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The highlight today portion of the datetime picker is just a tiny bit off, design-wise. Instead of the broken circle, it should be a full circle.

Just finished setting up a site and noticed that tabbing through the password fields will stop on the show/hide icons. Should those links have tabindex -1 or is that intended?

Hi guys, after I combine the tntsearch features, I facing below error. Izzit my problem or I miss out some set up.

PDOException in TNTSearch.php line 297: SQLSTATE[HY000]: General error: 1 no such table: info
PDO->query('SELECT * FROM info WHERE key = 'stemmer'') in TNTSearch.php line 297
Because my database does not have the info table.

I tried to search the original tntsearch github guide. Apparently there is not additional migration needed.
Any idea?

Two things I've noticed are currently US specific and don't work for other countries:

• Phone number formats
• State

While it is usual to specify the state in the US, this is not the case for every country. I live in Germany and here we mostly omit the state in our address. Also there's no commonly known two-character abbreviation for our states, so even though I put in "BY" (for Bavaria/Bayern) this might not be understood by everyone.

I suggest removing the state as a required field and adding a country field to the user profile. As for the phone number I don't have a clear solution in mind, perhaps it should just be taken care of by the admin/developer of the blog.

PHPUnit tests should be written to cover the applications' ability to create/edit/delete a post.

Example:
A user visits admin/post.
The user clicks the Create a New Post icon.
The user fills in no information, and the form does not submit because of validation errors.
The user fills in all of the necessary information.
The user clicks Save and is redirected back to the admin/post page.

Check that the post was created in the database.

Same process needs to be tested for editing/deleting a post.

Controller: PostController.php
Current Tests: /tests/Acceptance/PostTest.php

I face to problem with the fresh installation. When I tried to create new post I got an error:
FatalErrorException in Post.php line 171: Class 'App\Models\TNTSearch' not found
after I clicked the "save" button. The same error happened with tags creation. But the post/tag was created.

Want your feedback here. I was looking into setting up StyleCI to maintain a consistent code style throughout the app. In your opinion, would this make it more difficult for you guys creating pull requests, or would this be a good thing to make sure it's got the same format every time you touch it? Not a wrong answer here, just want to get some feedback before implementing something that would essentially set the standard for commits/merges.

Add a media library where users can browser currently uploaded images. A user should also be able to select page images from this library when creating/editing posts.

On the PostTest.php method testItCreatesPost, PHPUnit will intermittently fail with this error:

This has happened on multiple occasions and breaks the TravisCI build, but can be fixed with pushing another bogus commit, basically making the build restart. So running PHPUnit two times will produce different results, occasionally causing the bug.

@RDelorier Maybe you know what could fix this?

@austintoddj have you considered adding full text search support? If you are interested, I can create a pull request by implementing TNTSearch

1. There is a 404 error in this template resources/views/backend/upload/partials/modals/files/preview.blade.php trying to load an non-existing image on page load. Obviously this modal is used for the file preview. A simple fix might be to create a fake transparent pixel gif to avoid the 404
   
2. The preview modal should also be triggered by clicking the name of the file. For now, only the magnifying glass icon can trigger it.

I noticed the modal in the admin console is partially being covered by the navbar, likely a z-index issue. I'm using chrome 51.0.2704.103 (64-bit)

Once the application is installed, run the migrations. You should see data in the database.

Now run the unit tests. All the tables have been deleted from the database.

Right now, the blog configuration exists only in config/blog.php. This works for now, at least for the initial installation of Canvas. These values should be persisted to the database however and then be able to be modified from a Blog Settings page.

This will streamline the blog administration for people who are a little less-familiar with Laravel to update their application settings and open this project up to a larger audience.

Any way to preview posts before publishing them? If not, maybe add it? Really important, especially when people have RSS feeds.

Hi
When i trying to upload an image from the post editor it shown me an error : Allowed memory size of 536870912 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 213829600 bytes)

At the beginning i thought it's php.ini issue but after I doubled (more than once) the max size upload the the post size it's doesn't look like it's fixing it.
Thanks

Not sure if anyone has experience with fixing this, but GitHub is deciphering the project language as being 45.9% HTML, which isn't correct. It should be something like 95% PHP. I know it's something in the .gitattributes file, but not sure what the fix is.

Why use Job here?

    public function index(Request $request)
    {
        $user = User::findOrFail(1);
        $tag = $request->get('tag');
        $data = $this->dispatch(new BlogIndexData($tag));
        $layout = $tag ? Tag::layout($tag)->first() : 'frontend.blog.index';
        return view($layout, $data)->with(compact('user'));
    }

More info here, basically, stay away from mcrypt, there's a bunch of better alternatives.

I was getting this error when trying to migrate the database with the sqlite driver.

$ php artisan migrate
Migration table created successfully.

  [Illuminate\Database\QueryException]
  SQLSTATE[HY000]: General error: 1 Cannot add a NOT NULL column with default value NULL (SQL: alter table "posts" add col
  umn "subtitle" varchar not null)

  [PDOException]
  SQLSTATE[HY000]: General error: 1 Cannot add a NOT NULL column with default value NULL

PHPUnit tests should be written to cover the applications' ability to create/edit/delete a tag.

Example:
A user visits admin/tag.
The user clicks the Create a New Tag icon.
The user fills in no information, and the form does not submit because of validation errors.
The user fills in all of the necessary information.
The user clicks Save and is redirected back to the admin/tag page.

Check that the tag was created in the database.

Same process needs to be tested for editing/deleting a tag.

Controller: TagController.php
Current Test File: /tests/Acceptance/TagTest.php

One should be able to select Prism.js (or similar) modules to include at installation. My XML snippets look rather bland.

In its current state, Canvas leaves much to be desired in the way of compiling assets and maintaining clean LESS code.

If you look at backend-css.blade.php and backend-js.blade.php, you'll see that all the files are kept in the assets directory and copied over to the public via gulp. The reason behind NOT using CDN's here was because I wanted to keep the integrity of the app/design/style for years to come. Using the specific stylesheets/scripts and not referencing a CDN meant that I could be 100% sure that the app itself would contain all it needed to survive. That does however take up disk space and ultimately weighs down the app with files that COULD be kept off-site. And for an app that prides itself on minimalism, this is something I've put thought into.

Curious to know anyones' thoughts on this and if someone who is very design-oriented/capable wants to take a stab at re-organizing the resource assets, I'd be excited to see what you could come up with.

Biggest stipulation here: The app needs to look/feel as it does in it's current state. Anything from animations to the styling needs to be consistent and be full-proof for future downloads. I know it's a big task, but you guys have already proven to be quite capable when it comes to helping out with this, so have at it. :)

I have pasted some MD into the editor, but the post renders in plaintext, it doesn't convert the MD into HTML. Is there something extra I need to do to make sure this works?

Hi

Post's slug is generated by str_slug, which is a problem when users have Chinese title. Is there any idea to solve it?

The link to the user's GitHub profile in the left column of the "Edit Profile" page in the admin dashboard uses the username that is configured for Facebook. Facebook itself uses the correct username, but the GitHub uses the configured Facebook username as well.

This issue is local to the "Edit Profile" page from what I've seen. The frontpage of the blog generates and displays URLs properly as it should.

PHPUnit tests should be written to cover the applications' ability to edit various profile settings.

Example:
A user visits admin/profile.
If the users' phone number is not set, it should not be showing up.
If the users' address is not set, it should not be showing up.
The user clicks the Settings tab.
The user name or email is deleted and the user clicks Save.
The form does not submit due to validation errors.
The user then fills out all the settings options.
The user clicks Saveand is redirected back to the admin/profile page.
Check that all the items saved in the profile are showing up on the profile page.

Controller: ProfileController.php

PHPUnit tests should be written to cover the controllers of the application.

At the most basic level, these tests should cover the controller responses and data passed back and forth between the controller methods and views.

Example:
The index() method in the PostController should return a view, with $data passed to the view.

These tests can be further fleshed out to protect the application from a pretty granular level.

PHPUnit tests should be written to cover the models of the application.

At the most basic level, these tests should cover the relationship between the models.

Example:
A post can have many tags.
A tag belongs to a post.
A user can have many posts.

The tests can be further fleshed out to protect the application from a pretty granular level.

@nticaric Real quick, if you drop your database, create a new one, and run php artisan migrate --seed, do you get a Class 'App\Models\TNTSearch' not found?

BUG: On the Profile Privacy page, the password update form can sometimes submit by clicking the Show Content/Hide Content. Only the password should become visible/invisible, the form should ONLY submit when Save is clicked.

The show/hide password button currently says Show Content/Hide Content.

Let's update this to simply be an icon: zmdi zmdi-eye to show the password and zmdi zmdi-eye-off to hide the password.

The color of the icon should be the primary color blue of the app.

This functionality should also exist on the Profile Privacy page, on the password update form.

A user should have the ability to edit the slug url of an individual post. This should take care of #36. This can be done in the post Create/Edit pages.

On the profile settings page, if you delete the bio content and save, go back to the main profile page, the heading of Summary will still be present. This is supposed to be being checked by isset($data['bio']), but it's currently not blocking it from showing up.

When you use @if($data['bio'] != '') , the content is hidden if bio does not have a value present, but it breaks the unit test for the profile page.

PHPUnit tests should be written to cover the applications' ability to create and delete a file/image.

Example:
A user visits admin/upload.
The user clicks the Upload File icon.
The modal form is presented and is validated for errors.
The user clicks Saveand is redirected back to the admin/upload page.
Check that the file was created in public/uploads.

Same process needs to be tested for deleting a file/image.

Controller: UploadController.php

Hi Guys,

I have the recent pull request and tried to create a new post.
I received below error

FatalErrorException in ExceptionHandler.php line 259: Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 35309376 bytes)

when I trying to insert 1 image into the post. I am using wampserver as virtual hosting and I did try to increase the ini_set('memory_limit', '512M') still receive the error.

Sorry if I am wrong somewhere else.

Is there a way to integrate canvas in existing L5 instance? If yes then please help me out.

We should be able to upload multiple images at once for image-heavy posts - Dropzone.js might help with that.

PHPUnit tests should be written to cover the applications' ability to create and delete a folder.

Example:
A user visits admin/upload.
The user clicks the New Folder icon.
The modal form is presented and is validated for errors.
The user clicks Saveand is redirected back to the admin/upload page.
Check that the folder was created in public/uploads.

Same process needs to be tested for deleting a folder.

Controller: UploadController.php

It would be nice to be able to import posts from Medium.com when migrating to Canvas.

https://medium.com/developers/welcome-to-the-medium-api-3418f956552#.h1llq8wn9

I've noticed that the subtitle of a post is not displayed in any of the templates. Was it planned to have it be displayed in the same fashion, as the tag subtitle on a tag page?

If not, would it make sense to perhaps use it as an excerpt/description to be displayed on the post overview?

Hi

Post's slug is generated by str_slug, which is a problem when users have Chinese title. Is there any idea to solve it?

After running composer create-project austintoddj/canvas canvas I run php artisan canvas:install, then I get the following error.

[Symfony\Component\Console\Exception\CommandNotFoundException]
There are no commands defined in the "canvas" namespace.

If you edit your profile and fail to enter a phone number, you get a ErrorException thrown.

ErrorException in User.php line 49:
Undefined offset: 1

The phone field should either be required, or some checking should be put in place to prevent exceptions on a null value.

I'll submit a PR.

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Success! The blog description has been saved.

 Step 4: Author of your blog:
 > olgierd

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Success! The author name has been saved.

 Step 5: Number of posts to display on the Blog Index page:
 > 10

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Success! The number of posts per page has been saved.

Creating the admin user...

I have downloaded with github clone and type composer install.

And how to run? I can't find index page.

I would love to see a better markdown editor integrated into this platform. Right now it's painfully difficult to write in markdown with the current text editor. Perhaps something like http://ghosditor.herokuapp.com/.

What is the suggested update process? If none, how would you like to go to update a project created with Canvas?

PHPUnit tests should be written to test the search bar and its results in the application.

Example:
A user visits any page in the backend, clicks the Search icon in the top bar, and types example.
The user taken to the search results page and sees Search Results for example.

If an image is wider than the content width, it bleeds over. This requires HTML in the MD, which to an extent defeats the purpose of using MD. Example below.

I've installed Canvas but how do I run?