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Written by SilverWav
March 14, 2010 at 11:11 pm
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I am esting a new footer template today I noticed the %D works but %{date} causes an alert error message and evaluates to empty value. All the other longnames I used were ok. My test template is:
Year
%Y
%{fullyear}
Month
%M
%{month}
Day
%D
%{day}
Only %{day}% causes error message. Can you reproduce this?
Platform: Win 2k sp4/ffx 2.0.0.20/shelve 1.19
Scott R
April 29, 2010 at 5:03 am
Hi Scott R,
I would suggest updating to the latest shelve 1.22 from here:
Shelve 1.22 first.
If that does not solve the issue notify the developer on the Shelve Suport Group here:
Shelve Firefox Add-on.
Note: I don’t actually use the footer feature of Shelve in ShelveLogger.
SilverWav
April 29, 2010 at 8:27 am
Can any information be provided with respect to the problem outlined in the following thread?
http://groups.google.com/group/shelve-firefox-addon/browse_thread/thread/4b28171c87b93b21#
I have noticed that using the ShelveLogger “profile” with Auto-Save (Web page complete, HTML only) results in a very significant slowdown of the browser and host once a few pages have been saved to a given log file… The behavior has been observed under Windows, OS X, Solaris and on local as well as cloud-based (EC2) hardware…
Rishi Chopra
March 5, 2012 at 12:40 am
Looking at the thread I see a reply from lith
“Hi,
I currently have no time to look into this.
Since shelve’s main use case is to manually save a document, performance wasn’t a top priority. I never found shelve’s performance annoying though.
Does the problem persist when
– when changing the file format to plain text,
– when using a vanilla profile with no other addons installed, or
– when switching of writing to the log file?
though performance when the plug-in was first installed was also impacted (i.e. degraded) and is reminiscent of what I observed when running Slogger on Windows XP and Linux hosts.
Could you please explain/describe your observations in greater detail. ”
I would advise replying and answering his questions.
SilverWav
March 6, 2012 at 7:31 am
Please note that the thread which was referenced on 03/05/2012 has been updated; in short changing the way Shelve auto-saves pages seems to have solved the problem… but the fact that such a change can make such a dramatic difference in UI responsiveness probably merits some sort of documentation independent of the referenced thread (maybe near the “Use with this template:” section in the HTML file?)…
Rishi Chopra
March 18, 2012 at 5:12 am
Thanks for the information.
I’m glad that that you have been able to resolve this.
SilverWav
March 18, 2012 at 8:50 am