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2010-03-07
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Originally Posted by joshua.maverick
that's why i wrote "maybe it shows up - maybe not".
Sorry, what is that supposed to show me? All I see is a black screen.
so i guess you have to beg someone.
nokia or rtcom-staff. ^^
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2010-03-07
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Originally Posted by b666m
What did you think it was going to show? Sorry, I'm not being snobby, I just didn't understand why you wanted me to try that lol.
that's why i wrote "maybe it shows up - maybe not".
so i guess you have to beg someone.
nokia or rtcom-staff. ^^
Disabling the shadows + transparency, makes it better, still laggy but much better than before. how can I edit the css on my device? Right now I'm using dreamweaver and going back and forth is a pain.
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2010-03-07
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Originally Posted by joshua.maverick
i thought it may work - and i was wrong - sorry.
What did you think it was going to show? Sorry, I'm not being snobby, I just didn't understand why you wanted me to try that lol.
Disabling the shadows + transparency, makes it better, still laggy but much better than before. how can I edit the css on my device? Right now I'm using dreamweaver and going back and forth is a pain.
you can use vi (command line - not very userfriendly but very fast and efficient if you are into it) or leafpad (graphical editor).
both don't have syntax highlighting.
if you want some color in your code you might try out vim.
don't know if there are any gui editors with syntax highlighting.
(maybe just search for "editor" and look at the descriptions in the app-manager)
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2010-03-07
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Originally Posted by b666m
Will try those out thanks!
i thought it may work - and i was wrong - sorry.
mhm...
you can use vi (command line - not very userfriendly but very fast and efficient if you are into it) or leafpad (graphical editor).
both don't have syntax highlighting.
if you want some color in your code you might try out vim.
don't know if there are any gui editors with syntax highlighting.
(maybe just search for "editor" and look at the descriptions in the app-manager)
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2010-03-07
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Would anyone here have any idea how to (or whether it's possible to) modify the format of the timestamps? Specifically, I want to show hours:minutes:seconds as opposed to just hours:minutes.
This would probably involve poking at the javascript files, and my javascript-fu is not strong enough to do so effectively, so if anyone has any ideas I'd welcome 'em.
This would probably involve poking at the javascript files, and my javascript-fu is not strong enough to do so effectively, so if anyone has any ideas I'd welcome 'em.
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2010-03-07
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mhm... first question should be if the timestamps are actually stored with seconds in the database... (:
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2010-03-08
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#368
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Originally Posted by slender
Here's my attempt at this. Scrolling speed is much improved over the default layout.
Hey,
Has someone made "dull" layout for conversations. Something like this:
Contact: message here date|clock
Me: message here date|clock
Contact with link to contact card.
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2010-03-09
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Is it possible to get rid of the sender nic in SMS conversations?
Sender information is already at the top of the screen, there's no need to repeat it on every (other) line.
Sender information is already at the top of the screen, there's no need to repeat it on every (other) line.
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2010-03-09
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sval; read the thread from the start.. and then you'll know.. It's as easy as changing an html template..
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