Code update

[mark]

Just did a code push. The big thing in this push is the new icons you'll see on the site. Some tweaks and fixes to S2 layouts. And a lot of work on the payment system, which still is disabled, so you can't see that yet.

The issues with the crossposter are still outstanding, so if it's broken for you, it's still broken. We'll be working on it a lot this weekend.

Also, the issues with the importer are mostly resolved. There are only two outstanding issues -- the use of the mass privacy tool causing problems with some imports and importing from multiple accounts on one service -- but otherwise, the importer should be stable. If you've been holding off on importing your journal, I'd highly recommend you get it done before the Open Beta rush hits and the wait time becomes days!

As always, please let me know if you run into problems!

Edited: For more information on the S2 change I referred to in comments, please see this informational post in dw_styles. Thanks!

Comments

[denise]

Yeah, it only applies if you mass-privatized more than 500 entries.

[sara]

Ah. Makes sense, then; I've never left that much stuff on their servers.

(I keep thinking your little snowman is being eaten by the big red snake. Or maybe falling into a time vortex. One or the other.)

[denise]

I like it! The Dreamwidth-D is hugging my userhead icon! It's like being wrapped up in a snuggly shawl.

[sara]

I don't dislike it! I just think, oh look, hole in the space-time continuum! Or...snake! (I like snakes. I have a snake.)

Okay, okay, so your shawl metaphor is probably a lot more benevolent. This is why I am not in marketing.

[mark]

Oooh ooh a snake! What kind? I used to own a green garter of some sort, but he escaped. My parents were kinda upset.

[sara]

We have a California king snake; she ran away (well, the kids let her out) last year, but she came back. Which was kind of a pleasant surprise (though it was winter time, and the house is a LOT warmer than the outside). There she was, in the stairwell, helloooo snake!

She was a gift from a herpetologist I used to work with -- she was a byblow from a hybridization experiment, so she's recessive for a lot of interesting things but predominantly looks almost exactly like this bog-standard king snake here.

Her name is Spot.

[mark]

So cute! Thank you for sharing.

[sara]

Have you been to the Vivarium? If you like herps, it is worth the field trip.