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M-i-c-h-a

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'New images' order alphabetical instead by date?
Posted: 1 Aug 23, 09:29

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Hi Laza,

I'm back again with a problem around the new images feature. I set order "date" but get "alphabetical" (this order isn't on the list to choose, but could be potential useful).

Attached a screenshot.

Best regards,
Micha

https://apidarium.de/Newimages.html

Laza

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Registered: 6-Sep-2005

Re: 'New images' order alphabetical instead by date?
Posted: 1 Aug 23, 15:37

in response to: M-i-c-h-a

I could find the cause of the error and also added "Alphabetical" to the ordering options. I also found a bug that makes the new image set incomplete if file names contained "," characters. I will release the skin update soon.

M-i-c-h-a

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Re: 'New images' order alphabetical instead by date?
Posted: 1 Aug 23, 15:42

in response to: Laza

Great, thank you.

JeffTucker

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Registered: 31-Jan-2006

Re: 'New images' order alphabetical instead by date?
Posted: 1 Aug 23, 15:45

in response to: Laza

Laza wrote:
I also found a bug that makes the new image set incomplete if file names contained "," characters.

Users keep finding ways to produce troublesome file names.

But it's not always their fault. In working on my Opus 16 skin, I discovered that the standard routines for ripping CD's produce file names that are absolutely loaded with problem characters. It's as if the software developers have gone out of their way to break things.

Laza

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Registered: 6-Sep-2005

Re: 'New images' order alphabetical instead by date?
Posted: 2 Aug 23, 12:09

in response to: JeffTucker

It is difficult to understand that the character set of files intended for the web must be the common denominator of the character set of the machines participating in the chain.

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