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2007-07-02 07:07 PM : Fixed the editor
Turns out when I added all of the fancy AJAX stuff to the editor I broke the old school text editor in the process of making everything work with the FCKeditor.  Long story short, it is working again.  Hurray for just barely knowing the right amount of JavaScript in order to fix it after having not touched that code in months.

2006-11-12 10:48 AM : New entry editor is online
I'm pleased to announce the arrival of the latest version of the entry editor.  It uses AJAX technology in order to make repeated updates to an entry much faster than ever before since you are no longer waiting on an entire page to load.  Additionally this is one features a somewhat cleaner and easier to quickly navigate interface where everything is clearly grouped.  Also, the user pic selector is kind of cool and a long-awaited feature that I just never got around to finishing until now.  The Preview option is back to being a radio button along with the Save option.  Previews can be accessed either through the Preview option and clicking on Submit, or by clicking on the Preview button in the FCKeditor toolbar.

As usual, if you find any bugs or have question/suggestions let me know.

2006-11-05 08:52 AM : FCKeditor upgraded and adding some AJAX magic
I've upgraded the FCKeditor to the latest version (2.3.2).  I've also started to add some AJAX magic to the site, but it'll be a bit before any is added to where the public will see it.  Converting stuff to use AJAX is a pretty major hassle requiring some things to be almost completely rewritten.

2006-08-28 10:49 PM : FCKeditor updated
The FCKeditor has been updated to the latest version.  Let me know if there are any problems.

2006-06-18 02:22 PM : Updated the comments system a bit
I've updated the comments system a bit by adding the ability to use a subset of BBCode and making it so that any HTML tags will be visible as plain text.  In other words, if someone puts in any HTML code in a comment, it won't render as they expect it to and you'll be able to see exactly what it was.  If I find some kind of serious problem with it I'll go back to removing HTML tags entirely as before.

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