[02:09:10] <preilly>	Myra: ping
[02:09:32] <Myra>	preilly: Hi. :-)
[02:09:34] <preilly>	Myra: why does the login form code look scary to you?
[02:09:50] <Myra>	I don't know much about PHP, but I'd think that the form would use HTMLForm.
[02:10:11] <preilly>	Myra: okay, so that is your only issue?
[02:10:14] <Myra>	The EOF bit looked scary.
[02:10:31] <preilly>	Myra: the heredoc syntax?
[02:10:32] <Myra>	Well, I didn't read it very closely, but I'd try to re-use as much login code from core as possible.
[02:10:45] <Myra>	Liek core already has a login form. So I'm not sure why you'd write one at all.
[02:11:00] <Myra>	EOT, sorry.
[02:11:01] <preilly>	Myra: it needed to look different
[02:11:48] <Myra>	Well, form vs. function. Looking differnet should be a CSS thing. :-)
[02:11:48] <Myra>	<<<EOT
[02:11:50] <Myra>	+			<form name="userlogin" method="post" action="{$action}">
[02:11:53] <Myra>	I don't think MediaWiki generally uses that kind of syntax.
[02:11:58] <Myra>	It usually passes to $wgOut or something for escaping, I think?
[02:12:03] <Myra>	HTMLForm also has built-in escaping.
[02:12:09] <Myra>	I wasn't quite sure if your code escaped all input/output properly, but I don't really feel like testing. :P
[02:12:17] <Myra>	Maybe it's easy to install the extension, though...
[02:13:02] <preilly>	Myra: okay, thanks for the feedback
[02:13:15] <Myra>	Ideologically, it's a big step for mobile to support non-read actions.
[02:13:23] <Myra>	But I assume that was already discussed.
[02:13:38] <Myra>	No problem.
[18:00:52] <MikeOscar>	Hi, does anyone know why [[mw:Extension:Narayam]] is active by default in Commons for English users?
[18:01:08] <MikeOscar>	http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Narayam
[18:02:47] <Reedy>	It shouldn't be
[18:03:07] <Reedy>	Works fine for me
[18:04:43] <MikeOscar>	My language in Commons is English but I see a new tool next to my user name on top, "Input Method" on mouse hover it says "Control Narayam Input Method Editor (IME)" isn't it Extension:Narayam?
[18:05:00] <Reedy>	Indeed
[18:05:36] <MikeOscar>	But you don't see it in Commons?
[18:05:43] <Reedy>	Nope, not on en or en-gb
[18:05:46] <Reedy>	Hard refresh?
[18:06:34] <MikeOscar>	didn't work, let me check another browser.
[18:08:53] <MikeOscar>	Reedy, it seems it only loads on old secure ulr https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/wiki/
[18:08:55] <MikeOscar>	In the new https and http it's fine.
[18:09:33] <MikeOscar>	Perhaps I should update my bookmarks :)
[18:14:55] <RoanKattouw>	MikeOscar: I just visited secure as an anon and didn't see Narayam
[18:16:29] <MikeOscar>	I'm logged in,
[18:18:23] <MikeOscar>	RoanKattouw, since the new https started to work, I'm still using some old bookmarks for secure url, is it safe? or should I update all of them to https?
[18:18:48] <RoanKattouw>	You should use the new https
[18:19:11] <RoanKattouw>	I'm not sure how secure or insecure the old secure.wm.o gateway is, but it's gonna go away at some point anyway
[18:19:21] <RoanKattouw>	(we'll keep URL redirects though)
[18:21:26] <MikeOscar>	Thanks you all, bye.
[18:21:44] <MikeOscar>	thank*
[20:55:26] <Bryan>	evenin'
[20:55:28] <Bryan>	what
[20:55:40] <Bryan>	what's the current planning for VipsScaler deployment
[20:55:42] <Bryan>	?
[20:57:04] <Reedy>	It was supposed to have been earlier this week
[20:57:13] <Reedy>	But the bugzilla issues took quite a lot of Tims tim
[20:57:14] <Reedy>	e
[21:11:39] <hashar>	Bryan: hey ;))
[21:11:44] <Bryan>	hey
[21:11:56] <hashar>	Bryan: how much do you like the jquery.ucompare plugin for vips testing? :)
[21:12:12] <hashar>	while you are around. I noticed vips alter colors when using sharpening
[21:12:24] <hashar>	didn't log a bug report though :/
[21:12:49] <Bryan>	it's nice, but the code really is a mess
[21:12:59] <Bryan>	no comments whatsoever, cryptic variable names, etc.
[21:13:03] <hashar>	yeah
[21:13:13] <hashar>	I will probably end up forking it somewhere on github
[21:13:20] <Bryan>	well, sharpening does change the colors, that's the whole point of it
[21:13:25] <hashar>	ahhh
[21:14:02] <Bryan>	though normally you'd use a very small sharpening value, like 0.4, so the colors do not change too much
[21:16:06] <hashar>	so that is working as expected :p