Comments on: New blog software. http://blog.danielwaechter.com/miscellaneous-geekery/new-blog-software/ just another geek blog Thu, 31 Jul 2008 19:11:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Piers Cawley http://blog.danielwaechter.com/miscellaneous-geekery/new-blog-software/comment-page-1/#comment-4 Piers Cawley Thu, 30 Aug 2007 04:40:47 +0000 http://blog.danielwaechter.com/miscellaneous-geekery/new-blog-software/#comment-4 Ah yes, the caching's definitely a problem - the state machine that manages comments got screwed up at some point, almost certainly by me. Thanks for taking the time to reply. Ah yes, the caching’s definitely a problem – the state machine that manages comments got screwed up at some point, almost certainly by me.

Thanks for taking the time to reply.

]]> By: Daniel Waechter http://blog.danielwaechter.com/miscellaneous-geekery/new-blog-software/comment-page-1/#comment-3 Daniel Waechter Wed, 29 Aug 2007 18:28:15 +0000 http://blog.danielwaechter.com/miscellaneous-geekery/new-blog-software/#comment-3 Piers: I don't want to sound too ungrateful, it's actually quite nice, and I appreciate the work you guys have put into it. There were just things some things that popped up which I didn't have time to dig around and fix. For example, cached pages started not getting updated; I'd delete spam comments and trackbacks in the admin, and they were gone from the database, but the comments still showed up on blog pages. This was probably due to some change on my host, but Typo didn't have any way to diagnose it - telling it to delete the cache didn't help, and there weren't any helpful errors that I saw. Also, many of the themes I installed were buggy, but I realize that's not your fault. Again, this is stuff that I probably could have figured out and fixed myself, I just didn't have the time to spend on it. And it's not like WordPress has been perfect so far, it's just been easier to setup and fix. I believe the version I was using was 4.1. I wish you guys the best, and I hope to return to Typo one day. <b>Clarification:</b> I was first using 2.6.0, and then upgraded earlier this year to 4.1. Piers:
I don’t want to sound too ungrateful, it’s actually quite nice, and I appreciate the work you guys have put into it.

There were just things some things that popped up which I didn’t have time to dig around and fix. For example, cached pages started not getting updated; I’d delete spam comments and trackbacks in the admin, and they were gone from the database, but the comments still showed up on blog pages. This was probably due to some change on my host, but Typo didn’t have any way to diagnose it – telling it to delete the cache didn’t help, and there weren’t any helpful errors that I saw.

Also, many of the themes I installed were buggy, but I realize that’s not your fault. Again, this is stuff that I probably could have figured out and fixed myself, I just didn’t have the time to spend on it. And it’s not like WordPress has been perfect so far, it’s just been easier to setup and fix.

I believe the version I was using was 4.1.

I wish you guys the best, and I hope to return to Typo one day.

Clarification: I was first using 2.6.0, and then upgraded earlier this year to 4.1.

]]> By: Piers Cawley http://blog.danielwaechter.com/miscellaneous-geekery/new-blog-software/comment-page-1/#comment-2 Piers Cawley Wed, 29 Aug 2007 07:30:25 +0000 http://blog.danielwaechter.com/miscellaneous-geekery/new-blog-software/#comment-2 Typo not ready for primetime? No argument here and I maintain it. I'd be grateful if you could let me know what annoyed you most and which version you were using. Typo not ready for primetime? No argument here and I maintain it.

I’d be grateful if you could let me know what annoyed you most and which version you were using.

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