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Sounds like you guys have been busy, great work here Tom!

What about changing the title of our submissions?

You had fixed this Tom, with my 'Chapter 4' thing, but it's... reverted back to what it was.

Strangely enough, despite unpublishing and deleting several projects, they still show up on my page; even after clearing my browser cookies, and even if I'm logged out. (I thought, maybe I could still see them when I was logged in because they were still in the one-week trash bin. Or something. I don't know.)

Being able to remove stuff is great. I still have issues making edits to several different submissions of mine (thumbnail, tag, etc). Submit button does not work and neither does the publish option in those movies. Also issues with revenue totals still.

FINALLY!!!!!!!!!!

At 8/20/12 07:12 PM, PsychoGoldfish wrote:

At 8/20/12 06:08 PM, Zachary wrote:

At 8/20/12 05:35 PM, TomFulp wrote: BTW everyone thank PsychoGoldfish!

I liked him better when he was cooking food

great segwey to a shameless self promotion!

GO VISIT MY SHINY NEW FOOD BLOG AT ICOOKATHOME.NET!!!!

is this real

Apart from the most immediately noticeable, visual facelift, the redesign has improved the overall project managing ux a lot, and the un-publish/delete functions were needed additions as well. As a matter of fact just a few days ago, on clock day, I was wondering where can I delete projects! I was thinking that there has to be one, but then decided I can search for it later. Well, now, less than one week later, it's there! :)

By the way, about the opposite situation, when updating a published game, it seemed to me that the
"Make Live?This will automatically publish your changes!"
option doesn't work properly. On clock day, I tried to use that a few times, but it didn't affect the publication. It didn't seem like a cache related thing either, as on each of the times the changes were immediately there after I used the "Publish changes" button.

At 8/21/12 12:40 AM, Bees wrote:

At 8/20/12 07:12 PM, PsychoGoldfish wrote:

At 8/20/12 06:08 PM, Zachary wrote:

At 8/20/12 05:35 PM, TomFulp wrote: BTW everyone thank PsychoGoldfish!

I liked him better when he was cooking food

great segwey to a shameless self promotion!

GO VISIT MY SHINY NEW FOOD BLOG AT ICOOKATHOME.NET!!!!

is this real

Why wouldn't it be? Just check the "About me":
So far I have been fortunate enough to share my art and programming abilities with the world, thanks largely to the community at Newgrounds.com", but I really hadnâEUTMt found an outlet to share my passion for food. Until now.

At 8/20/12 10:16 PM, RampantMusik wrote: Strangely enough, despite unpublishing and deleting several projects, they still show up on my page; even after clearing my browser cookies, and even if I'm logged out. (I thought, maybe I could still see them when I was logged in because they were still in the one-week trash bin. Or something. I don't know.)

Yea I'm having the exact same thing. I tried clearing my cache too, but it's still there.

Maybe the publishing button was just a joke? Like they added it, but thought it'd be really funny to make it not do anything.... Because if they did, that's hilarious.

At 8/21/12 04:33 AM, TomFulp wrote:

At 8/21/12 01:07 AM, JeffersonTD wrote: By the way, about the opposite situation, when updating a published game, it seemed to me that the
"Make Live?This will automatically publish your changes!"
option doesn't work properly. On clock day, I tried to use that a few times, but it didn't affect the publication. It didn't seem like a cache related thing either, as on each of the times the changes were immediately there after I used the "Publish changes" button.

Did the changes end up happening later or did they never happen at all? If they took a bit to update it could have been page caching on our webservers, where content view pages doesn't always update instantly.

Well, I tried resending it through that dialogue a couple of times and it didn't change, whereas using the "Publish changes" button, it was pretty much immediate. This happened a couple of times on clockday or the day after, and as I now tried to reproduce it, it occurred again.

I didn't wait for long though. The timespan here was a couple of minutes at max, so in that sense it could be that web server caching thing. On the other hand, if it was just about caching on your web servers, wouldn't it then have the same delay also when using "Publish changes"?

Tom, PLEASE extend the character-limit on the titles of the tracks.
Why did you decrease it to even LESS characters than before?

That's great! Do we get to keep the score and reviews if we re-publish the submission? Will it go through under judgement again?

At 8/20/12 07:12 PM, PsychoGoldfish wrote: Cooking stuff

That looks greasy as fuck.

And delicious

great update, unlike youtube newgrounds gets better with every update, long live newgrounds

Wow I don't even care

This is the first step
numerous other things need to be done

How about a feature that gives you a total number of page views for all your movie/game submissions?

THANKS TOM FOR REVIVING MY SOULLESS SPIRIT.