After update the database in the local testing mirror of SCIM project website, anonymous users can not access any pages, even the frontpage. However, any registered users can access it as usual after login. I encountered the exact behavior when I upgraded the SCIM project website from eZ 3.5 to 3.8 by uploading the local testing files to the server. I fixed it but I can not remember how!?? I am forced to re-investigate and fix it again in my local server. This time I write it down here in case I forget it once more
(more…)May 2006
Mon 29 May 2006
Mon 29 May 2006
After fixing a SJSD svn trunk regression bug reported in the bug tracking system, I tried to make eZ installed in a subdir work with rewrite rules in apache 1.3 (not virtual host setup), as I already achieved it in lighttpd, it must be feasible in apache as well: the mod_rewrite can achieve almost anything as long as you can come up with. (PHP-CGI is used in the apache)
(more…)Mon 29 May 2006
Have no clue, but since several days ago, my blog had kept having comment spams, although CaptCha! is enabled. I have no choice but to try to activate Akismet instead.
As this is a 2.1-alpha (svn) of wordpress, it refused to store the WordPress.com API key. However, after a svn up of wordpress, it got fixed.
I deactivated plugin CaptCha! and went and saw how well Akismet could do its job. So far, Akismet caught 8 spams perfectly without missing a single one. I guess I will stick with Akismet then.
I just did not come up how can the spammer bot work around the Captcha challenge…
Thu 25 May 2006
This morning, I received the "Congratulation" letter from google to tell me that my application to the Google Summer of Code 2006 is accepted. Although I knew I was selected as the second ranked candidate in the mentor organization I chose to submit, dojo, I am still very delighted to hear it officially from google.
The project I applied for is "RichEdit/Editor Widget Enhancement", which basically is intended to improve the WYSIWYG editor in dojo.
(more…)Wed 24 May 2006
After a bit of searching around and failure and trial, I finally got it working.
(more…)Fri 19 May 2006
First Public Release of WP BianHuan Plugin Version 0.1.0
Posted by liucougar under BianHuan , Project[16] Comments
A brand new WordPress Plugin is available for public comsumption now: let me introduce WP BianHuan Plugin. It is designed to be a framework for all sorts of possibilities in regards to the Transformation of the rendered DOM. Currently it provides autolink and link indication features among others. Please see the project page for more details and download.
(more…)Thu 18 May 2006
FCKeditor has released its beta version for upcoming 2.3 one day ago. It introduced several advanced features, most notably Extremely Fast Loading, FitWindow/AutoGrow plugin and improved context menu/toolbar, which seems to me very promising, thus today I tried to port SJSD trunk to it.
As a result, the trunk of SJSD svn now only works with FCKeditor 2.3 beta or its svn, and a branch was created to host the old FCKeditor 2.2 version on which future SJSD 0.3.x releases will be based. SJSD trunk will be released as 0.4.0.
(more…)Tue 16 May 2006
Yesterday, I notified the author of EditMonkey about the pre tag bug patch, However, he already made his mind about dropping support of FCKeditor for EditMonkey 3.0. Although personally I prefer FCKeditor, I agree that focus on one editor is better for stability issues with only one developer working on it.
Due to working on SJSD, I am pretty familiar with FCKeditor code base. When I tried the built-in tinyMCE editor of WordPress, I noticed it supports <!–more–> and <!–nextpage–> much better than the FCKeditor does in EditMonkey 2.5: in tinyMCE, an image is displayed instead of an invisible comment.
(more…)Sun 14 May 2006
As a big fan for PRE tags, I use it a lot in blog. Unfortunately, the WYSIWYG editor deployed in this blog, EditMonkey 2.5 does not like PRE so much: once stored in database, all the new line in the PREs are missing, which is quite annoying. Thus I prepared a fix here.
(more…)Sun 14 May 2006
I had some
tough time to setup google adsence here. (You can see it at the right bottom of this page)
The application procedure was ok and the approval went back in less than 2 hours, although It is stated in their application page that it normally takes 1 to 2 days to reply