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Martin Dougiamas added a comment - 19/Jun/07 12:17 PM
I've started the meta bug for you Luiz, can you please add sub tasks for all the various steps?
The number in the owner field is not the same number as the number of users shown if I click on the tag.
In the personal profile the interest field is empty in edit mode. New entries are added in the list, but the old ones are not shown as my interests. In the manage table they are also listed and in the tags view there is a number after 'users tagged with $a:' this number says how often is was not, but not how often it is actually used. Adding a number (1,2,3) in interest field, this entry is ignored. Bug or feature? Ralf, you may not have the very latest CVS copy ... try http://test.moodle.com
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Great work, Luiz! I've added patch9 (with some modifications) to head ... that's a good place to be now for 1.9 (we'll branch tomorrow I think). Please fix bugs directly in CVS from now on.
Can you please fix this:
[Mon Aug 13 02:05:27 2007] [error] PHP Fatal error: Cannot instantiate non-existent class: simplexmlelement in /home/moodtest/public_html/blocks/tag_youtube/block_tag_youtube.php on line 131 I think you may be using a PHP5-only library ... what can we do on PHP4? Is there interest in getting (into Moodle 2.0) the three social networking feature sub-tasks which are currently open?
Namely: Catalyst is working with an organisation which is interested in funding/contributing them (along with some related features such as social networking notifications). That would be awesome! +100
Ever heard of the controversy that Facebook is facing these days? It has been said that this website company have a hard time raising money for reasons that go beyond the credit crisis affecting so many U. S. companies. The company received a rich $15 billion valuation when Microsoft took a stake in the startup in October of 2007. It would be very difficult if not impossible to find an investor willing to give Facebook a similar valuation given the steep drop in equity markets over the last year. Moreover, the fact that Facebook let go of CFO Yu without having a replacement suggests that this was an unexpected move. Gideon Yu recently left his post at Facebook, after helping the company build from a college student intensive network, to the mammoth that it currently is. He helped raise millions in cash advances from investors, after his tenures at Yahoo and Google. His usual gig is to come on board with a company, take them from where they are to superstar status and then leave once the company has grown significantly. This works great for a company who needs someone whose experience is in management of a large entity. Still, it isn't likely that Gideon Yu will need cash advances for a while.
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