Function DB Improvements

[Oldiesmann]

Just a quick note to tell you about two improvements I've made to the function DB:

1. You can now view a list of all functions within a single file by clicking on the filename on the main page.
2. The filename is now displayed in the linktree when viewing a function. This also serves as a link to view all functions within that file.

Also, I will be implementing an option to hide the function names on the main page in the near future. This will be changeable via a setting on the main page, as well as through the theme settings section in your profile, so stay tuned for further changes

[StormLrd]

hmm, this sounds good bro, cant wait to see it in action.

[SleePy]

It is looking better

Hopefully the new theme will be incorporated into it soon as well.
Though Oldiesmann, I just looked at it a couple seconds ago and it was missing the index.php but then it came back..

[StormLrd]

LMAO dont pick on the man he's working on it lmao. And now i know how busy you been bro lmao, your in for a shock when you come back by the site lol.

[Harro]

Looking very good!
However, there is a small glitch with Opera.
For example: when you are here: http://support.simplemachines.org/function_db/index.php?action=view_function;function=19
And you hover over that "void " it'll act a little weird.
Try it out.

[Oldiesmann]

I just integrated it with the new site theme last night

Still working on tweaking a few things, and am working on implementing the functionality to hide the function list on the main page, so hopefully that'll be working soon.

Harro - what happens in Opera? I don't have that browser.

[Harro]

Here you go:
http://www.forumaffiliates.net/stuff/functiondb.JPG

[Oldiesmann]

Hmmm... That is weird. Not sure if I can do anything about it, but I'll look into it.

Still see a few other issues I need to fix as well.

[Oldiesmann]

You now have the ability to hide the functions on the main page of the function DB by default.

Profile -> Look and Layout -> Show only files in function db

Choose "Yes" to hide the functions. If you like seeing the functions, then you don't have to do anything as it defaults to "No".

[H]

Thanks for the update OM

[Aaron]

Thanks for the update, Oldiesmann! Might I suggest having some sort of collapse/expand all feature as well?

[Oldiesmann]

Just added a button to the main page that will hide or show the functions when you click it. Should work for guests now as well (currently it's being saved as a session variable, but I may change it to use cookies instead).

Thanks for the update, Oldiesmann! Might I suggest having some sort of collapse/expand all feature as well?

That's what the button/custom profile field does. It's easier to do it by refreshing the page than it is to use JavaScript (due to the number of items we'd have to show/hide).

[SleePy]

Oldiesmann,

Using his example I found a problem in the link tree.
http://support.simplemachines.org/function_db/index.php?action=view_function;function=19

SMF Function List does not take you back to the function index but the current function you are on.

[Oldiesmann]

Oldiesmann,

Using his example I found a problem in the link tree.
http://support.simplemachines.org/function_db/index.php?action=view_function;function=19

SMF Function List does not take you back to the function index but the current function you are on.

Whoops! Thanks for pointing that out. I'll go fix it

[Oldiesmann]

Ok. That issue has been fixed.

[Aaron]

Thanks for the update, Oldiesmann! Might I suggest having some sort of collapse/expand all feature as well?

That's what the button/custom profile field does. It's easier to do it by refreshing the page than it is to use JavaScript (due to the number of items we'd have to show/hide).

I knew that, but I thought it'd be neat to toggle the option on-the-fly.

[Rudolf]

For SMF 1.1 the Security.php page shows two functions that have been removed in 1.1: setBit() and getBit().

[SleePy]

For SMF 1.1 the Security.php page shows two functions that have been removed in 1.1: setBit() and getBit().

Well it wasn't in 1.1 RC3 but in RC2 it was. So It has been updated to only show it up to RC2..

[Oldiesmann]

Whoops. Thanks for noticing that

[Humbe]

Well done,

Thanks a lot again!