ryanbrooks

Sure is.

function increaseNotesHeight(thisTextarea, add) {
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newHeight = parseInt(thisTextarea.style.height) + add;
thisTextarea.style.height = newHeight + "px";
}
}
function decreaseNotesHeight(thisTextarea, subtract) {
if (thisTextarea) {
if ((parseInt(thisTextarea.style.height) - subtract) > 50) {
newHeight = parseInt(thisTextarea.style.height) - subtract;
thisTextarea.style.height = newHeight + "px";
}
else {
newHeight = 50;
thisTextarea.style.height = "50px";
}
}
}

I’m also having this problem, but I’m running Mozzie under Redhat Enterprise, so no big deal, I just use my windows machine.

I seem to remember a plugin for changing the timestamp to whatever date was wanted… oi.

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic.php?id=21910

-Ryan

Ric,

I can see how some people are skeptical of what you may be offering… Free installs? Hosting? I hope you’re going to be having some kind of paid structure, cause to be honest sir, ‘ free’ is always a bad business model. Not many take weel to change.

Revenue generated goes to WP? GREAT! Fantastic! But why don’t you leave the way money is generated and earned to the cats here at wordpress. If you’re so encouraged about the need for enterprise level commercial support, why doesn’t www.ads-software.com have it already?

-Ryan

Nope… PHP is in accordance with the Unix Epoch (January 1 1970 00:00:00 GMT).

You might want to consider reading up on https://ca.php.net/time to get a better idea.

-Ryan

Jerm,

Saying that wordpress isn’t commercial is kinda ignorant. You may not have to pay for the software, but it is GPL which opens it up for commercial and business bloggers, even enterprise level. Maybe you don’t remember (but I certainly do) the that Jeremy C. Wright wrong about WordPress on Business Blog Consulting, which can be read here. Let’s face it, commercial users are using WordPress, and why not… It’s only 1.5 (I say only because we’re all so used to the Microsoft versioning system) but it’s getting more and more powerful! How many corporate design sites or even designers do it? Print shops? Ford? GM? More and more of them are starting to use wordpress too.

Commercial? No, you don’t have to pay for it. Commercial/Enterprise use? Ya bet yer last dollar!

-Ryan Brooks