Galleon 1.2 Released

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The latest release of Galleon is now ready. Version 1.2 can be downloaded here. Changes include:

  • Password reminder feature.
  • Message display is a lot cleaner. I now use ParagraphFormat2 to render the text and also ActivateURL to auto-hyperlink stuff.
  • You can now reply on the message page itself. This makes it easier to respond to a message later in the thread.
  • There were some mySQL issues reported, but I haven't been able to duplicate them. So mySQL folks - let me know if you run into anything.

As always - if you find this program useful, take a gander at my wishlist. (Geeze, how many times can I mention the wishlist before people figure out I only code for video games??)

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Archived Comments

Comment 1 by tony of the weeg clan posted on 4/1/2005 at 7:44 AM

dark overlord darth jedi camden

may i ask but one question...

can this be applied without losing layout changes?

take er easy...

tw

Comment 2 by Raymond Camden posted on 4/1/2005 at 7:49 AM

Yes and no. I made changes to how messages are displayed, and the layout of the thread has veen changed so the new post form is at the bottom... but that is structural mostly. I made one very small change to the CSS. In general though, you SHOULD be able to get it working with your own layout.

Comment 3 by Oguz Demirkapi posted on 4/1/2005 at 2:28 PM

Hi Ray,

There are still problem with Access with Unicode support for boolean comparisons such as "where active = 1".

While using Access as datenbank with Unicode support, all 1/0's must be TRUE/FALSE as I mentioned before.

Comment 4 by Oguz Demirkapi posted on 4/1/2005 at 2:53 PM

There are still Unicode problem with MySQL 4.1 database.

I have tested with MySQL 4.1.10 & CFMX 7 and all Unicode chars inserted as garbage and comes as ?????.

BlogCFC works without any problem on same system.