[00:03:39] ok, i've disabled mobile sitenotice everywhere but testwiki [00:04:39] MaxSem, mwalker ^ [00:04:47] sehr gut [00:07:01] mwalker: do you have enough info about the prob to open a bug? [00:07:42] from what i can gather there were two problems - one device detection seems to not be working right, and siteNotice div is surrounding all the page content [00:10:51] brion: is it cool to include a stack overflow link in the comments now and again? [00:11:32] mhurd absolutely [00:11:42] brion: awesome! [00:11:42] awjr: ya; I can do that [00:11:43] references are great [00:11:54] thanks mwalker, much appreciated [00:12:06] brion: i've got the opt-out working i believe [00:12:16] jgonera: i'll take a look at that patchset shortly [00:12:21] used to have to link php bug reports all the time in workarounds :) [00:12:40] ok [00:12:44] great... pull request it and I'll look oy over [00:13:13] *it [00:13:33] brion: will do [00:19:33] [Commons-iOS] montehurd opened pull request #49: Opt out for logging (master...optOutForLogging) http://git.io/-or1bA [00:19:34] marktraceur: are you doing MC or Glen Park ? [00:29:16] brion: heading out to climb - anything look out of true thus far? [00:29:44] so far so good [00:30:12] I'll leave some comments on the request, enjoy your climb! [00:30:51] brion: sounds good! have a good night! [00:30:54] mhurd: just getting off of a call [00:31:19] tfinc: no rush! [00:43:53] jgonera: make nodecheck gives me: https://gist.github.com/awjrichards/4209c0f05f6e74649a30 [00:44:20] argh, mac users, what's wrong with your nodes? ;) [00:44:25] tehe [00:44:32] I can't see a reason why this would happen [00:44:34] jshinttests too [00:44:43] have you installed Node.js in a typical way for OS X? [00:44:51] they all fail that way, actually [00:44:52] yeah, gonna be the same for all of them [00:44:59] jeez i dont know, i dont remember [00:45:00] npm install doesn't work for you [00:45:03] no idea why [00:45:03] probably not [00:45:13] what's your Node.js version? [00:45:20] how can i tell jgonera? [00:45:31] nodejs -v [00:45:34] Arthurs-MacBook-Pro:MobileFrontend awjrichards$ node -v [00:45:34] v0.8.7 [00:45:39] hm [00:45:47] Arthurs-MacBook-Pro:MobileFrontend awjrichards$ node -v [00:45:47] v0.8.7 [00:45:47] Arthurs-MacBook-Pro:MobileFrontend awjrichards$ nodejs -v [00:45:47] -bash: nodejs: command not found [00:45:53] well, I'll have a look at it tomorrow [00:46:01] must be that nodejs is Linux/Ubuntu specific [00:46:04] some aliast or sth [00:46:16] that is annoying [00:47:05] ok, I'm done for today, see you tomorrow [00:47:12] see ya, jgonera have a good one [05:09:40] New review: Jdlrobson; "(1 comment)" [mediawiki/extensions/MobileFrontend] (master) C: -1; - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/60601 [05:11:47] Change merged: Jdlrobson; [mediawiki/extensions/MobileFrontend] (master) - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/60592 [05:21:17] New patchset: Jdlrobson; "Add watchlist star to nearby view" [mediawiki/extensions/MobileFrontend] (master) - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/58825 [05:21:30] New patchset: Jdlrobson; "Alpha: Add watchlist star to nearby view" [mediawiki/extensions/MobileFrontend] (master) - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/58825 [07:30:30] Mobile wikipedia: "read in other languages" links disappeared? [07:30:32] Is it intentional? --fireattack (talk) 07:02, 24 April 2013 (UTC) [07:30:51] I can confirm, not seeing them in plain and beta mode. only in dragons mode. [09:03:03] New patchset: Zfilipin; "Updated ffi gem" [mediawiki/extensions/MobileFrontend] (master) - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/60641 [09:10:22] New review: MaxSem; ":facepalm:" [mediawiki/extensions/MobileFrontend] (master); V: 2 C: 2; - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/60609 [09:10:47] MaxSem: hey :) [09:11:07] Change merged: jenkins-bot; [mediawiki/extensions/MobileFrontend] (master) - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/60609 [09:11:08] MaxSem: I have upgraded Zuul a minute ago. Your change 60609,1 is the first to use the new version :) [09:11:15] and it works \O/ [09:11:21] wheee [13:54:55] New patchset: Jdlrobson; "Upstream skin changes - getLanguageUrls" [mediawiki/extensions/MobileFrontend] (master) - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/59987 [14:01:54] irc's not letting me log in regularly ("nick temporarily unavailable") [14:01:56] so i'm on the webchat [14:02:00] it's... frightening [14:02:03] needs some UI lovin [14:03:07] YuviPanda: how goes it? [14:06:58] hey brion__ [14:07:40] brion__: is the iOS app in the store yet? legoktm was asking... [14:08:19] it should be now [14:08:22] :D [14:08:27] nice [14:08:35] https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/wikimedia-commons/id630901780 :D [14:09:37] now that that versions in the store i better hope my database version migration works in the real world ;) [14:09:48] heh :P [14:09:53] testing in production, etc :P [14:11:31] i need something to take a picture of! [14:12:21] is there no setting like "only download on wifi"? [14:12:40] legoktm: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:US_power_socket_faces.jpeg [14:12:49] i uploaded that while testing in the office [14:12:56] Brion then annotated it :D [14:13:17] LOL [14:15:18] short webchat timeout is short [14:15:45] legoktm: you said something about a wifi-related option before i got disconnected? [14:15:55] [09:12:21 AM] is there no setting like "only download on wifi"? [14:16:18] basically i dont really care about looking at what i already uploaded, especially when im on 4G with a limited data plan [14:17:01] :) [14:18:07] YuviPanda: can the sync provider do stuff like disable itself on slow networks? or is it low-bandwidth enough that it shouldn't be a big deal [14:18:20] i don't think it actually pulls the images until you view them right? [14:18:27] brion___: yup, it's easily doable [14:18:31] brion___: and yup, doesn't pull images [14:18:34] brion___: only pulls metadata [14:18:37] so light enouh [14:18:42] and the ones it does pull get cached to storage right? [14:18:53] yup [14:19:03] it pulls them *as* you scroll [14:19:04] so :D [14:19:06] whee [14:19:10] i don't think we need to do more there [14:19:31] man, i'm having so much fun with grid views and their relatives, i miss that in html [14:19:44] we need a good listview control for the web site [14:20:05] as someone who was doing desktop apps for a long time before going web, the web is stuck in the 80s in terms of layout [14:20:31] consitent grid basaed css frameworks are a huge improvement, but that's only because the web 'base' is so bad... [14:20:39] heh [14:20:41] I mean, they still don't have a reliable flexbo [14:20:42] x [14:20:44] * YuviPanda shakes fist [14:20:57] it's painful to be restricted because of the underlying platform's code [14:21:03] yeah, consistent flexbox model would be nice. i dare not use it now because i don't understand how it'll behave on different browsers [14:21:16] yeah, and they sortof changed the standard itself a few months back [14:21:29] heh [14:21:38] reminds me i should check and make sure srcset hasn't changed [14:21:44] haha [14:22:38] marktraceur: i swear that once my mandated jail time is over (exams) I'll actually spend some time learning parsing ad related concepts [14:23:29] s/exams/college/ [14:23:32] i read "mandated jail time" and was like wat. [14:23:35] fuuuuuuuuuuuuu [14:23:53] did they take srcset back out? or partially? it's still mentioned in http://www.w3.org/html/wg/drafts/html/master/embedded-content-0.html#the-img-element but not listed in the attributes. sigh. [14:24:09] good morning [14:24:14] i'm back to the states! [14:24:31] ooooh [14:24:37] hope i didn't miss much :) [14:24:38] they split it out to an extension standard? wtf http://www.w3.org/html/wg/drafts/srcset/w3c-srcset/ [14:24:42] hi yurik :D [14:24:57] hi brion___ [14:26:13] brion___: I think what happened to Java with the establishment of the committees is happening to HTML now [14:26:32] okay, I should really calm down now. [14:26:55] YuviPanda: no, that was XHTML -- committee hell that never went anywhere [14:26:58] legoktm: i've the superpower of whining constantly about how horrible college is. [14:27:19] i'm actually much happier with html5 these days, the browser vendors at least are moving on things and driving most of it [14:27:28] I hate classes, but loooove the internet. [14:27:44] i don't think 'hate' does it justice, however. [14:27:50] "Wikimedia: we try not to make you drop out of college, but you might." [14:27:58] STAY IN SCHOOL KIDS [14:28:09] it's like, do you 'hate' poverty? Disease? War? [14:28:25] I think 'drives you into dispair' is a more accurate description [14:28:40] hey, for various definition of 'school' :) [14:28:57] If could get a guaranteed job I'd be out of here in a flash. The problem is I can't until I graduate from college :x [14:30:15] I *think* I've a job :P [14:35:31] wtf how do i add a limit to my content provider query? [14:35:42] or do i just stop reading the cursor when i get to where i want to stop? :P [14:36:33] I think so [14:36:35] (the latter I mean) [14:36:43] hey jdlrobson - are you on a plane? [14:37:11] MaxSem: just having a coffee before i grab my taxi [14:37:21] not sure if this plane will have wifi.. it hasn't told me it will :) [14:37:22] oh [14:37:33] MaxSem: looks like i broke languages :-S [14:37:35] YuviPanda: sounds icky... but i'll do that for now i guess [14:37:38] sooo... we've got a lang links screwup [14:37:43] yup [14:37:48] see my mail? [14:37:48] well, don't think of contentproviders as SQL Databases! [14:37:55] yes, we both knew what to talk about:) [14:38:03] we're using those in the underlying fashion but that's not the interface they expose. so no limits :P [14:38:17] jdlrobson, I guess an emergency deployment would be appropriate [14:38:34] brion___: the interface to a contentprovider is an URI, so you can implemnet limits by parsing the URI if you want [14:38:42] brion___: there's even a class that lets you do URI matching [14:38:46] brion___: but we don't really need that [14:38:48] * jdlrobson guesses so too especially with the central notice unclosed div [14:39:10] YuviPanda: mmmm, yes. i could pass a special uri to ask for 'gimme the last 8 items' or something [14:39:16] MaxSem: does anything about https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/59987/ look wrong to you? [14:39:17] but eek, don't! [14:39:19] and then stick the limit in the sql :P [14:39:22] jdlrobson, CN has other problems so I'd rather restrict ourselves to one fix [14:39:24] brion___: the SQL is a cursor [14:39:29] so it shouldn't really affect things, n o? [14:39:32] *no [14:39:45] YuviPanda: well, i don't know if it buffers the query or whatever... [14:40:02] MaxSem: the unclosed div could be quite problematic though on certain older browsers [14:40:11] brion___: let's stick to it for now and we'll profile later :) [14:40:15] in php that'd be a big piece of crap by default because it would pull everything into a buffer, then you iterate through the buffer [14:40:15] most modern ones can deal with that but not so sure about all those older phones out there..! [14:40:15] ok [14:40:20] do we display it even if notices are disabled? [14:40:24] yup [14:40:27] woops gotta find my usb cable [14:40:29] oh [14:40:33] argggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh [14:40:33] no we don't sorry [14:40:40] phew:) [14:40:40] yeh so we can just turn that off [14:40:46] which will make life easier [14:40:49] is it turned off? [14:41:04] it was as far as i remember [14:41:12] * jdlrobson checks [14:41:23] yep it's off [14:41:23] sweet [14:41:23] brion___: oh, no it's not going to fetch everything into Memory :) [14:41:41] brion___: if it did ragesoss opening the app should've crashed his phone consistently ;P [14:41:44] if there were jcmish around, I would've attempted a push right now [14:41:47] so yeh MaxSem if we can get https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/59987/9 merged in some form job done [14:41:55] MaxSem: she's on email so i could poke her [14:42:04] please do:) [14:42:13] MaxSem: done [14:42:36] MaxSem: although that fix requires a core change as well. [14:42:48] i can quickly try knocking something up for the short term if you prefer [14:43:00] not the first time we've had to backport:) [14:43:20] MaxSem: so the core change isn't a problem? [14:43:22] but yeah, just plugging that overwrite would be even cooler! [14:43:32] YuviPanda: excellent... that's what testers are for :D [14:43:45] less stuff to deploy, less chances of a fail [14:43:53] :) [14:44:09] ok i'll have a quick look [14:44:29] hey YuviPanda, what happens if we install on a device with no camera? does the 'take photo' button disappear or disable itself? [14:44:35] i'll have to try it on my old kindle fire sometime [14:44:51] nah, it'll probably just crash :P [14:44:56] heh [14:45:17] brion___: it uses an intent, so it'll send out a 'can someone take a picture for me please?' intent request [14:45:21] will probably match nothing and die [14:45:39] k i'll make a note to test it, fire's back at the office and i'm at home today [14:45:45] :D [14:48:29] New patchset: Jdlrobson; "Bug 47597: Languages: Don't set to empty list" [mediawiki/extensions/MobileFrontend] (master) - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/60664 [14:48:30] so MaxSem this should fix it in short term ^ [14:49:01] Change merged: MaxSem; [mediawiki/extensions/MobileFrontend] (master) - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/60664 [14:49:12] awesome [14:50:36] so i need to grab a taxi in next 20 minutes [14:50:41] i've poked jcmish but no sign of her yet [14:50:59] MaxSem: any reason you want to wait for her? should just be a case of applying it and checking languages appear :) [14:51:34] yeah, with this minimum fix I'm confident enough. already conococting a cherrypick [14:52:02] brion___: oh, also - do patrol the mobile-feedback-l too :) it has incoming commons feedback from inside the app [14:52:04] sweet [14:52:06] (wheni 'm gone that is ) [14:52:11] i just replied to a few from tehre now [14:52:11] New patchset: MaxSem; "Bug 47597: Languages: Don't set to empty list" [mediawiki/extensions/MobileFrontend] (production) - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/60665 [14:53:01] YuviPanda: No worries - I'll be happy to lend you a hand with diving into Parsoid if you'd like :) [14:53:07] Change merged: jenkins-bot; [mediawiki/extensions/MobileFrontend] (production) - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/60665 [14:53:17] marktraceur: :) thank you [14:53:34] hmm i'm not sure that sort order is going through [14:54:03] but i see it being passed through... [14:54:06] oh fuck i see [14:54:10] i'm not updating the last-used timestamp [14:56:13] brion___: :D [14:56:50] yesssss something worked \o/ [14:59:11] jdlrobson: MaxSem here [14:59:27] jcmish, I'm deploying a fix in a minute [14:59:34] MaxSem: k [15:01:49] YuviPanda: how many recent items should i pull? 8? 10? 20? [15:01:57] 20 seems good [15:02:02] but we really should put search there brion___ [15:02:07] hmm [15:02:07] also [15:02:15] YuviPanda: well how'd search work on that exactly? [15:02:23] start typing [15:02:30] one asynctask looks into contentprovider [15:02:32] populates that [15:02:34] those items already turn up from the live search...? [15:02:36] ahhhhh [15:02:37] another asynctask gets web [15:02:41] appends to it [15:02:51] so if you've already used the cat [15:02:52] Wikidata and Mobile Frontend seem to be friendly to each other! [15:02:53] it'll be much faster [15:03:13] brion___: it shouldn't be too hard, since it's only prefix search. [15:03:20] so once the web lookup is done it should look the same as it does now [15:03:23] just a bit of synchronization needed to avoid duplicates but that's easily solveable [15:03:33] just you'll get faster results from the local lookup [15:03:36] yup [15:03:38] and it'll work offline :) [15:03:39] and we can keep the local results on top [15:03:43] That too! [15:03:43] ok i can do that i think [15:03:46] whee [15:05:18] our app is the 2nd result when I search for "Wikimedia Commons" in the app store. :/ [15:05:34] ragesoss: the first is a broken app built as a result of a contest from the WMF 2 years back [15:05:49] jcmish, deployed to 1.22wmf2 eg enwiki [15:06:01] k thanks [15:06:30] I see it back on testwiki [15:07:37] ragesoss: fired off an email to mobile-tech about that [15:07:46] iOS app is totally unresponsive after login. I guess it's pulling in my uploads? [15:07:49] pragunbhutani: ooo, works fine? [15:07:54] brion___: ^ [15:08:06] hmm [15:08:23] ragesoss: does it continue after a few seconds? [15:08:25] responsive now. [15:08:25] or is it just stuck [15:08:27] YuviPanda: Breaks in a few places, but definitely looks promising! [15:08:28] yay [15:08:31] it lasted about 20 or 30 seconds [15:08:35] not bad [15:08:37] i'll have to work on that... might be inserting things sslloowwllyy [15:08:39] then it went back to the login screen. [15:08:44] brion___: he has a few thousand of those :P [15:08:48] (contributions0 [15:08:49] ) [15:08:56] YuviPanda: I'm going to take a few screenshots to share on my wikitech-i thread and then set up a localtunnel [15:09:02] for others to see [15:09:04] ah nice :) [15:09:09] then when I pressed login again (it still had my password), it was responsive and showed some uploads [15:09:17] the web api lookup is async but i think the inserts to the db are on the main thread. :P [15:09:35] good work MaxSem [15:09:36] MaxSem: jdlrobson see it back in beta, alpha and regular en [15:09:41] seeing the results :) [15:09:42] the uploads it shows are not recent, though, brion. [15:09:53] ragesoss: can you drop a quick bug into bugzilla that first-load performance is awful with a large number of items? [15:10:04] might be that it's freaking out with such a huge number and didn't store them all [15:10:31] brion___: it starts with the oldest uploads. this is the opposite of Android. [15:10:36] brion___: android happily throws exceptions a lot of times when you try to do blocking things on the main thread ;) [15:11:07] i'll have to google around, see if i can find hints on using CoreData with background threads [15:11:09] brion___: bugzilla, will do [15:11:19] sweet i'm gonna grab a plane [15:11:24] lots of exciting things to build on my flight :) [15:11:32] ha [15:11:36] see jdlrobson [15:11:39] ragesoss: the display should show you your most recent items at top... but it's possible it's doing the initial query backwards, i'll have to double-check [15:12:03] i might be overcomplicating a certain story that's 5 points into an 8 in the process.. ;-) [15:12:10] brion___: right now it shows my oldest 500. [15:12:22] ragesoss: oh have you registered for the ios beta? i'll probably want to send you more builds before we get them into the store :) [15:12:25] it says it's refreshing, but it's been working for several minutes. [15:12:39] brion___: I tried, but it never worked. [15:12:40] ok you are definitely my new stress-test case. ;) [15:12:45] i'll have to make a bot and just upload a bunch of crap [15:13:20] about 5 minutes now, still refreshing with nothing showing but the initial 500. [15:14:10] hah, that pull to refresh stretch animation is hilarious! [15:14:24] brion___: so for the Android app I tested this by simply setting the API limit to 5 :P [15:14:40] so to even get my ~300 uploads to testwiki, it had to make 20 reqs [15:14:48] ragesoss: that's a standard ios control now :D it's delightful though [15:15:53] YuviPanda: 300/5 = 60 [15:15:55] thedj[work]: language fix deployed. [15:16:08] hmmm [15:16:12] I don't know how I arrived at 20 [15:16:20] ragesoss: lemme see if we can get you registered for the beta so i can send you a more recent build once we've fixed the data import [15:16:57] ragesoss: try going to http://testflightapp.com/join/b1a2a80c3a53dc30691503e6cc0a98c7-MTYyNTU3/ it should offer a signup. then log into testflightapp.com on the ios device and hit the 'connect' button [15:17:09] it should, in theory, send me your device id so i can make the next build work for you [15:17:22] if I [15:17:33] if I've done that before, should it be good to go? [15:18:09] ragesoss: what name are you registered under? lemme check if it's got you in there [15:18:19] Sage Ross [15:18:28] New review: Cmcmahon; "maintenance" [mediawiki/extensions/MobileFrontend] (master); V: 2 C: 2; - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/60641 [15:18:29] Change merged: Cmcmahon; [mediawiki/extensions/MobileFrontend] (master) - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/60641 [15:19:22] ragesoss: oddly enough i don't see you, let's walk through the steps in case something didn't register properly [15:20:10] I hate how gmail doesn't always let you see which of your email addresses you *received* a message with. [15:20:33] like, if it's a mailing list or other situation where the recipient is not in the header [15:21:05] * brion___ shakes fist at the google gods [15:21:16] brion___: just did the signup [15:21:29] I've already got testflight on my phone, logged in to that account. [15:21:34] anything else? [15:22:22] ragesoss: does it offer to 'connect'? [15:23:11] brion___: no. [15:23:19] hrm [15:23:51] i hate testflight's developer dashboard ui, it's hard to find anything :P [15:24:12] brion___: yeah, let's go back to sending ipas by hand :P [15:24:14] I think I'm connected already. [15:24:30] heh [15:24:42] ragesoss: ok then we should just need to get you on the team for the app testing, lemme find the right link [15:24:51] the app says my name and phone model, just with no apps. [15:25:46] ragesoss: try http://testflightapp.com/install/463e6449eeb271cc741acbfc39afbc25-NDYwNDk2NQ/ see if that prompts you to join or just says 'no can't install' [15:26:33] if that doesn't do it... try http://testflightapp.com/join/b1a2a80c3a53dc30691503e6cc0a98c7-MTYyNTU3/ [15:26:38] jesus these urls are horrible to copy by hand [15:26:49] not very... mobile-friendly :P [15:27:20] reconnecting device, installing profile [15:27:24] YuviPanda: oh while i've got you here -- what should the initial display look like? right now we either show the explanatory notice *or* the cat list [15:27:41] show the note if cat list is empty [15:27:50] so it works for the first time, and that's enough [15:27:52] i think [15:27:54] problem is this phone isn't linked to my email. [15:27:54] ah that'll do [15:28:10] urgh [15:28:31] "New Recruit: Sage Ross" [15:28:34] that's a good sign :D [15:28:50] and it's got a device id, so i'll set you up [15:28:50] \o/ [15:30:23] okay, got an email [15:30:35] opening the email is the only way to install? [15:30:46] or will it also get pushed straight through the app eventually? [15:31:11] this build is not available for this device [15:31:18] ragesoss: i think it'll show up on testflight.com -- but i have to make a new build first [15:31:22] testflightapp.com rather [15:31:33] it's crazy, i have to sign the build with a list of devices [15:31:36] apple :P [15:32:09] holy shit. they really don't like open source style development, do they? [15:32:19] ragesoss: they don't like developers in general, really [15:32:51] seriously [15:32:56] I mean, you get plenty of people going 'I <3 iOS' [15:33:04] I'm yet to hear anyone going 'I <3 XCode!' [15:33:10] or 'I <3 iTunes Connect!' [15:33:17] or even 'I <3 Developing for iOS!' [15:33:18] xcode's not half bad. itunes connect? piece of shit :) [15:33:40] coming from vim (and later intellij) XCode is horrible horrible horrible ;P [15:35:57] [Commons-iOS] brion pushed 1 new commit to master: http://git.io/2LeB4Q [15:35:57] Commons-iOS/master 2a2bc63 Brion Vibber: bump version to 1.0.2 [15:36:19] aha! [15:36:44] the app left memory before successfully pulling in another 500 uploads the first time. [15:37:02] but this time I did refresh and eventually got newer uploads. [15:37:28] brion___: when you feel it is time, add a watchlist notice, etc to the iOS app too :) [15:38:05] shows 999 photos now. [15:38:28] takes forever to scroll through that many to the bottom, though. [15:39:01] is there a way to grab the slider and go straight to the bottom like on Android? or some other way to scroll more quickly through a really long list? [15:39:20] I see that scrolling speed is pretty adaptive, but still it takes a lot of swipes. [15:40:33] ragesoss: ok see if it'll install now. mostly minor changes have landed so it'll still have most of the same problems [15:40:40] but if you can install that, we can send you new versions :D [15:41:22] yeah, just plain scrolling won't be nice enough for really long lists like yours. i'll see about a thumb or something [15:41:54] hey valeriej|away :) [15:41:58] i know that can be done on a tableview, not sure about on a collectionview [15:42:32] it's working, I think [15:42:32] Hey, YuviPanda! [15:42:40]