http://comoblog.serialmonkey.com/comoblog/ This is the official webblog of the CoMoblog mobile blogging software. english CoMoblog 0.1 http://backend.userland.com/rss http://comoblog.serialmonkey.com/comoblog/img/comoblog/5.gif http://comoblog.serialmonkey.com/comoblog/ http://comoblog.serialmonkey.com/comoblog/post.php/10 http://comoblog.serialmonkey.com/comoblog/post.php/10 For those interested, below is the Changelog for version 1.1   * FEATURE: Ability to edit comments (1347626)* FEATURE: Ability to edit post ctypes* FEATURE: Initial support for 3g2 video* FEATURE: Support for posts with no subjects (1280303)* FEATURE: DB changes now supported in point-release upgrades (1378108)* FEATURE: Remove restrictions on post count limit (1387715)* MODULE: Updated mod_calendar to 1.1* MODULE: Updated mod_search to 1.1* BUG: Module upgrade tries to upgrade half-written modules* BUG: Module install/upgrade can fail without warning (1364384)* BUG: Comments don't handle quotation marks (1364093)* BUG: I.E. display bug with table layout (1314308)* BUG: More visible trackback icon for dark page backgrounds (1368650)* BUG: Date format issues with editing posts (1375731)* BUG: German spelling corrected (1383037)* BUG: Error in date-parsing in topic.php (1391334) "Mark Wallis" 01/09/2006 21:05 http://comoblog.serialmonkey.com/comoblog/post.php/9 http://comoblog.serialmonkey.com/comoblog/post.php/9 Welcome to the first patch release of CoMoblog. It is now available from - http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=143354&package_id=157427&release_id=384181 Using this release package you will be able to perform the following upgrades 1. New clean installation of CoMoblog 1.1 2. Upgrade from EasyMoblog 0.5.1 to CoMoblog 1.1 3. Upgrade from CoMoblog 1.0 to CoMoblog 1.1 Please read the INSTALL file for instructions on how to install a new CoMoblog. For more detailed instructions please see our Wiki - http://comoblog.serialmonkey.com/wiki/index.php/Installation_Guide Please read the UPGRADE file for instructions on how to upgrade between major and minor revisions. If you have any troubles with this release either post in our Forums hosted by SF here - http://sourceforge.net/forum/?group_id=143354 or contact myself directly. My contact details can be found on my website - http://mark.serialmonkey.com For more information you can view our website - http://comoblog.serialmonkey.com Also remember to check out the "Downloads" page in our website for information on new Modules. Regards, Mark Wallis Project Admin http://comoblog.serialmonkey.com Mark Wallis 01/09/2006 20:58 http://comoblog.serialmonkey.com/comoblog/post.php/8 http://comoblog.serialmonkey.com/comoblog/post.php/8 Hi everyone, We have been busy over the past month migrating and releasing some new modules for use with CoMoblog. Check out our Downloads page at http://comoblog.serialmonkey.com/wiki/index.php/Download for a complete listing. Some of the new modules include * Funny/Serious Quote of the Day * Post index by title * Google Adsense * Post purging Also, the 1.1 release will be available soon. It is primairly a bug- fix release but will also include a few new features like early video support (3g2 format) and some additions to the admin screens. Any questions, please either post in our forums or contact me directly. Regards, Mark Wallis Project Admin http://comoblog.serialmonkey.com Mark Wallis 12/11/2005 07:25 http://comoblog.serialmonkey.com/comoblog/post.php/7 http://comoblog.serialmonkey.com/comoblog/post.php/7 Hi everyone,   I have created an "Announcement" mailing so people can keep informed of new versions and modules that have been released for CoMoblog.   If you wish to sign up for this list please goto http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/comoblog-announce and signup.   Please refrain from posting to this list directly. If you have any support questions please post in the forums.   Regards, Mark. "Mark Wallis" 11/21/2005 22:24 http://comoblog.serialmonkey.com/comoblog/post.php/6 http://comoblog.serialmonkey.com/comoblog/post.php/6 Welcome to the initial release of CoMoblog. Using this release package you will be able to either install a clean new instance of CoMoblog or upgrade from a previous EasyMoblog install. Upgrading from EasyMoblog is only supported if you are running version 0.5.1 of EasyMoblog. Please read the INSTALL file for instructions on how to install CoMoblog. For more detailed instructions please see our Wiki - http://comoblog.serialmonkey.com/wiki/index.php/Installation_Guide Please read the UPGRADE file for instructions on how to upgrade from EasyMoblog 0.5.1. Again, for more detailed instructions please see our Wiki - http://comoblog.serialmonkey.com/wiki/index.php/Upgrade_Guide If you have any troubles with this release either post in our Forums hosted by SF here - http://sourceforge.net/forum/?group_id=143354 or contact myself directly. My contact details can be found on my website - http://mark.serialmonkey.com For more information you can view our website - http://comoblog.serialmonkey.com Also remember that extra modules will become available with time for this release. I am now going to start upgrading all the old released EasyMoblog modules over to CoMoblog. Check out the "Downloads" page in our website for more info. Regards, Mark Wallis Project Admin http://comoblog.serialmonkey.com Mark Wallis 11/19/2005 02:13 http://comoblog.serialmonkey.com/comoblog/post.php/5 http://comoblog.serialmonkey.com/comoblog/post.php/5 I'm sure your all asking, where is 1.0 !!   Well, truth is that I just commited the final change (hopefully). The reason it's taken longer is I decided to bite-the-bullet and rework how the Modules integrated into the base product. I've decided to rework this to make life abit easier in the future for users (but unfortunatly, a little bit harder for module developers). Here is a summary of the changes.   1. Modules now have "version" numbers. The admin pages will report which version of a module you are running. If you upload a newer version of the same module then CoMoblog will "upgrade" that module for you.   2. Modules now have "minimum" supported core product versions - i.e. you can see "this module only works on version 1.0 of CoMoblog and higher" - this will stop people trying to install modules that are not compatible with their installation   3. Modules now have a list of "compliant" core product versions - i.e. you can say that your module has been tested with version 1.0 and 1.1 of CoMoblog. If a user tries to install it on any other version then they will be "warned" (but still allowed).   4. The upgrade program will now report which modules you need to manually reinstall and which modules have been automatically "upgraded" for you   5. A module upgrade will not lose any of the previous modules configuration.   Hopefully that will sort a few things out. I'm going to add as much of this into the developers documentation that I can.   So, CML will be released within the next 24 hours (after I do a little more testing).     "Mark Wallis" 11/18/2005 02:30 http://comoblog.serialmonkey.com/comoblog/post.php/4 http://comoblog.serialmonkey.com/comoblog/post.php/4 Hi everyone, Just a short note to let you know that v1.0 of CoMoblog is in final testing. I've written a new "Upgrade" component that hopefully should make the migration from EML 0.5.1 to CML 1.0 super easy. Below is the final changelog. Expect a release within the next 2-3 days. * FEATURE: mod_search module added - allows post searching (1280296) * FEATURE: Informational error messages during MYSQL setup (1280250) * FEATURE: Debugging now optionally available for POP3 (1280310) * FEATURE: POP3 errors now reported from batch script (1280310) * FEATURE: Cookie stores comments data (1280298) * FEATURE: Added image count limit option (1304056) * FEATURE: Added HTML filter option (1304057) * FEATURE: HTML now accepted in intro and footer (1280287) * FEATURE: Allow date editing through admin (1280315) * FEATURE: Ability to change the first weekday in calendar (1280305) * FEATURE: Multiple functions now available for next/prev (1280283) * FEATURE: Markup language with image downloading (1280308) * CORE: Added pre/post db save post filter framework * CORE: Updated core supported module set * BUG: Disable POP3 APOP authentication by default (1280278) * BUG: Background images now displaying (1280325) * BUG: Trackback pings now work (1280323) * BUG: Updated doco requirements around the GD library (1280322) * BUG: Post Date now populated correctly in RSS (1280277) Mark Wallis 10/11/2005 01:03 http://comoblog.serialmonkey.com/comoblog/post.php/2 http://comoblog.serialmonkey.com/comoblog/post.php/2 Hi everyone, As some of you may know, CoMoblog is a branch project of the well known EasyMoblog mobile blogging software. Unfortunately the original development of EasyMoblog hasn't had time to develop the product of late and such we have branched the project to continue further work. The current status is that all known bugs have been fixed and a large selection of new Features have been implemented. We are aiming for a 1.0 release in the very near future. Just to wet your appetite, the following new features have already been added. * Blog post searching using the mod_search filter/sidebar module. * Informational error messages during MYSQL setup to assist with installation * Debugging now optionally available for POP3 to sort out those troublesome batch config issues * POP3 errors now reported from batch script so you can actually see why your posts aren't being received * Cookie's now store the users comment name and email address so they don't have to reenter them next time * Maximum configurable limit on the number of images to upload from a single post * Ability to filter all HTML on incoming posts. Some of you may recognise the items above, in fact, some of you may have written the patches and submitted them to EasyMoblog. I've trawled the old SourceForge repository and gathered as many good ideas as I can. If you have any more please feel free to raise them as RFE's in our SourceForge project - http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/comoblog. More news soon when we make the 1.0 release. Kind Regards, CoMoblog Development Crew Mark Wallis 10/04/2005 21:22