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ArthurClemens - 07 Sep 2006
Thanks Arthur for contributing the extension, I almost missed it!
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PeterThoeny - 30 Sep 2006
All users are urged to download version 1.1 of
BehaviourContrib: this brings a major speed enhancement for Windows Explorer users. Most notably on long pages with Twisties or attachments with a show/hide link.
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ArthurClemens - 08 Mar 2007
I'm using
TWiki-4.0.4-3, Wed, 06 Jul 2006, build 10807
. I tried installing
BehaviourContrib v1.1 I then tried the "TWiki Web Home" example link on my new
BehaviourContrib page. It didn't work. I did get a pop-up window, but it reads "Attention",
The "TWiki/WebHomenull" web does not exist
I think the
BehaviourContrib page should include more test cases so that one could have confidence that it works. I don't know javascript and I don't know
behaviour.js
, so I'm not in a position to do it.
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TroyGoodson - 04 May 2007
Troy, what browser are you using?
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ArthurClemens - 04 May 2007
load
BehaviourContrib ASAP. as it is, using
NatSkin, it loads
after the other scripts, so they cease to function since they complain of "cannot find behaviour" (unsure if it's B or b), then Twisty doesn't work, and havoc ensues :P. to make it load ASAP, i inserted it into page.nat.tmpl near the top, under the <link /> elements (C&P from the Contrib's page, the <script> mentioned on that page).
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SimonRaven - 13 Oct 2007
RussOchsner posted a security notice to the
TWikiSecurityMailingList that
ClamAV declared
BehaviourContrib as infected by a virus. Thank you Russ for following the documented process on notifying us of potential issues. It turned out that this was a false alarm caused by the obfuscated Javascript code in this contrib.
This contrib could be shipped with non-compressed Javascript. Are there noticable implications in performance if we do that?
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PeterThoeny - 19 Apr 2008
JeffreyGrace alerted the
TWikiSecurityMailingList that CA etrust AV detected a JS/MS06-014 exploit in
BehaviourContrib:
>
The JS/MS06-014!exploit was detected in C:\DOCUMENTS AND SETTINGS
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\LOCKEG\LOCAL SETTINGS\TEMPORARY INTERNET FILES\CONTENT.IE5\007WW4Z4
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\BEHAVIOUR.COMPRESSED[1].JS.
This is a false alarm.
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PeterThoeny - 23 Jan 2009