The problem with the follow button in production was that we were using model.constructor.name to determine if the model was an organization or category, but when javascript is minified, all the models were renamed (to r, or s or something). now the methods are refactored into followOrg and followCat (and corresponding unfollow functions), so we're not using the model's name from it's constructor.
Also, daily / weekly bulletins are now working! As long as your rails app is running, it'll send everyone (which will forward to you) a mail with the next 10 upcoming events (start_at > Time.now). You can update your preference to "weekly" in user preferences, in which case you'll only get an email on sundays. :+1:
I've also gone ahead and added rudimentary flash, in case we don't get to that later.
Next, we now have support to add/edit/remove categories from events from the dashboard. I've also added an info button on the popover when you click a calendar/feed event that tells you exactly why you're seeing that event on your calendar.
Then we have the location autocomplete in creating and editing events. that involved creating a LocationAlias class that stores however many aliases we need to keep for any location (including common typos), and pg_search-ing through that, as well.
Just Facebook to go!
Updates to TODO.txt
Remember to bundle and rake db:drop && rake db:create && rake db:migrate && rake db:seed
ADD gmaps_key: AIzaSyDxC7qcloU94l5dvOEdAoQTZ7AijIX65gw to credentials.yml
The problem with the follow button in production was that we were using
model.constructor.name
to determine if the model was an organization or category, but when javascript is minified, all the models were renamed (to r, or s or something). now the methods are refactored intofollowOrg
andfollowCat
(and corresponding unfollow functions), so we're not using the model's name from it's constructor.Also, daily / weekly bulletins are now working! As long as your rails app is running, it'll send everyone (which will forward to you) a mail with the next 10 upcoming events (
start_at > Time.now
). You can update your preference to "weekly" in user preferences, in which case you'll only get an email on sundays. :+1:I've also gone ahead and added rudimentary flash, in case we don't get to that later.
Next, we now have support to add/edit/remove categories from events from the dashboard. I've also added an info button on the popover when you click a calendar/feed event that tells you exactly why you're seeing that event on your calendar.
Then we have the location autocomplete in creating and editing events. that involved creating a LocationAlias class that stores however many aliases we need to keep for any location (including common typos), and pg_search-ing through that, as well.
Just Facebook to go!
Updates to TODO.txt
Remember to
bundle
andrake db:drop && rake db:create && rake db:migrate && rake db:seed
ADD
gmaps_key: AIzaSyDxC7qcloU94l5dvOEdAoQTZ7AijIX65gw
to credentials.yml