Forum Replies Created
-
Posts
-
I have not tested this with 10000 users, but I believe it should be OK.
The query is pure SQL and does everything on the DB side, so there will not be too much traffic between the DB and the webserver process.
If unsure, you could keep a backup, then attempt your airdrop. If you have to kill the DB process, then you can always reload the backup. That’s what I’d do to be 100% safe.
I would be very much interested to hear your results.
best regards
Sure:
1. Deposits can now be assigned comments internally. This is not available in the UI. As a rule, I do not give out estimates for future releases. The development/support process is too unpredictable for me to make any predictions as things crop up all the time!
2. You can see this info if you go in your admin screens to Users -> Your Profile, or as an admin, to Users -> All Users -> (some user) -> View/Edit . This page is the WordPress user profile. It includes a section with information related to the plugin. You can turn this off for some users if you disable the
view_wallets_profilecapability.Fix: The fix you mentioned is in the same screen discussed above.
kind regards
Hello,
The recommended way to translate the plugin is detailed in the documentation under the heading “Localization”.
kind regards
Hello,
Yes, unfortunately this is the case. Some of the knockout.js templates use HTML comments that have special semantics for the knockout framework. These are comments of the form
<!-- ko: ... -->See for example “containerless control flow syntax” in https://knockoutjs.com/documentation/if-binding.htmlIf you can filter out all comments besides the ones that start with
ko:then you should be ok, but other than that, unfortunately the plugin relies on these.with regards
Hello,
No, this is not yet implemented. You can see what is implemented in the changelog. Additionally, I will post on this thread when this change is implemented.
kind regards
Hello,
No, this is not yet implemented. You can see what is implemented in the changelog. Additionally, I will post on this thread when this change is implemented.
kind regards
@jongydeleon1
1. The ordering of symbols and amounts is not controlled at the exchange level. This comes from coin adapters. I quite like the current ordering but might make this configurable at some point at the coin adapter level.
2. Yes, this is a serious error, I released a fix for that right now,
0.3.2-beta. I noticed after the release 🙂3. Exchange rates are intentionally shown without symbols as they are ratios, not amounts.
@bigblue Yes, I plan to add icons to the UIs in the future.
Hi Alex,
Here are some errors/bugs I found:
1. Coin symbols (e.g BTC) should come after the numbers – 0.1 BTC – and not before like “BTC 0.1”.
2. When a coin market is chosen, the coin symbol on “Amount” and “Filled” table columns for User History & User Orders are also changed to the currently selected coin. For example, when I choose Dogecoin market, my order history shows “DOGE” on “Amount” table.
3. Bid & Ask Prices do not show coin symbols.You should check:
1. Your
rpcallowip=statement.2. Your
rpcuser=andrpcpassword=statements, or alternatively, yourrpcauth=statement. These should match the credentials you are using to connect.Hello,
In version
0.3.1-betathe last price has been added to the market views (both the dropdown and the table)kind regards
Hi,
In version
0.3.1-betacurrency patterns are used to display amounts throughout all the UIs. Coin symbols are shown next to amounts.with regards
Version
3.6.5now handles errors arising from invalid block IDs or TXIDs silently. It only writes out an error to the logs if logging is enabled.Version
3.6.5of the parent plugin includes localization for the included librarymoment.jsthat handles times. This also affects the faucet. The language for time strings will automatically match the WordPress locale.
