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GP1 wrote:

pwiter wrote:

GP1 wrote:

Good idea. Don't get too engaged in this, it shouldn't take over your sleep cycle.

My sleep cycle is already messed up from the Ludum Dare. 

Oh. That's cool. Anyway, if you need help with the PHP code, I might be able to help. I'm really good at PHP. Not so much on OAuth 2.0, though...

It's just the OAuth stuff. I got the downloading and extracting set, I just need to set up OAuth stuff.

The thing with OAuth, is that you need to register the app on GitHub, and I can't seem to find the right URLs to put in there. The documentation is not the kind I like either. I like to see examples(that's how I learn), and learn from it.

al-x wrote:

GP1 wrote:

al-x wrote:

okay I did

OMG! That looks awesome! But shouldn't we put a border around the canvas element so the player does not know that the green flag is not part of the stage? Scratch 2.0s viewer has a very light blue for a header, maybe we could do the same, but with orange instead if blue. Or something like that. I sorta like the header, come to think of it.

the green flag is still in the header just the header is white... so it is part of the stage in a way 

It doesn't look right to me. But do what you must.

GP1 wrote:

pwiter wrote:

GP1 wrote:

Oh. That's cool. Anyway, if you need help with the PHP code, I might be able to help. I'm really good at PHP. Not so much on OAuth 2.0, though...

It's just the OAuth stuff. I got the downloading and extracting set, I just need to set up OAuth stuff.

The thing with OAuth, is that you need to register the app on GitHub, and I can't seem to find the right URLs to put in there. The documentation is not the kind I like either. I like to see examples(that's how I learn), and learn from it.

The main URL should be the url if your domain (ex. http://macrobit.tk) and the callback url should be the domain of the location where the script that does all the OAuth scripting is (ex. http://macrobit.tk/scriptThatDoesStuff.php)

Oh... That makes more sense. Thanks.

pwiter wrote:

I've been working on OAuth, and is kind of working. It sends you to GitHub to logon. Just need to work on logged in stuff.

Yay! Your getting there...

GP1 wrote:

@al-x
In the main Go Everywhere repo there is a file named home.html, this is our home page. Do you think you can style it up?

I'll try my best 

GP1 wrote:

Okay, this is the first test I have for Go Everywhere. http://jsfiddle.net/cakeisajoke/LbQct/6 … ed/result/
Yes, the blocks are words, but this is just an example of block sorting and such.

this could work but we need the block codes

Ok, I got it. This next test is the same as before, except you will notice the words on the blocks that represent commands. Each command does what it is told; in the correct order. Try sorting the blocks around, adding new blocks (alert 6 template), and when you are ready to test it, click on the link to run the script. This test is available at http://jsfiddle.net/cakeisajoke/LbQct/2 … ed/result/. It has been tested with Google Chrome and on a tablet with Google Chrome for Mobile devices. It also has been tested with Firefox for Android (its slow, but it works).

Last edited by GP1 (2012-12-31 14:28:43)

I'm back and can help with styling

And that was post 2000

Last edited by Laternenpfahl (2012-12-31 16:13:01)

Ugh...
I will be offline for the next week or so as my Internet bandwidth usage is at 100%. I hate these bandwidth limits. I only get 60 gb. 

Laternenpfahl wrote:

I'm laternenpfahl on github

OK, I'll add you in a bit.
!!!60 second rule!!!

Laternenpfahl wrote:

Can I push the new site?

Yes, but please do not push to the gh-pages repo. Push to the master repo, then merge the two together.

Also a home_new_files