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Customize settings via webserver and command (settingsUpdate) #50
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This is mostly finished IN UNCOMMITTED CHANGES AAAAAAAAAAAAa: |
This has taken much longer than expected |
No progress in 18 days lmao i shoudl finish this |
Problem List:
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where did you guys get to yesterday? did you fix some of the other major issues? |
I dont think we did anything |
Lol I thought you did but maybe that was all front end stuff. It's getting there though |
Yeah, it was all just faffing on with the 403 page and the buttons |
Oh that's not bad at all then. |
I would much more rather getting the big issues done first, everything else is small tweaks |
For sure, luckly there's not too many big things left to do |
Well its the stuff i have no clue how to do, except 3. |
Work on #3, then I'll take a look at the best and see what i can do. But google is your friend here. Or maybe even ask a question on stack overflow. But I got lots of free time coming up, so I'll do my best to look into it |
But just yolo and figure it out as you go I guess lmao. That's the best way to learn, and we can go back and fix it later |
Wel a 9 year old stackoverflow solution let me down so kinda 😔 |
lmao of Couse it did, smh at least you didn't find marked as duplicate or stupid question as the answer XD |
At this point I would like to leave a message here: |
time to reinstall or something, weird |
priority: do when bored |
it might be a good idea to bump it up to high.... its one of the last things left |
This would make changing config much easier. There would be support for environments where editing local files isnt possible via storing the settings remotely. I am also considering an option to enable a webserver for changing the settings with nice little clicky switches instead of annoying commands!
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