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Just the Rants & Raves of a Geek, I will be focusing on dasBlog the blog engine that could for my ramblings. For more about dasBlog see www.dasblog.info
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  1. Turned on comment moderation support

 

  1. Much better multi-user/blogger support including a Top Posters macro and total comments

 

  1. TagCloud  support

 

  1. Speedup in Macro execution

 

  1. Support for If-Not-Modified to speed up execution, improve RSS bandwidth and CPU cycles

 

  1. Direct Feedburner Support with 301 redirection for RSS and Atom feeds.

 

  1. Direct support for Feedburner and Feedflare

 

  1. Delete comments directly from your mail reader

 

  1. New themes out of the box, 23 at last count (including mobile)

 

  1. New XML-RPC support for newMediaObject

 

  1. Added support for RSD (http://archipelago.phrasewise.com/rsd) so that blog software can automatically configure itself w/o users entering all the metaweblog nonsense

 

  1. Pluggable Rich Text Editor, choose from FreeTextBox or FCKEditor or write your own adapter

 

  1. Support for CoComment

 

  1. Organized source, build, and packing for clarity

 

  1. New Feed Icons

 

  1. Automatic disabling of Comments after a certain number of days. Also manual “close comments” support

 

  1. ContentLookAhead show future dated posts
  1. Added entry CPU usage optimizatons

 

  1. Better strings and support for Portuegue, Turkish and Vietnamese

 

  1. Statistics update, search engine is are not considered a user for click through.

 

  1. Statistics update, User domain is now logged if configured for DNS reverse lookups.

 

  1. Fix for faithfully displaying comment formats, included blank lines in RSS feeds.

 

  1. Statistics update, no longer tracks the admin account as user activity.

 

  1. Better Post retrieval using the calendar

 

  1. No e-mail address in RSS feeds, displays the e-mail user name instead

 

  1. Update for additional capability for storing encrypted passwords on the server

 

  1. Statistics date handover from one type of view to another, i.e. for example from crossposts to events logs
  1. Cosmetic fixes for the delete confirmation and ActivityBox dialogs.

 

  1. Updated confirmation messages for post, comment and trackback deletion.

 

  1. Update of configuration edit page to allow user control of the attribute “DaysCommentsAllowed” in the blog without direct edit of the Site.Config file.
  1. Support for mobile phones and mobile devices if you read the web.config and update it with new browsercaps data, i.e support for displaying your blog on mobile machines like a “BlackBerry”.

 

  1. Added support for select HTML code in Comments, configurable on the edit page.

 

  1. Support for GoogleSitemaps https://www.google.com/webmasters/sitemaps/docs/en/about.html Your autogenerated sitemap is at http://<yoursite>/googleSitemap.ashx

 

  1. Autosave for editing posting posts, (AJAX code)
  1. Improved ReferralBlackList
  1. Bug fix for when caching, take language into consideration.
  1. Added support for alternate SMTP Ports

 

  1. Resolved validation error in category tag and the issue with the xml:lang attributes

 

  1. Updated version information for version 1.0.0 of XML-RPC.NET

 

  1. Macro (Previous Entry, Next Entry, Recent Entries) links for displaying blog posts

 

  1. Macro to return the text only of the permalink <%PermalinkRaw%>

 

  1. Adding caching to Blogroll.aspx

 

  1. Update for XML-RPC.NET to support blogging from Word 2007

 

  1. Better Titles for Comments in RSS

 

  1. Adding titles to category feeds in RSS

 

  1. Added ContentLookaheadDays configuration feature, allows you to display future dated posts on the front page and in your feed - useful for sharing scheduled events.
Monday, September 04, 2006 3:29:48 PM (Eastern Daylight Time, UTC-04:00)
Hi Tom.

That's quite an impressive list of new features and improvements. I have a few questions about dasBlog 1.9 that I hope you can answer:

1. Does it run on ASP.NET 1.1?
2. Does it upgrade seamless from version 1.8?
3. Does it include the macro "PostTitleRaw" for use with Digg, Del.ico.us etc.?
4. When does it ship?

Thanks in advance
Monday, September 04, 2006 5:27:06 PM (Eastern Daylight Time, UTC-04:00)
Yes it runs on ASP.NET 1.1, it is still native 1.1, it will run under 2.0 with the standard minor web.config changes.

The upgrade is almost seemless. No changes needed for contents.

Yes the macro PostTileRaw is included!

You will need to move your settings for Site.config (i.e. you need to use the new Site.config, you will need to update it for your current configuration and the new available configurations)

If you have not messed with your web.config then no problems, if you have, you will need to add them also to the web.config and use the one provided with 1.9.

Ship is just any day now, as soon as the team decides that the beta is good, and no more changes are in the offing, I expect this week.

Tom
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