Re: Yes, particularly Glade3

Moving this over to the php-gtk-webmaster list, since that’s the more appropriate place for this conversation. :-) Responses in-line below… > On Jul 13, 2015, at 4:24 PM, gagemorgan@outlook.com wrote: > > Hey, Ben, > > Just got back from the Adventure of the Seas, not going any further than that. But yeah, I > could submit it there. How do you get karma for web-gtk? I have a working prototype of the php.net > <http://php.net/> site on my laptop, and I tried getting it to > run on an actual website, but it fails to work and gives errors on an actual server. But it does > work perfectly if you run it locally at localhost:8080. I'm a bit baffled by that, but if it > gets working on a server, it will hopefully look the way I intended it to. You get karma for gtk-web just like you get karma for any PHP project. Please read here: http://php.net/git-php.php <http://php.net/git-php.php> It will significantly help if you have already submitted several pull requests that have been accepted, so I recommend you do that first. > Also, do the changes to the gtk-web repo appear live on gtk.php.net > <http://gtk.php.net/>? If not, where is this website actually > reflected from? Once changes are accepted to the repository, they will go live soon after. There are automated processes running that handle this, which is why PHP infrastructure folks are picky about who gets access to push to web repositories.