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Now, changes can be remotely pushed to the central repository and updated using the Admin panel.
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Many SQL queries were using the function addslashes() to escape their content. They have been replaced with the more secure
mysql_real_escape_string() function.
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The [thumb] bbcode takes the content and creates a thumbnail of it. The thumbnail fits perfectly inside the post bubble and is wrapped with a link to
the original image.
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I decided that, because I use the :) emoticon so often, I might as well replace it with an actual image. I've added a Smiley parsing system to
complement the BBCode parsing one.
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I don't know, a lot of stuffses happened that I don't quite remember anymore. Goodness, that's not good.
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As previously seen in the 24 Ways post, there was a strange BBCode parsing glitch caused by a few circumstances. There had to be a BBCode tag that
had a parametered definition and a non-parametered definition. Both had to appear in the same post and the parametered had to appear before the
non-parametered.
Because the Four Island BBCode parsing system parses non-parametered tags first, it finds the opening tag of the non-parametered tag first, but when
it tries to find the closing tag, because it is searching from the beginning of the tag, it finds the closing tag of the parametered tag. This causes
strange things to happen.
This has been fixed by forcing the parsing system to start searching for the closing tag after the position where the starting tag is.
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Previously, Four Island posted a blog, and then searched through the table looking for it so it could retrieve its ID. Now, the "mysql_insert_id()"
function is used instead.
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To be able to test for Internet Explorer troubles, the dependency on the bbcode PECL module had to be dropped, and so it has been. Hopefully this
BBCode module works.
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Previously, the tag cloud excluded tags which weren't used for "published" posts, but when counting the ones that were, it also counted any instances
of the tag in other types of posts. This has now been fixed.
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It was incorrectly fixed last time, but this time should be right.
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The pending post automatic poster was accidentally not posting the tags
that go along with the posts because it was not updated when the new tag
system came out.
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This new tag system has a seperate table for tags. This way, a tag cloud can be made much more easily than if using the previous system.
This changeset requires manual maintinence.
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A mantainence has been created in the config table so that when it is on, users other than the localhost only see a temporarily down message, while
localhost can still access Four Island. This will be useful during times when changes in this repository do things that require the database schema
to be changed or scripts to be run, such as the previous three changesets.
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Because pingbacks just aren't comments, they shouldn't be stored in the comments table. So, a new table has been created for them and the blog post
view pages have been accomodated to show them at the bottom just like the related posts are shown.
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Previously, the blogging engine only allowed for three tags per post, and it also stored each in seperate fields. Now, all tags are stored in one
field and there can be more than three. The only functionality that has been removed because of this is that now, on archive pages, tags are not
shown next to the current month's posts as they used to be, because the Four Island templating system does not yet support sub-blocks of sub-blocks.
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Saturday is Four Island's weekly poll day, so normal articles should not be posted on that day.
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phpsvnclient.php was previously used to interface the Four Island Subversion Repositories so changesets could be seen via the RSS feed, but not only
not many people want this in their RSS feed, and the people that did could get a seperate feed, but Four Island no longer uses Subversion, instead it
uses the better, distributive Mercurial.
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The hit counter previously saved all IP addresses to a folder in the root directory called "ipdetails.txt". This is seriously unnecessary as Apache
keeps it's own logs and Four Island already stores tracking data (for popularity) in it's database.
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Previously, for about two weeks (while Four Island was down), Four Island used a threaded commenting system with comment titles (yes, like Slashdot).
I quickly grew tired of this and was too lazy to completely remove the title field.
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