Replace with a NoticeList to have output include avatar and username -- but CSS still hides them in default theme.
Event::addHandler('ShowStreamNoticeList', 'awesome');
function awesome($notice, $action, &$pnl)
{
$pnl = new NoticeList($notice, $action);
return false;
}
This will apply to *ALL* plugins in *ALL* languages, so should probably only be used when doing site customization...
You'd probably do:
$config['site']['locale_path'] = '/srv/awesome/data/locale';
$config['plugins']['locale_path'] = '/srv/awesome/data/locale';
with a structure like:
srv/
awesome/
data/
locale/
en/
LC_MESSAGES/
statusnet.po
OpenID.po
AnonymousFave.po
etc, all alongside each other. You could separate plugins from the core if you like.
Where locale files have not already been generated, you can build one for a plugin like so:
php scripts/update_po_templates.php --plugin=MyPlugin
and pull out the template file:
plugins/MyPlugin/locale/MyPlugin.pot
Edit that (make sure you at least set the CHARSET, probably to UTF-8) and save your customized .po
files into the structure as above, and use msgfmt to generate .mo files for final output.
This will apply to *ALL* plugins in *ALL* languages, so should probably only be used when doing site customization...
You'd probably do:
$config['site']['locale_path'] = '/srv/awesome/data/locale';
$config['plugins']['locale_path'] = '/srv/awesome/data/locale';
with a structure like:
srv/
awesome/
data/
locale/
en/
LC_MESSAGES/
statusnet.po
OpenID.po
AnonymousFave.po
etc, all alongside each other. You could separate plugins from the core if you like.
Where locale files have not already been generated, you can build one for a plugin like so:
php scripts/update_po_templates.php --plugin=MyPlugin
and pull out the template file:
plugins/MyPlugin/locale/MyPlugin.pot
Edit that (make sure you at least set the CHARSET, probably to UTF-8) and save your customized .po
files into the structure as above, and use msgfmt to generate .mo files for final output.
Default settings list Twitter, Facebook, and Identi.ca as targets.
Using icons built-in, and no magic offsite JS or anything so it won't slow down or break if third-party site goes down.
Default styles are a little limited, but can be customized in theme should one be so inclined.
Default settings list Twitter, Facebook, and Identi.ca as targets.
Using icons built-in, and no magic offsite JS or anything so it won't slow down or break if third-party site goes down.
Default styles are a little limited, but can be customized in theme should one be so inclined.
Changed it to leave the 'login' and 'register' actions in the system; we're already taking them over and redirecting them to the OpenID login page, so they won't be reached by accident; but now those redirects can be reached on purpose. ;)
Better long-term fix may be to allow some aliasing, so we can have common_local_url('login') actually send us straight to the OpenID login page instead of having to go through an intermediate redirect, but this'll do.
