News - 2007

Referrers for DokuWiki has been updated; here's what's new:

• More referrer spam blocking is in place.
• Better support for not logging spiders and search engines.
• Non-standard browser/client IDs will also get logged.

BackupTool for DokuWiki has been updated, here's what's new:

• Backup files are now timestamped with date and time, thanks to Syv Ritch for the push.

Ok, so working with KempoMake some more, I'm starting to think it might be a little infeasible for LibTate. Most “packages” so far are mostly templates, meaning there's no objects to compile. I'm not horribly thrilled over the file structure, although it is a clean file structure over all.

Overall then, file structure needs a better implementation.

Additionally, perhaps LibTate simply needs better follow through on plans in some areas… I'd attribute this mostly to time constrains in the last few years more than anything else.

Back to the drawing board…

KempoMake has been retooled somewhat, and is now clean enough to start using for production. Here's what's new:

• The only currently supported platform is Win32 for the time being.
• The only currently supported build level is DEBUG for the time being.

(Release b fixes a possible bug in the VS 2005 template for applications.)

• Monobook for DokuWiki has been updated, here's what's new:
  • Added support for recovering draft files, thanks to Arno Schoenmakers for reporting this one.
  • Some minor fixes for the language files, thanks to Edmondas Girkantas.

KempoMake has been updated; it now works with Visual Studio 2005 SP1, and a lot of things have been simplified in it, but it's still kind of sloppy, so there will be another update soon.

Monobook for DokuWiki has been updated, here's what's new:

• Two new languages, zh-cn and zh-tw; thanks to 郭長祐 for this.

BackupTool for DokuWiki has been updated, here's what's new:

• Added conf/mime.conf to list of things backed up under “configuration settings”

Google Analytics for DokuWiki has been updated, here's what's new:

• Fixed minor bug for “is_writable”, thanks to bernd [at] bzed [dot] de

New project, Rational Number Type.

Google Analytics for DokuWiki has been updated, here's what's new:

• HTTPS support by Matjaz Slak

• Monobook for DokuWiki has been updated:
  • Style.ini updated
  • Author setting now available for “Cite this Article” links.
  • Updated installation instructions.
  • Possibly other minor changes– don’t recall.

• Display Wiki Page for DokuWiki has been updated:
  • Cleaner rewrite, but nothing new otherwise.
  • The problem regarding ACL is something broken in the DokuWiki source; it’s nothing on my end. I’ve reported it, and there’s not much else I can do from here.
• Google Analytics for DokuWiki has been updated:
  • Arabic translation, thanks to M. Bashir Al-Noimi for this.

I've posted a page for a new project, TateMe; currently it's just in the planning stages.

I've added a/an FAQ section to the discussion page on Monobook for DokuWiki. This is because I'm kind of tired of answering the same questions over and over, and they have nothing to do with the template, but with the underlying wiki software.

This is not to discourage you from asking questions; all I would ask is that you please read the installation instructions first, and try not to ask questions that are simply unrelated to the project.

New Email Q&A, Math and Intuition.

I've released a new drop of LibTate… it is kind of in a holding pattern again. I think I'm going to have to change the way I structure the library– from a single library to a library of segmented libraries. I've avoided having to do things this way due to it being kind of a pain from the IDE side of development, but it will allow me to publish working parts of the library while still having experimental parts in development… and overall this is what I was hoping to accomplish.

Because of all of this– and this is something I never thought I'd say, but KempoMake will be making a comeback.

Monobook for DokuWiki has been updated, here is what's new:

• Italian language has been added
• Wikipedia-specific stylesheets have been added for the ten primary languages of Wikipedia: en, de, fr, pl, ja, nl, it, pt, sv, and es.
  • What you’ll notice is better support for your native language as well as a closer “look and feel” to Wikipedia.

Tabs look a little better: And the “portlets” are customized as well.

I already predict folks will want a little more customizable look and feel; be assured I'll work on it for the next release.

Multitemplate for DokuWiki has been updated. This fixes compatibility with templates that use configuration management. (Which was the only recent bug.)