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2010-11-03
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@ Sao Paulo / Brazil
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#21
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Screenshots?
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2010-11-03
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@ Poland
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well, I installed effing after PR 1.3 but when I tap the icon nothing's opening 
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2010-11-03
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@ Austin, TX, USA
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Originally Posted by raverpol
Try to upgrade again. I uploaded a version late tuesday night that had a bad path in the .desktop file. I fixed it Wednesday morning with a new version, and you may not have the catalog updated yet.
well, I installed effing after PR 1.3 but when I tap the icon nothing's opening
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2010-11-03
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@ Austin, TX, USA
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Originally Posted by CasTTeLLo
I have upgraded my qt creator and it is putting a dependency on Qt 4.7 in the control file. It should work with 4.6, but the packaging won't let it now. I am not going to repackage for backwards compatibility (I am not even sure how to make it downgrade the QT dependency, let alone how to do it so it will work for 1.3 users with no problems).
i cant update via app mang coz conflict with the new firmw updater...i'm still with pr 1.2... so how?? need pr 1.2 ver...thanks
You can download the .deb, crack it open, and install the files manually. An easier method would be to upgrade to 1.3. It really does fix a bunch of bugs--one in particular that was plauging the login page on this app.
Last edited by rmerren; 2010-11-03 at 05:42.
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2010-11-03
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Originally Posted by elie-7
this app is brilliant!!! but deffinatly needs to be a widget! is there any chance??? cheers snake
if only this was a widget where i can update my status from my desktop....
but great app man.
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2010-11-05
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@ Austin, TX, USA
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I just posted an update...should show up in the repo soon. I fixed the problem with international characters (accented, umlauted, tildefied, etc.) disappearing.
For those that are actually interested in the technical parts (and in case someone searches for this very problem) here are the details:
the facebook graph api allows you to submit status updates (or other feed info) as post data in an HTML request. I was submitting the raw request string, which works great for gringo-speak. But when people whose languages were not simplified by the rough journey across the atlantic ocean tried to use characters with accent marks, these marks would disappear.
The solution was to "percent encode" the string before placing it in the post data. This was done in Qt with the following:
Where status is the plaintext and the resulting encodedStatus is the encoded value to include in the post data.
For those that are actually interested in the technical parts (and in case someone searches for this very problem) here are the details:
the facebook graph api allows you to submit status updates (or other feed info) as post data in an HTML request. I was submitting the raw request string, which works great for gringo-speak. But when people whose languages were not simplified by the rough journey across the atlantic ocean tried to use characters with accent marks, these marks would disappear.
The solution was to "percent encode" the string before placing it in the post data. This was done in Qt with the following:
Code:
QString encodedStatus(QUrl::toPercentEncoding(status,"",""));
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2010-11-05
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@ SF Bay Area
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Originally Posted by rmerren
Thanks - not just for the update (those enhancements are good, but not used by me), but also for the code pro-tip.
I just posted an update...should show up in the repo soon. I fixed the problem with international characters (accented, umlauted, tildefied, etc.) disappearing.
For those that are actually interested in the technical parts (and in case someone searches for this very problem) here are the details:
the facebook graph api allows you to submit status updates (or other feed info) as post data in an HTML request. I was submitting the raw request string, which works great for gringo-speak. But when people whose languages were not simplified by the rough journey across the atlantic ocean tried to use characters with accent marks, these marks would disappear.
The solution was to "percent encode" the string before placing it in the post data. This was done in Qt with the following:
Where status is the plaintext and the resulting encodedStatus is the encoded value to include in the post data.Code:QString encodedStatus(QUrl::toPercentEncoding(status,"",""));
I used to URL encode and then pull out the relevant parameters. Your method is more elegant.
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qgvtp: Phone integration for the n900 that dials out and sends texts using qgvdial.
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2010-11-05
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@ Austin, TX, USA
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Originally Posted by uvatbc
I am a very elegant man.
Thanks - not just for the update (those enhancements are good, but not used by me), but also for the code pro-tip.
I used to URL encode and then pull out the relevant parameters. Your method is more elegant.
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2010-11-06
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@ Australia (Melbourne/vic) / Lebanon (Zgharta/north)
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the fastest way i know to update youe fb satus.
it would be faster with a widget
it would be faster with a widget
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2010-11-09
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Is it possible to have "via effing N900" under wall posts? Does this app already do that?