k perfect, I still seem to have some issues with certain russian characters, not sure how to fix that at this moment. oh btw, I haven't changed the actual database encoding. I've only changed the HTML attribute so this change came without risk. seems like database was already set for UTF-8? In case ...

Ok thanks, and what software is recommended?

I've been trying to learn some of the basics of Python. For this I've resorted to http://www.codecademy.com/tracks/python Whilst doing this I was wondering, what is the recommended software to use whilst coding in python? E.g. "IDE, Notepad++"? Any other suggestions on how to learn Python? I figured...

Thanks, I enjoyed applying them but this positive feedback is even better

I'm glad it is liked

Thanks

I've also updated front page layout some more.
- Changed it in a 2 column based layout.
- Removed the useless blocks such as calendar, ...
- Added some color to add some depth.

And further more:
- Fixed "Chat" Nav Tab from also selecting the Forum tab.

Hopefully everyone likes it

Hello everyone, Recently I've been given forum rights to apply some basic site changes. I've already applied a few small changes to the site: - Created a new forum banner. - Fixed some missing image issues on the Home page. - Optimized default styling for "My Profile" section, all text is now read-a...

Merry xmas

ok, i'll start to get used to it then

I don't really see the point of doing it that way

does this mean we have to create a new object every time we want to send a new message?
isn't there a reason for which the Python developers made a __call__ function?

That is great news!

will popups be created in a way so clients can not spam "popup opening commands" to crash servers?
or will a good "way" be provided to use popups safely?

I wouldn't reply with this because it doesn't rly contribute much to this thread (as most of my posts), but fuck it: This is amazing, love it
(We'd be given "like" buttons or something )

I assume that before the crash the wiki was mostly a place holder as source.python is still undergoing a lot of changes etc, so I guess not that much required info is gone.
However I would request to already add the "How to install/use source.python" pages as it is kinda important .

Ah nice, you managed to restore and improve the site framework with the move complete now as well.
Welcome back YNH and good to see Freddukes is now a submitter

I loved the Troubleshooting part