24 February 2006

I Just released the 1.07 version of AVBlog (both Lite and Full version).

Download the AVBlog 1.07 here

Download the AVBlog Lite 1.07 here

It's a minor release that finally offers true CFMX 6.1 and BlueDragon 6.2 compatibility.

- In CFMX 6.1 only the GUI administration and GTalk feature is not present.

- With Bluedragon also the autoping feature is disabled.

Please let me know if you have problems and please if you want send me translations for the blog, in order to make a translation simply send me the xml files you find in the languages folder properly translated.

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| 23:52:57 | icon author Admin
27 febbraio 2006 09:43:02
Hi,

yuo can avoid to upgrade, the fixes i made were mainly due to made the blog cfmx 6.1 compatibile.

Bye
comment sent by Andrea Veggiani
27 febbraio 2006 04:37:33

Just wanted to ask,  I downloaded the version 1.06 just a few days ago and you and I worked together to getting it up and running on my server.  Is there anything in the 1.07 that I should look at and download that will enhance or change what I currently have? 

By the way thank yo for your help.  When my client gets their act together I will make sure and give you the link to add to your list of those using the software. 

By the way,  next time you see me on line (tigerladybarb or just tigerlady) I have another special project using Event Gateways that you may be interested in working with me on.

Thank again.

comment sent by Tigerlady
28 febbraio 2006 02:41:32

This blog was installed on my local CFMX7 and ran without any problems. Great application.

However, when I installed the AVBlog on a shared server at CrystalTech I got a permissions error: access denied. The problem has to do with CF Schedule and I don't know what it all means (I use CF applications, not a programmer). Can you help with this message (Thanks):

"CF schedule is disabled on our shared servers. You can use the control center for the any scheduled tasks that need to be run." - CrystalTech Support

Thanks much for a vry fine Blog application.

Joe


comment sent by Okjoobee
28 febbraio 2006 09:10:51
Uhm, i have to check for this in the next version.

Meanwhile you can fix it simply commenting the lines from 404 to 418 of the file /config/configuration.cfm that will look like this:

    <cffunction name="initSchedule" output="false" returnType="void">
        <cfargument name="active" required="no" default="true">
   
            <!---
        <cfif arguments.active and isnumeric(application.configuration.config.options.feed.email.scheduleinterval.xmltext)>
            <cfschedule
                operation="httprequest"
                action="update"
                task="AVBLOG_#application.applicationname#"
                startdate="#dateformat(now(),'mm/dd/yyyy')#"
                starttime="00:00:00"
                endtime="23:50:00"
                url="http://#cgi.SERVER_NAME#:#cgi.SERVER_PORT##request.appmapping#email.cfm"
                interval="#application.configuration.config.options.feed.email.scheduleinterval.xmltext*60#">
        <cfelse>
            <cfschedule
                action="delete"
                task="AVBLOG_#application.applicationname#">
        </cfif>
        --->

    </cffunction>
comment sent by Andrea Veggiani
28 febbraio 2006 15:41:33

Thanks for your response.

I made the changes you sugested by just removing the lines of code. Then I got errors in the Application.cfc (starting at line 407 - init not found etc). I tried removing these again and the errors just propagated to more problems.

Joe

comment sent by Okjoobee
28 febbraio 2006 15:44:29
@Okjiobee

Hi, please send me an email with details of your installation, if you can
provide me with an access to your installation it should be even better.

Bye
comment sent by Andrea Veggiani
01 marzo 2006 21:45:28

Andrea,

I love the way your blog works. It's exactly what I have been looking for. Thank you for taking the time to build it.

I downloaded both the full version and the lite version and put them up on my server, which is running 6.1 and I got the follwoing error the frist time I tried to use it. I read the install txt file and it didn't say anything about changeing configuration files so I don't even know where to start.

Here is the message:

An error occurred when performing a file operation read on file C:/CFusionMX/wwwroot//config/configuration.cfm.

The cause of this exception was: java.io.FileNotFoundException: C:\CFusionMX\wwwroot\config\configuration.cfm (The system cannot find the path specified).
 
The error occurred in E:\sites\rother\alan.rotherfamily.net\www\cfc\configuration.cfc:

Any thoughts? The site is located on the e drive

E:\sites\rother\alan.rotherfamily.net\www\

Thanks again

=]

comment sent by Alan Rother
01 marzo 2006 23:19:05
@Alan

i just wrote you an email.
comment sent by Andrea Veggiani
03 marzo 2006 23:40:05
Is anyone getting a "

Could not find the included template /avblogrelease_107/plugins/cms/customtags/cms.cfm"


I looked and the file is obviously there. Do I need to change anything in the application.cfm file upon installation? I thought it was just supposed to work right out of the zip file. Thanks for any insight,
Jeff
comment sent by Jeff Woelker
04 marzo 2006 00:03:32
@Jeff 

You're not alone :(

Unfortunately other two users alerted me on the matter.

it seems a problem with some installation of CFMX that i've not discovered yet.

I've fixed the problems with this two people and i'll release a 1.08 version
next days wich fix it.

Write me directly if you want further information.
comment sent by Andrea Veggiani
07 marzo 2006 04:54:45
Andrea,
DUDE YOU ROCK!!  I really like this blog prog you've put together! 
 
However, just a question for you, how come the database was stiffed a little in the design?  Were you going for a stronger XML backend instead of the database?  Also, how come you didn't look at normalizing or setting up the database so that it would be normalized with at least Primary Keys Foreign Keys for the different tables?  I am in the process of setting up my website and retooling the DB code for MSSQL 2000 so that it will be normalized. 
 
Also, I notice that everybody who does up blog software in CF tends to like using these long CFID/UUID strings for ID fields in databases using NVARCHAR/VARCHAR/CHAR fields.  Which brings on my question: why?  I came to Coldfusion from a database background and was curious when I started seeing this because of the inefficiency at least for the database software, they like numbers much better. 
 
Anyway, when I get the database schema redone I'll give you the script so you can use it for the MSSQL 2000 version of it at least.  I do eventually plan on trying it on MySQL 5 too when I get the chance. 
 
Again, thanks for this effort Grazie!  And you are the man!
Tom Loyd
comment sent by Tom Loyd
07 marzo 2006 10:13:13
@Tom

>Andrea,
>DUDE YOU ROCK!!  I really like this blog prog you've put together!

Thanks :)
 
>However, just a question for you, how come the database was stiffed a little in the design? 
>Were you going for a stronger XML backend instead of the database? 

Well i love the Xml feature but i decided to let people decide what storage system prefer.
The database is intentionally minimal in design as i'd like to get the wide compatibility as
regards RDBMS.

>Also, how come you didn't look at normalizing or setting up the database so that it would be
> normalized with at least Primary Keys Foreign Keys for the different tables?  I am in the process
> of setting up my website and retooling the DB code for MSSQL 2000 so that it will be normalized.

My hope was that people like you would make the right scripts :)
 
>Also, I notice that everybody who does up blog software in CF tends to like using these long
> CFID/UUID strings for ID fields in databases using NVARCHAR/VARCHAR/CHAR fields. 
>Which brings on my question: why?  I came to Coldfusion from a database background and was
> curious when I started seeing this because of the inefficiency at least for the database software,
> they like numbers much better.

Well i do not like them very much too, but in this case i had very little alternatives.

I want people can change from xml to db at a glance (and soon from db to xml too) and there is a wizard for doing that.

Having to cope with xml files it shoud be difficult to build a mechanism for numeric keys, UUID solves the problem and can be used in DB with no problems at all.

There is also another reason due to minor SQL complexity and wider DB compatibility as no proprietary system is used for authomatic numeric key generation.
 
>Anyway, when I get the database schema redone I'll give you the script so you can use it for the
> MSSQL 2000 version of it at least.  I do eventually plan on trying it on MySQL 5 too when I get the >chance.

Thanks, i'll be very happy to use them :)
 
>Again, thanks for this effort Grazie!  And you are the man!

Thanks again.

Bye
comment sent by Andrea Veggiani
08 marzo 2006 04:46:38
Andrea,
I am getting the following error when I try to run a photoblog:
The element at position 0 of dimension 1, of array variable "ARRAYSLIDE," cannot be found.
Is the photo not loading properly?
 
Also, I am working on the MSSQL 2000 script right now for you along with an insert.  One thing though, you will have to warn people that since XML is not very friendly that they need to decide first whether they want to use a database or go with the XML option.  I'll be playing with it on my website and tooling around inside the code to get it to work.  Once I get it where I want it I'll send you the code.
Tom
comment sent by Tom Loyd
08 marzo 2006 16:51:56
@Tom

>Andrea,
>I am getting the following error when I try to run a photoblog:
>The element at position 0 of dimension 1, of array variable "ARRAYSLIDE," cannot be found.
>Is the photo not loading properly?

this error occurs on slideshow.cfm page?

keep an eye on the tables for photoblog, the data about the photos were loaded?
 
>Also, I am working on the MSSQL 2000 script right now for you along with an insert. 
>One thing though, you will have to warn people that since XML is not very friendly that they
> need to decide first whether they want to use a database or go with the XML option.

In the install.txt file is specified that the default installation use XML as storage.
I really do not understand why do you say XML is not very friendly :)

Anyway i should build an initial setup in which some strategic info such as storage system, locale
and language are set.

> I'll be playing with it on my website and tooling around inside the code to get it to work. 
>Once I get it where I want it I'll send you the code.

Umh, you're not using something MSSQL Server specfici? ;)

Bye and thanks for you help.

comment sent by Andrea Veggiani
09 marzo 2006 04:16:35
Andrea,
Check out your e-mail yahoo list for the correction to the error I found.  I figured out what the error was and corrrected what I needed to by correcting the deletion problem first and then deleting the offending photoblog gallery.  I then uploaded a new photoblog gallery and it works fine now.
 
Also, I don't have anything against XML and I really like the way you have implemented it here on your blog.  However, I am just much more used to databases as a backend versus a "flat text file" like XML.  In fact, one of the blogs I have set up is using XML just so I can see how it works and track it.
 
As far as database code is concerned, no, the database code will be SQL agnostic so that it works with any database backend.  However, I do eventually want to create something that works well with SQL Server 2000 using Stored Procedures since I like to use them.  I work as a DBA on a MSSQL2K server at work and am somewhat preferential to it 8-).
Thanks,
Tom
comment sent by Tom Loyd
09 marzo 2006 09:15:09
@Tom

>Check out your e-mail yahoo list for the correction to the error I found.  I figured out what the
>error was and corrrected what I needed to by correcting the deletion problem first and then
>deleting the offending photoblog gallery.  I then uploaded a new photoblog gallery and
>it works fine now.

Ok, thanks for the fix :)
 
>Also, I don't have anything against XML and I really like the way you have implemented it here
>on your blog.  However, I am just much more used to databases as a backend versus
> a "flat text file" like XML.  In fact, one of the blogs I have set up is using XML just so I can see
> how it works and track it.

It's make sense :), let me know how you go with it.
 
>As far as database code is concerned, no, the database code will be SQL agnostic so
>that it works with any database backend.  However, I do eventually want to create something
> that works well with SQL Server 2000 using Stored Procedures since I like to use them.
> I work as a DBA on a MSSQL2K server at work and am somewhat preferential to it 8-).
>Thanks,

Thanks to you for the attention you're giving to AVBlog.

And let me know if you go on production with a Blog, so i can add it to the list of people using it.

Bye
comment sent by Andrea Veggiani
07 aprile 2006 20:23:27

Hello andrea,

This is an amazing program, I can't believe you give it for free. I have a question... if I want to set up more than one blog on the same server, is that possible? I'm having the problem that when I unzip the file into the server directory it interfere's with already installed blogs. Is it possible to have more than one blog?

comment sent by jawz
20 aprile 2006 05:47:03
Andrea, Thanks again for this great software. I've started a blog using at: http://etsc.esd105.wednet.edu/blog I have three questions/comments/issues though: I'd like the comments to be sorted so the newest one is last. Is there a config setting somewhere that will do that? 1 When someone adds a comment the subscribers receive multiple email messages (two per comment I think) 2 Last, when I'm logged in as administrator and I leave it for awhile I get an error in application.cfc 3 Can we add a "jump to the front page" tweak if the sessionID doesn't exist? I'll look around myself to see if I can figure some of these out myself too but your assistance would be greatly appreciated!
comment sent by Forrest Fisher

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