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rm -rf _gitlogs
mkdir _gitlogs

for D in *; do
	if [ -d "${D}" ]; then
		cd "${D}";
		if [ -d ".git" ]; then
			echo Date,Commit,Author,Projet,Comments > ../_gitlogs/"${D}.csv";
			git log --format="%ai,%h,%an,${D},%s" --date=local >> ../_gitlogs/"${D}.csv";
		fi

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RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} -f
RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} dl
RewriteRule ^.*\.(png|jpe?g|gif|pdf|rtf|txt|docx) - [T=applicaton/octet-stream,E=DOWNLOAD:true,L]
Header set Content-Disposition attachment env=DOWNLOAD

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<?php

// BOOTSTRAP SYMPHONY
define('DOCROOT', str_replace('/manifest', '', rtrim(dirname(__FILE__), '\\/') ));
define('VERBOSE', 1);
// section id
define('SOURCE', 41);

require_once(DOCROOT . '/symphony/lib/boot/bundle.php');
require_once(DOCROOT . '/symphony/lib/core/class.cacheable.php');

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Some of the jquery plugins shipped with 2.5 has been optimized for large sections (+100 fields) and also features and brand new jquery plugin: the affix plugin.

The optimization also brings new public events on the collapsible plugin:

• updatesize.collapsible which will invalidate the cached values for the height of the DOM elements.
• setsize.collapsible which will set the min and max height CSS properties based on the cached values.

If you develop a field that uses the collapsible plugin, feel free to trigger those events.

The new plugin, affix will make a element "sticky" on the page, in order to "follow" the scroll. This plugin is used in the section editor in order to make the Expand/Collapse button always visible.

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// polyfill jQuery animation engine
$.fn.animate = $.fn.velocity;
$.fn.fadeTo = function (duration, opacity, complete) {
	return this.velocity({opacity: opacity}, { duration: duration, complete: complete });
};
$.fn.fadeIn = function (duration, complete) {
	return this.velocity('fadeIn', { duration: duration, complete: complete });
};
$.fn.fadeOut = function (duration, complete) {
	return this.velocity('fadeOut', { duration: duration, complete: complete });

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<?php

	require_once(EXTENSIONS . '/remote_datasource/data-sources/datasource.remote.php');

	Class datasourcetwitter extends RemoteDatasource {

		public $dsParamROOTELEMENT = 'twitter';
		public $dsParamURL = 'https://api.twitter.com/1.1/statuses/user_timeline.json?include_entities=true&include_rts=true&screen_name=ACCOUNT_NAME&count=10';
		public $dsParamFORMAT = 'json';
		public $dsParamXPATH = '/';

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#!/bin/bash

git clone git@github.com:symphonycms/symphony-2.git bundle
cd bundle
git checkout bundle
cd extensions
pwd
git submodule init
git submodule update
echo ""

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# php memcached
# from: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24407095/error-when-installing-pecl-memcached/30898513#30898513

# Step 1 - Install SASL:

yum install cyrus-sasl-devel

# Step 2 - Compile libmemcached with SASL installed:

cd ~

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Starting from version 26, Chrome as been making angry a lot...

Chrome

1. CSS3 animation are not as fluid as they used to be. IE10 is not more fluid than Chrome!
2. CSS3 gradiants are making the render glitchy: sometimes going under 5 FPS.
3. It seems like there is a problem with images cache: On the canvas, if you do not paint a image for one frame, then its cache gets deleted, which cause a performance problem (renders usually took 1 to 2 ms, but it jumps to 200 ms sometimes, and there's a blank in the devtools timeline. In the profile view, we only get (system) as feedback)
4. The video API throws errors when everything should be working fine. It plays the video only 50% of the time (even though it's the same video all the times)
5. Decoding images (especially base64 ones) is sometimes really slow, especially if the image is going in and out of the viewport (again, a image cache problem) ??