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GregTampa

Mar 22 2012, 10:44AM

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anyone know of a changelog plugin?
if not anyone interested in making on real fast?

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Moc

Mar 22 2012, 12:19PM

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It might be easier for us if you describe your wishes to further extent. Be more concrete as to what kind of features it should include. E.g. should it be a plugin where you can manually enter changes in a certain 'project'. Should it support multiple 'projects'? What are you looking for?

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GregTampa

Apr 04 2012, 08:34PM

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Basically for website changes to the code base.. so i can track all the changes i made to my e107...a changelog for a single project.. multi works too.. e107.org has a changelog just wanted something like that. So i can fill in the blanks and it lays it out all nice looking.

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GregTampa

Apr 10 2012, 10:15AM

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Did I answer your question?

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C6Dave

Apr 10 2012, 10:20AM

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Just create a manual tree of modified files and annotate them with your changes

There's not any real benefit in modifying lots of core files anyway.

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GregTampa

Apr 10 2012, 01:34PM

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Sure there is.
So how would I go about creating this tree?
There is no auto way..

What about something where I can list the changes or add-ons that I create on a daily basis to my site?

like [-link-]

[ Edited Apr 10 2012, 01:36PM ]

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Moc

Apr 10 2012, 02:34PM

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Well it is possible to create a plugin that allows you to manually enter those changes. Making such things to automatic would require a dedicated server setup, or at least beyond shared server hosting.

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steved

Apr 11 2012, 12:14AM

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May be simplest to just maintain a tree of all the modified files in your site, then use something like WinMerge to compare your versions with standard files as needed.
Or set yourself up a local repository using CVS or SVN or git - that will inherently identify the changes.

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inebriated

Apr 11 2012, 01:18PM

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I vaguely remember using a plugin to do this and keep track of projects, check out the link below.

Progress Monitor v1.1
[-link-]

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GregTampa

Apr 17 2012, 08:51AM

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PHPnoobie hit iut on the head.. there was also a "notes" or something for admins to keep notes...
to bad all the downloads was moved or lost..from coders...

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C6Dave

Apr 17 2012, 10:18AM

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They were moved to e107.org/plugins

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