Feature list for BlogEngine.NET 1.2

September 10. 2007 11:06

... doesn't show BlogML support...
it was the first item on the 1.2 Roadmap so just thought I'd check!

OffBeatMammal

September 10. 2007 11:12

I did not find the support for multiple editors in the last build, will this be supported?
TinyMCE does not have an image browser/manager like FCKEditor, however, using FCKEditor and its browser with blogengine.net raises some issues I documented in the wiki at: www.dotnetblogengine.net/.../...r+integration.ashx

JPhilip

September 10. 2007 11:19

BlogML and multiple authors are supported. BlogML is listed under Import/Export in the list. Also multiple authors are on the list

Mads Kristensen

September 10. 2007 15:35

The question was not multiple authors but multiple editors (FCKEditor, FTB...)

JPhilip

September 10. 2007 16:29

Similarly, will we be able to disable the WYSIWYG editor via an admin option?

@Mads: Actually, "Multiply authors" is in the feature list; wouldn't that be nice ... ;)  But, you're still right - under "Post Editor" it alludes to multiple editors. They aren't built in, but they can be used.

~James

James Skemp

September 10. 2007 16:30

Sorry Mads, should have finished looking through before I posted my last comment.

Cross post = ?

James Skemp

September 11. 2007 10:01

Trackback from Urban 24

Neue Blogsoftware installiert

Urban 24

September 13. 2007 05:55

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oookkk

September 13. 2007 11:54

Personally,
for editor ,
i prefer keep TinyMCE or replace with FreeTextbox rather then Fckeditor

Ming.CT

September 15. 2007 16:15

tank you for BlogEngine.Net!

sajad

September 15. 2007 18:15

Do you know that I've been checking your website everyday since sept. 1st? I can't wait for version 1.2 ... =)

aditya

September 17. 2007 23:12

Guys....great work!
Love the code!!!!!

  Props!

CS

September 18. 2007 05:21

I think it is most useful to develop a multi-user-supported version.

ct

September 18. 2007 07:39

ct, there is multi user support already. Each user can write posts and each user have their own RSS feed showing their posts only.

Mads Kristensen

September 18. 2007 08:33

If I am using a russian characters for writing header of post i can't get access to this page because url using not compatibile characters.

Header and page url should be setting difirently.

Realist

September 18. 2007 11:08

Realist, I'm sorry to hear that. It is an issue we have addressed in the upcoming 1.2 release. You will be able to specify URL separately from the title now and it wont break on russian characters anymore either

Mads Kristensen

September 19. 2007 14:03

How far away is 1.2?, I can't wait.

BlogEngine.NET is just what I was looking for. Installed changeset 4468 this weekend on http://slyngelstat.dk, and it works great.

Thank you!

Christian Sparre

September 22. 2007 19:35

Salam Mads,
When are you going to release BlogEngine.NET 1.2 ???
It's September 23rd and about two weeks past this post's date.
By the way, release 1.1 was brilliant and I'm impatiently for new releases.
Thanks

Persius

September 24. 2007 05:52

You said in discussion forums there was going to be a "read more" functionality, i.e. part of the posts are shown with a "read more" text below them and when clicked on "read more" shows the whole post.

This is missing in the feature list. Is it going to be in 1.2?

Regards,
Engin Uysal

Engin Uysal

September 24. 2007 15:59

Just making a test, I wonder if the comments are filtered through any of that spam api systems.

Wayne Lambright

September 26. 2007 20:49

Love the work, keep it pimpin' Mads !

Tim Digital