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Keith wrote:
Keith wrote:
Ok, one more time to make sure that I get e-mailed when comments are left.
Keith wrote:
Ok, one more time to make sure the web site is being properly input into the database.
sparticus (http://www.iamsparticus.co.uk) wrote:
You know what you should do with cookies, put some in the comments thing a-la movabletype. That'd save my lazy ass some work typing in my name and website everytime I want to write something pointless
Keith (http://www.keithdevens.com/) wrote:
That's what I do. It does remember it, right?
Reverend JIm (http://revjim.net/) wrote:
Testing to see if it remembers my info.
Reverend JIm (http://revjim.net/) wrote:
Yes it does.
Keith (http://www.keithdevens.com/) wrote:
It work?
Keith (http://www.keithdevens.com/) wrote:
Ha, good.
Reverend JIm (http://revjim.net/) wrote:
Ut-oh. You took away e-mail based comment subscriptions?
Keith (http://www.keithdevens.com/) wrote:
Yeah, they went away when I switched to my CMS. It was one of the features I considered expendable, where I'd rather have gotten my CMS up and running without it than wait until I implemented it to make the switch.
That's one of the things I'm going to work on now.
Reverend JIm (http://revjim.net/) wrote:
Subscribing to a single entry comments RSS feed is useless. So, personally, I can't think of a better way to be notified of comments. And I hate not being able to be notified of new comments.
Someone should implement a central comment notification server (like weblogs.com is for weblog updates). Any weblog that has a full comments feed can participate. Each entry has a "subscribe" link that goes to the central server. The central server then requests feeds from (or gets pinged when there is an update) each weblog that is registered. When it sees new items, it catalogs them and then looks to see if any of its users are subscribed to that item. If so, it notifies them. This could be either via RSS, email, or Jabber message.
Heh. I over think everything.
sparticus (http://www.iamsparticus.co.uk) wrote:
Oh I see what you mean, I thought it was just like for when you where accessing your cms and stuff. Good work!
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