Vermis - new open source issue tracker in PHP

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cepa
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Re: Vermis - new open source issue tracker in PHP

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hmm, actually you're right, I will add an issue about having a config variable that enables captcha :)
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Re: Vermis - new open source issue tracker in PHP

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Another feature I'd like to see is "remember me". It's a bit annoying to have to log in multiple times a day.
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will do :)
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Re: Vermis - new open source issue tracker in PHP

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Another thing. In the issue list, it would be really nice if when you set it to order by Status, that instead of ordering them alphabetically, order them logically. Like this:
[text]In Progress
Opened
Resolved
Closed[/text]
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Re: Vermis - new open source issue tracker in PHP

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And instead of Updated at in this format: "2011-03-02 03:33:27", something more meaningful to the brain.

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<time datetime="2011-03-02T03:33:27-08:00" title="2011-03-02 03:33:27pm">Twenty minutes ago.</time>
I tried to find the location where the appropriate code would go, but couldn't. Let me know where it is and I'll create a patch :)
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