2000-04-05 02:51:20-05
	Well, its 3:00 am again - I seriously thought I would go to bed early tonight. Instead, I got caught up in building this - and not in doing any of the hundreds of other things I need to get done. Still, this is pretty cool. Because I like to be different, this is running on the following Software: FreeBSD 4.0 Roxen Webserver 2.0 alpha PostgreSQL 7.0 beta This is written in RXML, a mix of the old 1.3 and new 2.0 syntax. If you want the source, you can download it here -Jeff reply

		2000-04-05 17:22:47-05
	I don't think you should be able to push previous 5 unless there is something there :P -That annoying chick who likes to screw with ur lights :P reply

		2000-04-05 17:21:16-05
	Oh, and the ' gets messed up :P reply

		2000-04-07 21:09:24-05
	There, I fixed it - happy now? '''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' -Jeff reply

		2000-04-07 21:22:26-05
	I had to switch to using <emit source=sql> rather than <sqloutput>. That let me change the comment output code to: <replace from=&amp; to=&>&_.text;</replace> -Jeff reply

		2000-10-14 19:37:57-05
	Now I just use the <wash-html> tag in roxen 2.1 - it saves a lot of trouble. reply

		2003-12-29 04:44:21-05
	Just to keep things updated - I finally scrapped the page layout stuff in page.rxml, and replaced it was a pike script. Recursive RXML that uses a new database connection for each level of comments is bad. The new system opens one database connection, makes two requests (for my comment, and the discussion tree) and then releases the connection to the pool as soon as it has the data it needs, and before it does any layout. It cuts down the processing time drastically, and really reduces the number of database connections. reply

		2000-04-05 17:25:12-05
	I know - I plan on fixing that, I just figured people would realize that a blank screen meant they went too far. The problem with characters that look like ` is because messages go through two quoting stages - the first one quotes out characters which would cause problems with the SQL backend - the second removes HTML code. I need to undo the first, before the second happens - it's a little tricky to figure out :-) -Jeff reply