Smugmug Explorer: new version 104

[Nikolai]

What's new:

Now you can create Categories and Subcategories (even several at a time!) right from SE. It's a hack (since there is no API for these actions), but it seems to work fine.
Thanks David (devbobo) for pointing out in this direction!
Category/Subcategory Deletion/Renaming will follow soon, followed by - SYNC!:-)
Scott (Crvtte65) requested auto logout feature. Done.
Added "Always Require Password" option.
Both are in Options, Miscellaneous tab.
Tree/list positions are saved and restored
Minor UI fixes
Enjoy!:1drink

[rainforest1155]

Sweet! I just checked the subcategory function and it works fast! :thumb

Thanks Nik, wish you a happy easter sunday! Don't forget to take a break from hacking new SE features and enjoy the weekend.

Sebastian

[Nikolai]

Sweet! I just checked the subcategory function and it works fast! :thumb

Thanks Nik, wish you a happy easter sunday! Don't forget to take a break from hacking new SE features and enjoy the weekend.

Sebastian
Glad to hear it works! I was a bit concerned about the non-US environment (there are certain things with date formats for databases), so your message is a major relieve:-):thumb

Cheers!:1drink

[Nikolai]

In Album editor you can change category/subcategory now..:-)

[rainforest1155]

Yeah the weird date thing...that often adds confusion and I don't thing why you came up with the format month/day/year over there?! :dunno I mean what was wrong with day/month/year? :wink

Found a missing space though: When creating a category and clicking ok there is a messagebox saying: "You are about to createthe following items:..."

Just a minor typo, rest is fine. :clap

Sebastian

[Nikolai]

Yeah the weird date thing...that often adds confusion and I don't thing why you came up with the format month/day/year over there?! :dunno I mean what was wrong with day/month/year? :wink

Found a missing space though: When creating a category and clicking ok there is a messagebox saying: "You are about to createthe following items:..."

Just a minor typo, rest is fine. :clap

Sebastian
.. come out with mm-dd-yyyy thingie. In Russia we were using dd-mm-yyyy and mm-dd drove me nuts..
Nowadays I much rather use DB-date format (yyyy-mm-dd or even yyyymmdd:-) - just like SM does:-)
Thanks for the typo point - fixed:-)!
Will be out with the next version!
Cheers!:1drink

[rainforest1155]

.. come out with mm-dd-yyyy thingie. In Russia we were using dd-mm-yyyy and mm-dd drove me nuts..
Nowadays I much rather use DB-date format (yyyy-mm-dd or even yyyymmdd:-) - just like SM does:-)
Thanks for the typo point - fixed:-)!
Will be out with the next version!
Cheers!:1drinkYeah, yyyymmdd is fine, too, especially when dealing with computer files and sorting stuff (I use it for my pictures-filenames)

I guess mm-dd drives everyone nuts not living in the US or at least having spent some month there. :rolleyes