Thank you for mentioning it, @scottveirs you have found a bug — the button should be there in your editor. We will get your button back, and thank you for HTMLing it in the mean time!

Thank you again, @scottveirs we are doubling back to let you know that a fix will be implemented during our upcoming sprint. The underlying issue was surprisingly complex! but worth addressing.

Thank you, @scottveirs this issue should now be resolved.

Checking in to see if you guys had any thoughts on the above questions/suggestions for fixing search.

Hello Prof, we are now going to test and recommend a best practice for individual, offline friendly notebook backups this weekend, 21-22 March. Surprisingly perhaps, no one has previously requested this feature. Everything here is backed up on a rolling basis, and the maximum time a full backup has ever taken is close to two hours. Of course that…[Read more]

Hello again, a few updates: Your best option now is to go to Tools, Export on the back end and select “All content,” which will get you a file you can then import into an offline version of WordPress. Providing you with a better option was the focus of this weekend’s sprint, and at this time, a network admin can now generate a notebook-specific…[Read more]

Just updating, we’ve begun to use wget to download HTML versions of our notebooks. This accomplishes two things:

1. Can be automated on our end.

2. Provides HTML that allows us to view the site offline, w/o a need for a local WordPress install to handle the XML exports offered by the WordPress notebooks.

We have switched to the new search engine. The results are much higher quality, but the user interface still needs work.

Our options at this point were 1) do not use the new search engine 2) use it in a way that it will not work on many mobile phone and tablets, but will look great on laptops and desktops 3) use it in a way that works for all…[Read more]

We have a good lead on this, it should be fixed today.

You can see how some of the implementation unfolded at #onsgithub on Twitter https://twitter.com/hashtag/onsgithub?f=realtime&src=hash

Some of the successful resolutions include https://github.com/benbalter/wordpress-github-sync/issues/25 and https://github.com/benbalter/wordpress-github-sync/issues/26 with fixes in https://github.com/benbalter/wordpress-github-sync/pull/27

The syncing works, but there is an issue with automatic syncing on save of an entry. Instead of it just happening, you click one link to sync on demand, and that works a treat. We hope to have automatic sync working soon.

It would really help to find one more researcher who will keep a notebook here and who uses GitHub, to give this more day in the life testing. There are several new researchers starting notebooks here in the coming days, but no one who will also give syncing with a repo and gh-based interaction a real test. We’re sure to find more room for…[Read more]

I issued new passwords, then sent you details in a private message here and a direct message on Twitter. I’d encourage them to set their own passwords once they are logged in, and wrote instructions for that into the message here. Let us know if that gets everything sorted.

I thought this to get them logged in without further delay. If the issue…[Read more]

I can do that. It opens up a minor spam vector, but I will also limit the number of PMs per x minutes and our spam registration filters are doing well besides.

Private messages are now enabled, and not just limited to one-on-one discussions. Private messages can be sent between any number of members. We can also use this at a system level (rarely, if ever I would think) to message everyone.

very swish, thank you!

The ping was received in email as expected, so email subscriptions to regular updates in a group are test passed. However, the message had been flagged as spam. Granted my spam filters are relatively aggressive.