rdBloggery 0.3.3 released

posted by: gwoo :: Feb 13th 2006, 15:42

Once I got php5 going I quickly found the problem. If you noticed in the controllers I was populating content_for_right with some a custom render method from the output component and some requestAction calls. Well, in order to get the render to work I had to set the ajax layout. Clearly, php4 did a good job of losing its object references so there was no problem, but php5 is much better with that so it knew something was being hacked together.

The solution was easy and also ended up cleaning up the controller code, while not limiting the flexibilty. Also, I think phpNut will be happier to see elements being used. So, now the menus on the right are generated by setting a simple array in the controller, then looping through and inserting the elements in the layout. I must admit that the seperation is nicer and the code is a lot cleaner. Each element has a simple requestAction call.

There is still more to do, but I think the app is turning into something very usable.

Enjoy: download from the rdOS project page

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1. Nate :: on Feb 13, 2006 "We want.... ANOTHER BLOGGERY!!"
2. Sam D :: on Feb 13, 2006 http://faultgame.com/images/mp-ping1.wav
3. nao :: on Feb 16, 2006 I find security problem : You can add collection and show grid without login.

/photos/collections/add
/photos/collections/grid
4. gwoo :: on Feb 16, 2006 thanks for the notice. I just updated the trunk and will create a new release.
5. moon :: on Feb 17, 2006 layouts/rd11/default.thtml line 26
$this->base ==> $this->webroot
because without using re_write, "/cake/blog/index.php/img/rd11/rdlogo.gif"
should be "/cake/blog/webroot//img/rd11/rdlogo.gif"
6. gwoo :: on Feb 19, 2006 good point. I was planning on fixing that and will do for 0.3.4 which will be RC5 compatible as well.
7. Daniel Farrell :: on Feb 27, 2006 Just FYI, it seems to work fine for me on RC5 once I replaced the rdBloggery/webroot/index.php with the default one from RC5.
8. gwoo :: on Feb 28, 2006 yeah, i plan on making an update for RC6 and skipping RC5 completely. One day these changes to index.php will stop and I think that day has arrived.
9. John Esichen :: on Mar 07, 2006 Studying and using rdBloggery has helped me understand what can be done with cakephp! Merci beaucoup!

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