Some found problems (some perhaps by design):
1. Running security check after install breaks after <div id="content">
2. When selecting a Administration Theme it dynamicly switches the theme but only the first time.
3. Create a new snippet and select "Save and Continue Editing" and after that select "Save", it will flash "Snippet not found" though it does exist and is saved.
4. After changing ADMIN_DIR to "foo" it redirects to http://localhost/login
instead of http://localhost/foo/login

Running:
0.7.0 RC1 on Windows/XAMPP tested under Firefox 3.6.12

Update
security.php breaks because of the following error:
Call to undefined function posix_getpwuid()

I assume that function is only available under Linux?

Last edited by Fortron (2010-11-22 14:21)

Changing default Layout under Home Page ("/") is causing:

"Illegal value for slug field"

and it cannot be changed. Thus under any other page it works normally.

Fixed.

I think the functionality of $this->next() and $this->previous() need to be retested.

Testcase:
Paste this code in your layout:

<?php if ($next = $this->next()): ?>
  <div style="float: right; border-top: thin solid #ccc; padding-top: 4px;">Next &#187; <?php echo $next->link(); ?></div>
<?php endif; ?>
<?php if ($previous = $this->previous()): ?>
  <div style="float: left; border-top: thin solid #ccc; padding-top: 4px;"><?php echo $previous->link(); ?> &#171; Previous</div>
<?php endif; ?>

Add new page Foo and reorder it to appear between About us and Articles.
Go visit page Foo and notice how it only displays the previous link
while one would espect Articles to be the next link but it never gets displayed.

Also $this->previous() allways seem to link to About us, this can be tested by adding another page and reorder it to appear where you like.

Last edited by Fortron (2010-11-22 19:03)

Those typos seem to have snuck in during r233. Now fixed.

Do keep flagging up these "typos", but it might help to know that (most!) of the missing-first-letters are deliberate ways of "commenting" out trial code. Sometimes they get forgotten, though!

Fixed. Sorry 'bout these.

I've only tested it under Firefox, works fine for me.

Just tested IE7.
Find it to be a bit awkward, less responsive.
Sorting does work but sometimes need to be repeated before it works,
though that might be because of a lesser visual appearance.

Did notice that when you empty a page with children by moving all children to a different level, the space it once occupied stays visible;
I can expand/collapse even though there's no children left.

Overall I would recommend more padding/margin so its becomes easier to see wich pages belong to what level, had a hard time concentrating.

Its missing the visual flair as you can see here:
http://img254.imageshack.us/img254/1671/image2hw.png

Last edited by Fortron (2010-11-23 22:04)

I can't get any decent results when using Chrome, currently its just "drag and pray".

I don't know but its worth a try, lets hope its just CSS related.
Here's some screenshots of Firefox, Opera and IE7 just to compare, hope its usefull:
http://img227.imageshack.us/img227/1603/image6q.png

Chrome and Firefox do look the same, would amaze me if its a CSS only issue.

Last edited by Fortron (2010-11-23 23:52)

Here's my Chrome findings.
I can sort the pages in the Archive, no problem.
I can add a child page, add grandchildren to it and sort them, no problem.
I can move a page that contains children and/or grandchildren to another
page that contains children when it is expanded;
but it makes it much easier when the target page is collapsed before doing so:
you'll need some luck if you move them while expanded..

The problem I find:
I can't move a page with children back at rootlevel.
See this image if you don't understand:
http://img834.imageshack.us/img834/9601/problemcc.png

Last edited by Fortron (2010-11-24 02:20)