feature.
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Date: 2011-04-12 08:25 am (UTC)I know there's a bug somewhere for summary views; I'm happy to use that as my spec if I'm not treading on any toes, because it seems like a reasonably sized project for the level of S2 learning I'm hoping to do in this course.
For collapsible, if it's not jumping ahead too much can you explain why it would require trusted mode? I think
If I can't do it on an entry-by-entry basis, at least the ability to switch between expanded and collapsed view for the whole page would be a really desirable feature.