Since they're global, it doesn't seem to make sense that they're reloaded every time you navigate to a different page.
Would save a few reflows if they were persistent like the navbar.
You would need to make a plugin to listen for a socket event, and in the widget js send the needed data to verify the request server-side. After adjusting the reputation and sending the new rep back, you probably want to make a db key to record the last action taken, such as how core uses pid:x:upvote
error: Your local changes to the following files would be overwritten by merge:
public/templates/footer.tpl
@pablo_macaluso - Read the errors carefully - git is telling you exactly what is wrong!
If the language seems cryptic, google it, don't just blindly assume linux commands worked
@julian thanks, but I have tried to listen to the hook, and the callback in the action:ajaxify.contentLoaded listener excute even ealier than the callback in $(document).ready ,why is that...
