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[grubstreet] Layout, and issues therewith Earle Martin 19:42 on 11 Nov 2002
http://grault.net/cgi-bin/test.pl
- RE: [grubstreet] Layout, and issues therewith Ivor Williams 14:56 on 12 Nov 2002
  cool! I'm glad you refrained from frames though.
  - Re: [grubstreet] Layout, and issues therewith Earle Martin 15:46 on 12 Nov 2002
    Frames? FRAMES?!
- RE: [grubstreet] Layout, and issues therewith Ivor Williams 15:55 on 12 Nov 2002
  I think the solution might be quite simply the following:
  - Re: [grubstreet] Layout, and issues therewith Earle Martin 16:42 on 12 Nov 2002
    Oho. It looks like I was barking up the wrong end of the stick. I had to
- RE: [grubstreet] Layout, and issues therewith Ivor Williams 14:04 on 13 Nov 2002
  What's with the two search boxes?
- Ivor Williams 14:16 on 13 Nov 2002
  hacking,
  - Re: [grubstreet] Layout, and issues therewith Earle Martin 22:36 on 16 Nov 2002
    test.pl uses the active content - the search box exists on HomePage, ergo it
- Kate L Pugh 13:57 on 26 Nov 2002
  Finally got around to giving this a fair trial today. I think I can
  - Earle Martin 16:10 on 26 Nov 2002
    Hooray :)

[grubstreet] Grubstreet Grub Search Kate L Pugh 22:29 on 13 Nov 2002
What it does is parse Category Category to find the names of
- Re: [grubstreet] Grubstreet Grub Search Kate L Pugh 14:59 on 21 Nov 2002
  Now cleaned up, entirely data-driven, and living in a more permanent home at

[grubstreet] Anatomy of UseMod part 2: rawusemod.pl Ivor Williams 12:32 on 14 Nov 2002
Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"

[grubstreet] Formatting wiki pages for printing Ivor Williams 10:11 on 22 Nov 2002
I thought that it would be good if we could display a page without the header
- Re: [grubstreet] Formatting wiki pages for printing Earle Martin 23:29 on 24 Nov 2002
  It would also be possible to do this entirely by CSS. See
  - Kate L Pugh 11:28 on 26 Nov 2002
    I don't think I would use a printed version of grubstreet. A slimmed-down

[grubstreet] Sourceforge project for our Wiki development Ivor Williams 10:19 on 22 Nov 2002
However, I'm stuck for a title. Any ideas?

[grubstreet] New Index Earle Martin 23:36 on 24 Nov 2002
Google's search results for "Grubstreet" have changed. The redirector page
- Re: [grubstreet] New Index Bob Walker 17:23 on 25 Nov 2002
  I certainly think it looks better. Also having the recent changes feed
  - Earle Martin 20:27 on 25 Nov 2002
    Yeah, the RecentChanges feed is dead good. I like it a lot. Another benefit
    - Kate L Pugh 11:30 on 26 Nov 2002
      Agreed. Recent changes is always the first place I look anyway. Good
      - Earle Martin 18:41 on 26 Nov 2002
        Remind me again how it works? I haven't looked at the code - IIRC you said
        
        Kate L Pugh 19:57 on 26 Nov 2002
        Yup; it's a screenscraper. New version of the script is up now at
- RE: [grubstreet] New Index Ivor Williams 09:42 on 27 Nov 2002
  Found a bug. Try searching for all Chinese restaurants. You get the first entry
  - [grubstreet] Grubsearch [Was: Re: New Index] Kate L Pugh 15:03 on 27 Nov 2002
    Fixed in 0.03 -- thanks. I also made the script ignore subpages of

[grubstreet] New user + admin requests Ivor Williams 11:00 on 29 Nov 2002
It's nice to see some material from someone new - from Billy of Ealing. I can't
- Re: [grubstreet] New user + admin requests Bob Walker 11:26 on 29 Nov 2002
  billy is one of my friends. he comes to socials soemtimes. hes the poor
- Earle Martin 21:09 on 29 Nov 2002
  Done. I wonder what was going through their head when they posted that.
  - Ivor Williams 14:26 on 01 Dec 2002
    From: "Earle Martin" <grubstreet@xxxxxxxx.xxx>

[grubstreet] Double redirect Ivor Williams 11:38 on 03 Dec 2002
Usemod is ignoring the second redirect, and converting the # into a 1. My first
- Re: [grubstreet] Double redirect Earle Martin 16:12 on 04 Dec 2002
  Indeed.

[grubstreet] backups Bob Walker 15:45 on 04 Dec 2002
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- Re: [grubstreet] backups Earle Martin 19:56 on 06 Dec 2002
  I asked Tantrix, our host, and he said:

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- [grubstreet] Pub search Kate L Pugh 09:32 on 05 Dec 2002
  http://the.earth.li/~kake/cgi-bin/pubsearch.cgi
  - RE: [grubstreet] Pub search Ivor Williams 10:30 on 09 Dec 2002
    Just a thought, can we add checkboxes for "Quiet pub" and "Function room". May
    - Re: [grubstreet] Pub search Kate L Pugh 22:33 on 09 Dec 2002
      Quickest way to do this is to set up some categories for the criteria
      - Bob Walker 00:53 on 10 Dec 2002
        Also it might be worth adding the ability to search based on tube stations
        
        Kate L Pugh 00:08 on 11 Dec 2002
        It's an excellent idea, and one that I'd been meaning to get around to.
        
        Earle Martin 00:23 on 11 Dec 2002
        Not really a bug report, but an appearance comment - could you include the
  - Kate L Pugh 00:30 on 11 Dec 2002
    Done. It doesn't seem to make any difference other than a bit of
    - Earle Martin 00:43 on 11 Dec 2002
      That was the effect I was looking for (no page margins considered harmful).
      - Kate L Pugh 01:04 on 11 Dec 2002
        Nope; the green strip seems to come from a <style> element on the page
        
        Earle Martin 09:11 on 12 Dec 2002
        Actually, I noticed that shortly after I sent the original message, and

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- [grubstreet] Search script Ivor Williams 16:14 on 06 Dec 2002
  Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"
  - Re: [grubstreet] Search script Earle Martin 17:25 on 06 Dec 2002
    Erk! Nothing's happening:
- RE: [grubstreet] Search script Ivor Williams 10:17 on 09 Dec 2002
  Which part of _nothing_ is exactly happening?
  - Re: [grubstreet] Search script Earle Martin 00:31 on 11 Dec 2002
    Probably the part of my brain that makes sense. I just tried it again and it
    - Earle Martin 00:37 on 11 Dec 2002
      Sorry; I'm going about things in the wrong order here. I see what you mean;
    - Ivor Williams 00:55 on 11 Dec 2002
      From: "Earle Martin" <grubstreet@xxxxxxxx.xxx>
      - Earle Martin 01:01 on 11 Dec 2002
        It's /home/earle/grault.net/cgi-bin/grubstreet_db/ . I don't think my
- [grubstreet] Search script Ivor Williams 17:03 on 28 Jan 2003
  I also created a page [[Search Script/Dev]] for bug tracking and enhancements.

[grubstreet] New Home Page and Layout Earle Martin 18:19 on 06 Dec 2002
http://grault.net/grubstreet/index.pl
- Re: [grubstreet] New Home Page and Layout Earle Martin 19:54 on 06 Dec 2002
  In IE6/Win. I just downloaded Mozilla, and it displays it properly as

[grubstreet] Re: Welcome to the "grubstreet" mailing list Alex McLintock 19:27 on 07 Dec 2002
Just joined the Grubstreet mailing list and I hope to contribute a lot.
- Re: [grubstreet] Re: Welcome to the "grubstreet" mailing list Kate L Pugh 22:35 on 09 Dec 2002
  We tried changing the URL scheme once and Google went into a sulk and
  - Earle Martin 00:59 on 11 Dec 2002
    Which was bloody annoying! I'm hoping that we might be able to try again one

[grubstreet] problem with search in navigation toolbar Jody Belka 03:09 on 08 Dec 2002
disovered this problem along with kake, and posting it here as requested.
- RE: [grubstreet] problem with search in navigation toolbar Ivor Williams 10:12 on 09 Dec 2002
  wrote:
  - Jody Belka 11:08 on 09 Dec 2002
    --

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- [grubstreet] new layout Bob Walker 16:29 on 10 Dec 2002
  this is only a minor quible. also itd odesnt work at all in opera but hey
  - Re: [grubstreet] new layout Alex McLintock 16:52 on 10 Dec 2002
    eg
    - Bob Walker 16:59 on 10 Dec 2002
      thats cause it saa realy list <li> or * .
      - Kate L Pugh 17:50 on 10 Dec 2002
        Earle made it like that to start with and changed it to flow around
        
        Bob Walker 18:01 on 10 Dec 2002
        the main problem i feel is that you end up with orphanend text. I actaully
        
        Kate L Pugh 19:42 on 10 Dec 2002
        Ooh. That might work. On the right hand side with the text flow as
        
        Re: [grubstreet] new layout Earle Martin 20:17 on 10 Dec 2002
        I much prefer it with the text flowing around; I have come to agree with
  - Earle Martin 20:21 on 10 Dec 2002
    It's done. One issue with the floating toolbar is that in some browsers
    - Alex McLintock 23:12 on 10 Dec 2002
      Looks good, RHS++
      - Earle Martin 23:28 on 10 Dec 2002
        I've applied the fix; take a look at the raw text and you'll see what I did.
        
        Alex McLintock 12:12 on 11 Dec 2002
        We ask for copyright so that "We" can do what we like with a submitted
        
        Earle Martin 04:30 on 16 Dec 2002
        For copyrighted material, yes, but for material covered by reuse-friendly
        
        [grubstreet] Front page Ivor Williams 23:43 on 05 Jan 2003
        If there is a good reason, perhaps the text should be changed to say "Five most recent changes".

[grubstreet] User ID numbers Alex McLintock 17:02 on 10 Dec 2002
I normally just change my preferences to say "AlexMcLintock" but that ends
- Re: [grubstreet] User ID numbers Kate L Pugh 17:49 on 10 Dec 2002
  I never bother; I probably have at least 15 user ID numbers by now.
- Earle Martin 20:06 on 10 Dec 2002
  No wonder we have so many "users".
  - Kate L Pugh 01:22 on 11 Dec 2002
    Kake

[grubstreet] hmmmmm read only? Bob Walker 02:28 on 11 Dec 2002
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- Re: [grubstreet] hmmmmm read only? Alex McLintock 12:20 on 11 Dec 2002
  At the risk of stating the obvious..... it is read only for me too.
  - Kate L Pugh 15:12 on 11 Dec 2002
    Seems to have fixed itself now, though that might be because I logged
- RE: [grubstreet] hmmmmm read only? Ivor Williams 14:57 on 11 Dec 2002
  wrote:
- Ivor Williams 15:26 on 11 Dec 2002
  Nope.
  - Re: [grubstreet] hmmmmm read only? Kate L Pugh 15:32 on 11 Dec 2002
    I've explicitly unset the editlock and I can now edit as a normal user.
    - Bob Walker 15:34 on 11 Dec 2002
      that wprks now

[grubstreet] Bugfix to search script Ivor Williams 12:06 on 11 Dec 2002
__PATCH FOLLOWS__

[grubstreet] Postcodes and pubs Alex McLintock 12:56 on 11 Dec 2002
I was going to write up a review of The Walnut Tree pub, on Leytonstone
- RE: [grubstreet] Postcodes and pubs Ivor Williams 13:09 on 11 Dec 2002
  wrote:
- Re: [grubstreet] Postcodes and pubs Bob Walker 13:46 on 11 Dec 2002
  use google
  - Bob Walker 13:53 on 11 Dec 2002
    actaully to expand on that. So far i have not failed to find the postcode
- Kate L Pugh 15:14 on 11 Dec 2002
  If you don't know the postcode, add the page anyway. It can get
- Billy Abbott 15:44 on 11 Dec 2002
  i use multimap normally - go to multimap.com, type in the name of the road

[grubstreet] Images Ivor Williams 17:08 on 11 Dec 2002
Ivor.
- Re: [grubstreet] Images Kate L Pugh 17:12 on 11 Dec 2002
  No, it's permanent. Earle changed the config to allow <img> tags so

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