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Previously, the RSS feed wouldn't display because it attempted to display parsed blog posts, but the parseText() function was not defined as parsers.php was not
included.
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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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When the BBCode parsing engine declared a dependency on a function in the functions.php file, the RSS feed was never updated to include it, so the
BBCode parser failed and the feed remained empty. This has now been fixed.
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This was introduced when the threaded commenting system was created (now long-since removed). However, the links to the non-existant comments module
were still there, and that confused visitors.
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For some reason, the source is full of www subdomain links. The rewriting engine doesn't seem to rewrite correctly, so most www subdomain links
forward to the original URL, not the rewritten URL, which is the base of the Pingback error.
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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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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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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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