CFBloggy 1.0.004 is released

Posted in CFBloggy | Aug 09, 2007 11:28:PM | Posted by: John Ramon

I just posted version 1.0.004 to RIAForge. I updated alot of stuff, I added the subscribe and remember me. I also add support for mssql, and mysql. The application.cfm file got alot of updates, moved from variables to application scopes. I didn't mess with any layout stuff. I fixed alot of little bugs, like if when adding a new comment the comment count wouldn't update, well it does now.

I won't go through everything cause my head hurt, but like always if you find any bugs please email them to me.



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Any chance we can have some screen shots or a demo login?
Matt - Monday, August 13, 2007
This site is running 1.0.004 and is the default layout.
John Ramon - Monday, August 13, 2007
Great job John. I tried to install CFBloggy for MS SQL Server and running the script gives me an error : 'sys.objects does not exist' or something. By 'sys.objects' did you mean 'sysobjects' ?
salvo - Tuesday, August 14, 2007
Just sent another file with the sys.objects removed. Let me know if it works.
John Ramon - Tuesday, August 14, 2007
John, I sent you a new script with correct MS SQL Server notation.
salvo - Friday, August 17, 2007
Cool, thanks. I'll get the package updated.

What version of SQl are you using?
John Ramon - Friday, August 17, 2007
It's standard Transact-SQL which means it works with all versions of MS SQL Server & probably Sybase as well.
salvo - Friday, August 17, 2007
Bug Fix- MsAccess was missing the cSubscribe column in the comments table. Without it u get: "Error Executing Database Query" line 63 in blog.cfc. "where co.cbid = #arguments.cid#" When trying to ad comment.

Was using Access to test offline - using MySQL now but passing this along for others who may be using Access.

I see the Jedi master's influence, but must say I really like your admin section's layout & functionality. Nice blog.
MrMars - Tuesday, August 28, 2007
in admin site datasource is hard coded to 'cfbloggy' and needs to obtain the session variable.
Chris Dawes - Monday, September 03, 2007
comment is returned in comment box when comment is left here on your blog...
Chris Dawes - Monday, September 03, 2007
Thanks chris I did find thoughs and will be fixed on the next update. I am finaly running the latest version on my site and am working out lots of small fixes now. Thanks again
John Ramon - Monday, September 03, 2007
John...

Just downloaded the package, I'm very excited about using this on my new site... Do you have a script yet for MySql yet? I can make the current one work if I have to but if someone has a tested one that would be better :)

Thanks

-Paul-
Paul Davis - Wednesday, September 05, 2007
I have a mySQL script if you'd like it ...
mac jordan - Tuesday, October 02, 2007
That would be super helpful, my email address is paul@patriotguitars.com.

Thanks

-Paul-
Paul Davis - Tuesday, October 02, 2007
I have a mySQL script if you'd like it ...
mac jordan - Tuesday, October 02, 2007
I know this has been brought up before on other blog implementations, but what about using CFINVOKE instead of CFOBJECT. I know object is shorter, but some web hosts (like mine) block CFOBJECT. :-\

Nice job by the way, very clean and elegant blog application.
Brad - Wednesday, October 03, 2007
Running this on mySQL and CF7, it's unbelievably slow. There's very little data in the database yet.

Anyone else seeing this?
mac jordan - Thursday, October 04, 2007
That would be super helpful, my email address is paul@patriotguitars.com.

Thanks

-Paul-
Paul Davis - Thursday, October 04, 2007
I add MySQL support for CF8 I never tested on on 7. It runs fast with CF8 and MySQL. I don't have a CF7 and MySQL test box to test it out. Try running on Access as a test and see if it's still slow.



@Brad I will be moving to CFINVOKE in the next major release, since most hosting companies are removing CFOBJECT support.
John Ramon - Thursday, October 04, 2007
no Access here! We're a Linux / Mac shop, and only use Windows in VMs for testing :)

It's not too bad once we get it on our test server - we're still on CF7, as there seem to be some .. issues with CF8 on Linux.
mac jordan - Thursday, October 04, 2007
Just a comment for the poor performance comment, 1.0.004 seems to perform fine for me on godaddy which is MX7 and MySQL 5 under Linux.
Brad - Saturday, October 06, 2007
Thanks for the feedback Brad.
John Ramon - Saturday, October 06, 2007
The MySql script worked great, I did notice that I can URL directly into Admin/index.cfm and it's not checking for authentication. I just downloaded the latest version on RIAforge, did I miss something??

I can easily fix it, but if you have a later update I'll grab that.

The header in index.cfm shows:





Thanks

-Paul-
Paul Davis - Saturday, October 06, 2007
Hmmmm...

Ok the version is 1.0 and the Last Update Date is August 08, 2007....

Thanks

-Paul-
Paul Davis - Saturday, October 06, 2007
My Bad...

I figured it out.. Good Stuff John....
Paul Davis - Saturday, October 06, 2007
Was it the folder Paul?
John Ramon - Saturday, October 06, 2007
Yeah, took me a bit to figure it out. I'm working on a new site and I'm tinkering with the idea of using a blog enginer to put up news items and blogs stuff but not allow comments. Rays's is great but it does too much, I just wanted something very simple. Still tinkering, but under MYSQL this runs great with CF8 :)
Paul Davis - Sunday, October 07, 2007



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