anime.mikomi.org: Posts to the forum Bug Reports

Editing categories: Minor HTML bug

2012-09-18T18:28:48Z

Release Year

should be "10" instead of "8".

(When editing the categories of an anime entry.)

Wikipedia links have a large upper and lower padding

2012-07-17T19:33:23Z

Updated Firefox to 14.0.1. right now. And the "↗" effect is gone!

Wikipedia links have a large upper and lower padding

2012-07-11T21:35:28Z

Like any other static resource, it would be a one time download for visitors to the site, and it can happen asynchronously, so it wouldn't slow initial page load.

Wikipedia links have a large upper and lower padding

2012-07-11T20:31:13Z

Nice icons. But wouldn't using this font cause additional traffic (for CAR and/or the visitors)?

Wikipedia links have a large upper and lower padding

2012-07-11T13:55:29Z

Ok, now I feel better. =) Still, I was considering using something like http://fortawesome.github.com/Font-Awesome/, which would get us a consistent arrow as well.

Wikipedia links have a large upper and lower padding

2012-07-11T05:51:45Z

Remember that it's a Firefox only effect on my side, MSIE doesn't have it (as posted above). So it might be some side effect of me installing additional stuff (plugins) for Firefox (I do upgrade Firefox frequently so it could have been one of these updates but you checked the same versions as mine). And I do consider the arrow intuitive.

Then again, even when I move my userContent.css file away and restart Firefox (and the effects I have configured there vanish, such as my personal link colors overriding site CSS and the like), the arrow still has this excessive character box height.

Another test: It's clearly not CAR related. When I paste the ↗ character into the input form of, say, Google Translate I get the exact same effect.

Wikipedia links have a large upper and lower padding

2012-07-11T03:58:27Z

I may look for another way of representing the offsite links, because if it's happening to you, you're probably not alone.

Wikipedia links have a large upper and lower padding

2012-07-11T03:44:36Z

I tried various fonts (letting them overrule the ones CAR is using), and various character encodings in Firefox other than Unicode. The effect doesn't go away. But as it appears to be a local issue somehow you should probably close this bug, even as unresolved.

Wikipedia links have a large upper and lower padding

2012-07-11T02:56:28Z

Ok, so there must be something about the fonts on your computer, firefox and that unicode character...

Wikipedia links have a large upper and lower padding

2012-07-11T01:18:02Z

The first one does have the problem, the second does not. And I remember the problem having appeared months or even years ago already, and it was linked to that arrow as starting character of the Wikipedia link somehow back then as well.

Test: The "↗" character alone creates that additional space already when I cut & paste it into this input form.

Writing ↗ as "↗" has the same effect but only after "preview"ing this posting.

Wikipedia links have a large upper and lower padding

2012-07-10T23:21:26Z

I'm not able to reproduce that on:

Firefox 13.0.1 on Windows
Firefox 13.0.1 on Linux
Firefox 8.0.1 on Mac
Firefox 12.0 on Mac
Firefox 13.0.1 on Mac
Chrome 20.0.1132.47 m on Windows
Chrome 21.0.1176.0 on Mac
Chrome 19.0.1084.56 on Mac
Safari 5.1.2 (6534.52.7) on Mac

The CSS class on those links is "interwiki" which should show up with similar things, like ↗tsukaima?

(The vanishing checkbox issue was the Prototype JavaScript library replacing one of the functions I already had in the page.)

Wikipedia links have a large upper and lower padding

2012-07-10T23:15:49Z

It's not currently defined, actually. Looking through the computed styles I don't see anything obviously problematic, but I'm not sure that I would, as it looks fine to me. Ok, let's try another test... does this show the same problem ↗tsukaima?

How about this tsukaima?

Wikipedia links have a large upper and lower padding

2012-07-10T17:34:31Z

Yes, that "tsukaima" link shows the same effect on my PC. (Firefox 13.0.1 on Windows here.)

Where is "interwiki" defined? I can't find it in "http://static-anime.mikomi.org/themes/default/base.2011-07-01-01.min.css".

Wikipedia links have a large upper and lower padding

2012-07-10T00:13:20Z

Only recently, links to Wikipedia using the [Wikipedia:] namespace have a surprisingly large upper and lower distance to the rest of the text:

The dotted line is a Firefox feature highlighting the link that was clicked most recently.

This effect is limited to Firefox only; MSIE doesn't have any problems of this kind.
(I did only test with login in Firefox and without login in MSIE though.)
I'm reporting it because the "vanishing check-box" turned out to be a CSS issue and this one might be of a similar kind.

FIXED: Uploading an image doesn't return to anime page

2012-07-09T11:16:05Z

Yup. (It's already given me that ability, incidentally, so if it comes up in the mean time, make a bug and I'll fix it.)

FIXED: Uploading an image doesn't return to anime page

2012-07-09T01:01:53Z

Will this (one day) result in an "undo last image upload operation for this anime" feature (for superusers, at least)?

FIXED: Uploading an image doesn't return to anime page

2012-07-08T20:59:00Z

Ooops! I really need to setup a staging/dev environment for the site. =p

No change in how the images are uploaded, just adding simple versioning to the storage.

FIXED: Uploading an image doesn't return to anime page

2012-07-08T18:55:01Z

When uploading an image to D.C.III: Da Capo III (which worked despite the effect described here), instead of returning to the anime page I got this message in the browser windows:

[master 09cbb15] Image upload by 752 Committer: www-data Your name and email address were configured automatically based on your username and hostname. Please check that they are accurate. You can suppress this message by setting them explicitly: git config --global user.name "Your Name" git config --global user.email you@example.com If the identity used for this commit is wrong, you can fix it with: git commit --amend --author='Your Name ' 1 files changed, 608 insertions(+), 56 deletions(-) rewrite 2440 (97%) HTTP/1.0 302 Status: 302 Set-Cookie: id=08d6a0b72dc59c8f247fb376cef7d1178cf2????; domain=.anime.mikomi.org; path=/; expires=Sat, 06-Oct-2012 18:38:37 GMT Date: Sun, 08 Jul 2012 18:38:41 GMT Location: http://anime.mikomi.org/edit/series/2440.html Vary: Cookie Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8

("????" replacing the original value for potential security reasons as I don't know what the cookie would enable someone to do)

FIXED: Uploading an image doesn't return to anime page

2012-07-08T18:50:25Z

It looks like Becca is playing with a new image upload tool and trying to find the perfect parameters for invoking it (so that it would suppress this message instead of sending it before the HTTP headers are created for the HTML page to be sent to the user).

FIXED: Uploading an image doesn't return to anime page

2012-07-08T18:44:17Z

I got something like this too, while trying to add the image to PES. Nevertheless, the image wound up where I wanted it, so I shrugged it off.