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Changing all checkboxes

Posted by Nikos (#2) 168 days ago (Editorial)
I think the checkbox we use on the far left of rows, in several places on the site is really unusable (eg. My Stars page). This is related to Fitt's Law (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fitts's_law).

My suggestion (if we don't want to change how it looks) is to have the surrounding div catch the clicks that miss the checkbox and tick it anyway. Alternatively the whole row could also be clickable
I propose we keep an eye on Apache Wave (http://incubator.apache.org/wave/). My guess is that pretty soon it will be fully functional (google donated google wave to apache foundation http://www.waveprotocol.org/).
Through it we can provide a place for online colaboration for clients/providers on our website.
The benefits are pretty much unlimited for our community and PPH as well.

For those
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Email to attract inactive users

Posted by spyros 173 days ago (Editorial)
We can send an email to inactive freelancers and duals (as in have not logged in the past month) telling them how many times their profile has been viewed. This may attract them in coming back and reusing pph.

The email could be specific as well:

We miss you and so does our community!

Your profile has been viewed 20 times, 5 of which came directly from search engines and 3 from your star
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Use HTML5 cache manifest to improve front-end's speed

Posted by Sev 173 days ago (Editorial)
Caching through HTML5's application caching made in part for offline browsing.

1. Add HTML attribute
< html manifest="pph.appcache" >

2. Add proper server headers
Add proper .mf mime type header to nginx (/etc/nginx/mime.types)
text/cache-manifest appcache;

3. Implement cache manifest file
---
CACHE MANIFEST
/images/logo_340x29.jpg
FALLBACK:
#In the rare case of CDN down, load ou
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Mechanism to test bulk email sending

Posted by spyros 173 days ago (Editorial)
When we have tickets that affect bulk email sending (eg daily emails, instant emails etc), at the moment there is no way of knowing whether the right users have got the right emails.

We need to build a better log analyzer for emails, on which we can compare emails sent in a more suitable format.

Even a simulator would help here.

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