Remove "Question:" from question editor input title (creates double "Question:" in displayed title in question page) #708
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Hey @jywarren! Among other's I'd like to claim this issue as my first one, thus maintaining the sanctity of the |
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:-) that would be great, thanks! On Tue, Sep 27, 2016 at 1:43 PM, Ujjwal Sharma notifications@github.com
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Hey, I am a first timer too. Can only person claim an issue or many people can claim the same issue at once? Thanks, |
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Hi! We'd prefer each first timer take a distinct issue -- there ought to be On Tue, Sep 27, 2016 at 3:07 PM, Neelesh Nidadhavolu <
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@jywarren I'm having some issues installing the dependencies on cloud9 using I'll try setting up the project in my local machine. As this issue just involves removing the block If you're curious, here's the errors it has been throwing: This was fixed (to some extent) by re-running EDIT: Specifically, here's the line which is throwing the error (IMO): Here's the error: This happens in the db initialization phase, after the gems have been installed successfully. |
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Apparently, I cannot connect to the Drupal users database. The problem is in |
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Ah ok this is a solr related issue since. We haven't still added the steps in the readme for the cloud9 installation. Please follow the installation steps. Follow the steps 8,9,10 before start the server and that should start the server successfully. |
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yes -- apologies -- we're working on the Solr install steps for Cloud9 (thanks to Ananyo!) and will have better instructions there soon. @neeleshn -- if you'd like to pick up another, there should be a number of issues available at
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Also -- if you've made the changes you think should work, and you want to try running the tests to see if everything still runs fine, you can submit your changes in a pull request with "IN PROGRESS" in the title -- and our TravisCI service will run all the tests and show you the output. I know this is not /quite/ as good, but if it's a simple change, it's fine with us! You can learn more about opening a PR based on your feature branch here: https://publiclab.org/wiki/contributing-to-public-lab-software Thanks! |
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@jywarren @ananyo2012 EDIT: |
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Hmm, well you can say On Wed, Sep 28, 2016 at 11:03 AM, Ujjwal Sharma notifications@github.com
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@ryzokuken Yes the command for starting server in cloud9 is |
Fixed issue publiclab#708 publiclab#708
Fixed issue publiclab#708 publiclab#708
Fixed issue publiclab#708 publiclab#708
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Hi @ryzokuken! Thank you again for your valuable contribution to Public Lab. I would like to invite you to join us in a video conference to say a few words about what you contributed and how your experience was. The event is https://publiclab.org/openhour, and it’s coming right up on November 7th, at 1pm EDT which is UTC/GMT -4. Please feel free to respond here, or else email liz@publiclab.org, stevie@publiclab.org, jeff@publiclab.org. |
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Hey @ebarry! Firstly, thanks for the invitation. However, I'd like to mention that I'm just a kid wanting to contribute to the project. Also, 1:00 PM EDT is 11:30 PM in my timezone and I'd most probably be having school the next day, so I don't really know if I'd be able to attend this. |
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Hi @ryzokuken, there are no age limits on being awesome! |
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Thanks @ebarry, I'll try my best. |
Hi, this is a
first-timers-only issue. This means we've worked to make it more legible to folks who either haven't contributed to our codebase before, or even folks who haven't contributed to open source before. If you have contributed before, consider leaving this one for someone new, and looking through our general help wanted issues. Thanks!The Problem
See this question: https://publiclab.org/questions/Anmar/08-19-2016/question-calibration-issues. You see the Question: word shows two times. The first one is present due to as it is explicitly shown in the question page and the next one is in the very title because the user used it in the title. The question editor automatically adds the
Question:part in the title box and most users just leave it like that and write down the title. So it is better that we drop off that from the editor template and discourage the use of the word in the title as all question pages contain the word at the beginning of the title and specially formatted.Solution
The line that auto adds the
Question:word in the input title is this: https://github.com/publiclab/plots2/blob/master/app/views/editor/post.html.erb#L89. Just remove that word from there.Steps to Fix
Please email the developers list (see https://publiclab.org/developers) if you have questions!
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