Gregarius 0.4.0 was just released, and is available from the sourceforge.net download page.
Complete changelog since 0.3.8:
Adjacent item navigation
Logical and operator can applied to tags (a la del.icio.us: /tag/tag1+tag2)
Bug: stripping tags from item titles
Related tags (…)
Tagging: new actions: cancel edit, get tag suggestions from del.icio.us (…)
New option: show only unread items on frontpage
The RSS autodiscovery now works with uppercase <link> tags
Some preliminary cache control (HTTP ETag, Last-Modified, …)
Fixed an ugly bug which would multiply sql-time on index.php by five (…)
I’ve also updated the TODO document to reflect a couple feature ideas I’d like to implement for version 0.5
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Just updated my old version :)
Some issues & requests :
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-I tried to use the tag system but i can’t modify any tags (i’m not using mod_rewrite => rss.output.usemodrewrite = false)
the ‘tag modify’ link gives me : (”http://serverip/rss/feed.php?channel=2#”)
-It should be nice to implement a special tag to make a feed “persistent” even to the purge feeds function. (to keep some interesting feeds…)
-Another request would be the possibility to display all feeds from a category :
Instead of collapsing category channels when clicked => show all feeds from this category
and add an “arrow icon” like the directory management for the collapsing task :)
-Show (All Feeds/Unreaded Feeds) button beside ‘Mark everything as …’
Anyway continue the great work, it’s just getting amazing :)
Okay, this one is a bug related to the fact that your hosting provider seems to be running PHP in CGI mode, and not as an Apache module. Will look for a workaround and report back.
Yes, sticky items have been requested quite a few times already, I guess I’ll have to implement this, then :)
This makes sense, will see what I can do
Hi,
I just installed the Gregarius 0.4.0. It looks cool. But I can not find that there is a template system that exists in Gregarius so I can modify its layout.
Do you have any plan to plug a template system into Gregarius such as phpSavant ( http://www.phpsanvant.com )?
Thanks
Sorry, http://www.phpsavant.com is correct
pcdinh,
indeed, a templating system is one of the key features I was planning to implement for 0.5 (see the TODO document for 0.5).
In the meantime, the XHTML markup rendered by Gregarius 0.4 is quite semantic-oriented, meaning that all of the layout and styling is currently implemented in the stylesheets (
layout.cssandlook.css, respectively.)Playing with those should allow you to alter the look of the application quite a bit, already.
Do you think of restructuring your source code to make Gregarius a more MVC-like aplication when making an integration to a template system such as phpsavant. Perhaps, Gregarius will be a better application if it takes advantages of Solar framework (http://www.solarphp.com / http://paul-m-jones.com/blog/ ) or Mojavi framework ( http://www.mojavi.org )
Regards,
Sans
Sans,
binding Gregarius to a framework really isn’t a priority to me right now: the project is still in a development phase where I’m adding core functionalities, and I’d like to keep it this way, for the time being.
Refactoring the whole code into an OO design is certainly a mid-term goal, but this can’t happen unless/until I stop adding features (mostly because Gregarius is a one-man effort, and I can’t focus on two orthogonal tasks).
And as I said, developing features until I consider the project ripe enough is more important to me, right now.