Mardi
sept 30,2008
No one to tell me that i forgot something a little bit important ?
Here you can find the database.sql file to install … the database
, or download the new
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Lundi
sept 29,2008
I’m proud to annonce you the first alpha release of OpenCV Manager.
You can download it here: http://code.google.com/p/opencvmanager/
Please, understand that the app is in early alpha stage and is not actually really stable.
There are probably bugs, but with your help, the development will be faster!
One note on the translations. As i said on the forum, the app is actually in french. Now that a first version of the app is released, i’m going to work on the translation system.
I hope you will like it !
Remember, the forum’s url is http://opencvmanager.kune.fr/community
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Mardi
sept 16,2008
Now that OpenCV Manager is running (i’m still waiting for comments about it!), i’m think about the index page.
I would like to implement a wordpress like interface, using widget and an admin panel to manage them.
The admin could drag and drop existing widget (like one displaying the lastest job on a Jobberbase install, the last resume added or a RSS feed) or new one using Google/Yahoo widget and hand-made.
I’m going to use Jquery like for the rest of the app.
If someone has an idea, feel free to make a comment !
- Author: Mat_
- Filed under: dev, en
Lundi
sept 8,2008
Yes yes i know, you’ve waited a long time for that bug fix, and now it seems to work with both IE and Firefox.
If you find news bugs (yes, you will …), tell me about it on the forum: http://opencvmanager.kune.fr/forum and I will try to fix it as soon as i can.
Oh and by the way, this little baby is now on twitter too: http://twitter.com/opencv
Mercredi
sept 3,2008
Just a little post to share with you a modification i’ve made of the Pass Meter Jquery Plugin.
Initially, when you use the plugin, the strength meter appears in the password input.
Now you can use it outside the input easily, just add the outsideElt option:
var options = {outsideElt = '#myelt'};
$('input#mypassword').attachPassMeter(options);
where #myelt could be the class of your element or the id.
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