The best way might be just to do both, with the theme first. Ideally, something like this
Upbeat Sci-Fi - "Malloga Ballinga" by professorlamp.wav
That being said, naming files like that is pretty tedious, so maybe it's something OGA could do on our end. How would people feel if OGA did a little bit of filename munging?
What I'm hoping is that these changes will make it so that the vast majority of the ones I have to sift through are in good faith. I'm going to try moderating some accounts this evening and report back.
I've optimized the query a bit to figure out which users are in need of approval, and I've narrowed it down to less than 300 accounts. Worse than I'd hoped, but a lot more manageable regardless. Other people will pop up in the queue if they ever, ya know, access the site again. :)
I might take you up on that once I fix the queue to only show people who have actually accessed the site after first creating their profile. A lot of people create drive-by profiles and never come back. If someone makes a profile and never looks at the site again, they won't really be around to care if their profile is visible or not. :)
The short answer about why this happened is that there's a weird bug somewhere in the system (my guess is it's probably is a double form submit issue combined with a race condition) that causes duplicate items to be created that for some reason believe that they share the same URL alias (even though they don't). It's fairly rare and it would probably be difficult to hunt down and fix, so it's a fairly low priority at the moment. I can't even delete them unless I manually change the URL alias first, which is something that would be insecure to give everyone access to.
Anyway, sorry for the inconvenience. Let me know if it happens again.
I am, although I'm going to have to end up writing at least some custom code.
Specifically, there's a drupal plugin I'm using called Display Suite, which is responsible for formatting search results. Right now, I can hook into solr with display suite, but only in a very basic way that doesn't allow me to create multiple search interfaces for different types of posts (art, forum posts, blog posts, etc), so I'm going to have to code around that. Most likely I'll just do it the short way and write up some OGA-specific code rather than writing a generalized Drupal plugin for it. However, if you know someone with the time and inclination to undertake such a task, I'd be happy to explain the issue in more detail and help out however I can. :)
Ah, that happens sometimes and I'm not sure what to do about it. The short answer is no, but I can get rid of it for you. Which one do you want to keep?
The best way might be just to do both, with the theme first. Ideally, something like this
Upbeat Sci-Fi - "Malloga Ballinga" by professorlamp.wav
That being said, naming files like that is pretty tedious, so maybe it's something OGA could do on our end. How would people feel if OGA did a little bit of filename munging?
So, turns out my filter is getting some false negatives that I can't quite figure out at the moment, but it's time to stop working on it for the day.
At least, the 300 or so accounts that did remain in the approval queue were all legit except for one, so it was a pretty solid heuristic.
What I'm hoping is that these changes will make it so that the vast majority of the ones I have to sift through are in good faith. I'm going to try moderating some accounts this evening and report back.
I've optimized the query a bit to figure out which users are in need of approval, and I've narrowed it down to less than 300 accounts. Worse than I'd hoped, but a lot more manageable regardless. Other people will pop up in the queue if they ever, ya know, access the site again. :)
I might take you up on that once I fix the queue to only show people who have actually accessed the site after first creating their profile. A lot of people create drive-by profiles and never come back. If someone makes a profile and never looks at the site again, they won't really be around to care if their profile is visible or not. :)
Done. :)
The short answer about why this happened is that there's a weird bug somewhere in the system (my guess is it's probably is a double form submit issue combined with a race condition) that causes duplicate items to be created that for some reason believe that they share the same URL alias (even though they don't). It's fairly rare and it would probably be difficult to hunt down and fix, so it's a fairly low priority at the moment. I can't even delete them unless I manually change the URL alias first, which is something that would be insecure to give everyone access to.
Anyway, sorry for the inconvenience. Let me know if it happens again.
I am, although I'm going to have to end up writing at least some custom code.
Specifically, there's a drupal plugin I'm using called Display Suite, which is responsible for formatting search results. Right now, I can hook into solr with display suite, but only in a very basic way that doesn't allow me to create multiple search interfaces for different types of posts (art, forum posts, blog posts, etc), so I'm going to have to code around that. Most likely I'll just do it the short way and write up some OGA-specific code rather than writing a generalized Drupal plugin for it. However, if you know someone with the time and inclination to undertake such a task, I'd be happy to explain the issue in more detail and help out however I can. :)
No problem. This is another one of those things I'm going to have to address sooner rather than later.
I haven't actually seen this happen before, and I don't know why it would. If it happens again, leave it as-is and I'll take a look at it.
Ah, that happens sometimes and I'm not sure what to do about it. The short answer is no, but I can get rid of it for you. Which one do you want to keep?
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