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PSG 1.8.1

Posted by Gavin on Sunday, August 17, 2003 (Link)

Project Steve Guttenberg version 1.8.1 has just been released. This is the last version to be released before we start work on the major changes that will form the version 2.x series. This release includes a few bugfixes, translations, and support for XML-RPC pings. As usual, you can get this new release from the downloads page.

Comments:

Re: PSG 1.8.1
Posted by Teri (tekniklr (at) terisolow dot com) on Monday, August 25, 2003 (http://terisolow.com)

One thing I noticed after upgrading to this version.... the comments started saying "Your comment has been posted" instead of "Posted on...." Here is a screenshot my friend took of it: http://ruslug.rutgers.edu/~rrenaud/borken_names.png

Anyway, looking in the code I noticed that line 839 had 'sprintf($messages[comment_posted], datefmt($comment[date]), $name_string)'. I think the 'comment_posted' part is a bug, but don't know what your intent was. Anyway, I figured I'd let you know :)

Re: PSG 1.8.1
Posted by Teri (tekniklr (at) terisolow dot com) on Monday, September 15, 2003 (http://terisolow.com)

It's me again. I was just wondering if you've put any thought to perhaps defining the article body with a <div class="psg-body"> instead of <p class="psg-body">. This would fix some formating problems; e.g. right now it's hard to add certain HTML elements, like tables, whilst making sure the article still validates as valid HTML - you have to manually add an additional <p> after any such element, or it will complain about closing a tag that isn't open.

Anyway, just curious whether there are specific good reasons NOT to do this :)

Re: PSG 1.8.1
Posted by Paul (paul_misc (at) deancentral dot net) on Sunday, January 4, 2004 (http://www.deancentral.net/paul/)

Is there a fix to this? Comments do look a bit strange without a name.

Re: PSG 1.8.1
Posted by Michael Fleming (web (at) enlartenment dot com) on Saturday, March 6, 2004 (http://www.enlartenment.com/)

Just in case noone's worked it out yet, it's a simple brown-paper-bag error ;-) Change "[comment_posted]" to "[posted]" in psg.php at around line 839 and make sure you've updated the messages_*.php files - comment_posted is defined twice and posted not at all in 1.8.0, 1.8.1 fixed this.

Now, getting it to work on IIS 5/6 (which doesn't set REQUEST_URI variables) is a different story...

Cheers,
Michael (occasional finder and fixer of PSG bugs)

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