Did I say “a bit rushed”? This patch fixes a problem with the click-through functionality that occurs with complex hyperlinks. If a hyperlink in content has a list of parameters separated by the ampersand (&) character, all except the first parameter are lost. The files in this patch correct this. Drop them into the /bin directory of your v1.4.3297.0 install.
Download: hotfix-clickthrough-1-4-3297-1.zip
My good friend Steve Swartz is giving blogging a second try and this time for real. Given that the stuff he's been working on is/was in the stealthier areas of the Indigo effort (not the public WS-* specs), it was pretty difficult for him to blog about work, but now with PDC things are changing.
In an effort to get newtelligence's PDC T-Shirt, Doug Purdy switched from Radio to dasBlog as well.
These two blogs will be very...
If you thought that Slashdot marks the top in mindless "Microsoft sucks, I love Linux" advocacy, here's something better.
The German tech-news site heise.de has discussion forums for every single article they publish and these forums seem to be the #1 meeting place for the clueless, bored, bitter, unemployed, underpaid, oppressed, unskilled and "why didn't I get another job" people in the German IT industry.
Today's news is the Longhorn build that PDC attendees...
The source code archives (SourceSetup/SourceZip) are missing four files in the Assemblies subdir that the gentlemen who added the respective features didn't care to put into the source setup project. You can get the files either from one of the other distribution archives, from the GDN workspace (source control) or the fixed source code archives from the dasBlog download location. GotDotNet doesn't let me upload the corrected release version right now, so...
newtelligence dasBlog v1.4: After you have read the release/upgrade notes, get it from here.
I have done a bit less testing than I usually would, because I wanted to get this version out in time for PDC – just because I want to have some of the new features (especially cross-posting) for myself for PDC. I have bravely deployed this new build on my own blog (here) and it didn’t break...