Thanks for creating the topic, synewave!

Unfortunately it got late, so I won't be able to look at this until tomorrow.

I've already noticed at least one thing I overlooked while implementing this weekend:

- should not be able to vote one's own stories (duh!)

Pcsl88 Maybe the browser didn't fetch the latest stylesheets.  try Refresh in the browser?

Ok, got it. Some file was not uploaded to the server. Now it should display properly without the need to hit "refresh" in the browser.

Pcsl88 Thanks, profiles link fixed.

Everything is fine now. Thanks for your hard work, Fabrice .

Very nice!

It's the best of both worlds, functional, and sexy to boot! Thanks, Fabrice.

This is should be very nice for people are on their first way through: admittedly, its own utility for me is somewhat minimal.

Last edited by Megaqwerty (2007 August 27, 7:22 pm)

Oh - and I think I accidentally "flagged"/reported somebody's story (damn trackpad!). Is there a way to "unreport" somebody?

If you're using the "Substitute keywords" Greasemonkey script -thanks woelpad- you'll realize that your substitute keywords will be gone when studying kanjis. Don't worry, it's just that with this update the study page url has changed. All you have to do is go to

     Tools->Greasemonkey->Administer scripts(or something like that)

Then, select the "Substitute keywords" script and change

     this     http://kanji.koohii.com/study.php*

     for something like this     http://kanji.koohii.com/study/*


and your substitute keywords will be back again.

Last edited by Transtic (2007 August 27, 9:37 pm)

Greasemonkey is an extension for Firefox - if you don't know Firefox, it is like Internet Explorer, but instead of sucking, Firefox rules.

What Greasemonkey does, bassically, is to manage scripts that you can download from the internet that customize the way sites are displayed. For example, the "Substitute keywords" script written by Woelpad, gives you the option to edit the keyword for every kanji in this site, or even add your own keywords. That is useful if your'e using a non-english version of "Remembering the Kanji", or if you just don't like some of Heisig's keywords and want to use your own.

Wow!  Firefox sounds neat.  I just went out for a cup of coffee.  How did I become so obsolete!

The 'View All' link below 'Failed Kanji' is not working.  I get the following error:

Not Found
The requested URL /study/failedkanjilist.php was not found on this server.

Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.

btw, I love the 'Use this story' feature.  Thanks

Last edited by nolusu (2007 August 28, 1:41 am)

I can access the review section, but if I click on "review expired cards" it goes to the next screen then waits forever saying "loading".

This is an exciting update! I'm new to this site, but reading other people's stories have helped me out so much... I like the idea of being able to star or highlight my favorites so I can easily find them again... Usually when I find a confusing story in Heisig, there's bound to be more options here. In the short time I've been at this site, it's cool that the already awesome place you have here keeps improving.

Thanks!

I'm also unable to review.  The JS error says it's line 23 char 4 if that's any help....

Working fine for me - thanks mate, very noice improvements to an already awesome site!