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Geeklog in Enterprises?

Authored by: Anonymous (Anonymous User) on Thursday, January 23 2003 @ 05:27 pm EST

with a quick mod to stories.php and a change of gl_stories, title from var128 in the database to TEXT , a little knowledge of HTML, there is no reason that your storie titles cant be Ms Office Documents, PDF's, Links, Or anything else.

You could either manually enter in the stories box
<a href=file/path/file_name>New File here</a>

or you could take the time and create a new stories submission interface.

P.S. Developers.

Could you please, for the SANITY and love of god, do the following.

One. Template out everything in lib-common. Its really not a lot. Things like COMMENT, button stiles, ectra. Its a pain to VI the file and change it everytime you create a Nifty New version, thats faster.

Two, caching. Not everyone has a brand new P4 or AMD XP 2600 with 1 gig of ram to play with. Not everyone has happy go lucky hosts who think memory or io usuage above .001 percent is okay

Geeklog in Enterprises?

Authored by: Tony on Friday, January 24 2003 @ 04:11 pm EST

Templating has been an ongoing task ever since I started it. 98% of Geeklog is templated with the noted exception you listed and, of course, usersettings.php. Each release of GL attempts to take a chunk out of that and eventually we should be 100% template driven.

Caching solutions aren't easy. Worse yet, they introduce a number of support headaches when TTL's are too generous. I'm not saying that caching would not help but adding it needs to be carefully thought out. Why not start with some sort of PHP accelerator? That would be a path of least resistence at this point. The problem with this concept and GL2 will be dual webserver support. We will consider ways to do this and we are open to suggestions.

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