ject: Re: [freenet-dev] Twiki
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> On Tue, Mar 04, 2003 at 05:23:55PM +1100, Matthew Li wrote:
> > are cookies enabled?
> > is there any way to even find out the current funds from paypal?
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> Sure, just ask.
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> We ar ecurrently running at about $600. Clearly,
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> Subject: [freenet-dev] Twiki
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> The Twiki lets me login, using my password, and then redirects to the
> home page. At which point, the login box reappars. I have no editing
> rights, and when I post to the forums, it shows me as Anonymous. If we
> are go
Using the IPN system, plus the various techniques used by ModernBill, etc.,
it wouldn't be that hard. I know people that have implemented this sort of
stuff before. I'll ask them about it, as I've taken a look at IPN, but I'm
not comfortable with it.
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Using the IPN system, plus the various techniques used by ModernBill, etc., it wouldn't be that hard. I know people that have implemented this sort of stuff before. I'll ask them about it, as I've taken a look at IPN, but I'm not comfortable with it.
i mean as in from the paypal site (for writing a script)
Matt
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On Tue, Mar 04, 2003 at 05:23:55PM +1100, Matthew Li wrote:
> are cookies enabled?
> is there any way to even find out the current funds from paypal?
Sure, just ask.
We ar ecurrently running at about $600. Clearly, if we are to keep
things going with Matthew, we will need a cash infusion soon,
On Tue, Mar 04, 2003 at 05:23:55PM +1100, Matthew Li wrote:
> are cookies enabled?
> is there any way to even find out the current funds from paypal?
Sure, just ask.
We ar ecurrently running at about $600. Clearly, if we are to keep
things going with Matthew, we will need a cash infusion soon,
are cookies enabled?
is there any way to even find out the current funds from paypal?
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> Sent: Tuesday, 4 March 2003 3:10 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On Mon, Mar 03, 2003 at 04:09:53PM +, Matthew Toseland wrote:
> The Twiki lets me login, using my password, and then redirects to the
> home page. At which point, the login box reappars.
It works fine for me - what web browser are you using? Are cookies
enabled?
Ian.
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Ian Clarke
On Mon, Mar 03, 2003 at 04:09:53PM +, Matthew Toseland wrote:
> The Twiki lets me login, using my password, and then redirects to the
> home page. At which point, the login box reappars.
It works fine for me - what web browser are you using? Are cookies
enabled?
Ian.
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Ian Clarke
I agree with the current funds feature - it would be really helpful to know a lot more
about the finance side, as far as I can see it will only encourage people to donate
more, I think. And then I can point at my screen and say "mwuhahah thats mine that is"
and feel strangely satisfied that I r
I agree with the current funds feature - it would be really helpful to know a
lot more about the finance side, as far as I can see it will only encourage
people to donate more, I think. And then I can point at my screen and say
"mwuhahah thats mine that is" and feel strangely satisfied that I r
The Twiki lets me login, using my password, and then redirects to the
home page. At which point, the login box reappars. I have no editing
rights, and when I post to the forums, it shows me as Anonymous. If we
are going to fuck up the website, it would be nice to fix it before
0.5.1. Also, the PayP
The Twiki lets me login, using my password, and then redirects to the
home page. At which point, the login box reappars. I have no editing
rights, and when I post to the forums, it shows me as Anonymous. If we
are going to fuck up the website, it would be nice to fix it before
0.5.1. Also, the PayP
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