BlogCFC 5.9.3 Released - The "Switzer" Edition
A very large update was released tonight, thanks to Dan G. Switzer. There are quite a few changes, all described in the readme, so I'll hit up some of the bigger ones to explain why I went ahead and bumped up the version to 5.9.3.
- Updates/simplification of file pathing determination
- XML-RPC updates (no, I didn't test these myself, I suck)
- Admin has a nicer warning when settings/cache is updated
- When you edit an entry, you get immediate access to the comments
- Ability to view an unreleased entry on the blog. This lets an admin see how an entry will REALLY look w/o having to release it.
- Code coloring updates
Lots of good little nuggets. Thanks Dan!

I had a look at the 2 different blog.ini files and can't find my mistake. Any ideas?
Also, to be clear, when you say you upload images, are you using the little tool in the blog entry editor that lets you upload and it auto-copies in the source?
var imgstr = '<img src="#application.utils.fixUrl("#application.rooturl#/#sImgRoot#/")#' + str + '" />';
Ray, I noticed in a post on the riaforge site there was an issue with fixurl changing the // to /. http://blogcfc.riaforge.org/index.cfm?event=page.i...
It says in the comment you were going live with it. I downloaded the latest blogcfc last night and the fixurl issue is still there.
I just modified the code in my blog to mimic the code listed on the issue.
I included Jon Kris' code below
<code> <cfif findnocase("http://", arguments.url) >
<cfset arguments.url = reReplace(arguments.url, "http://", "", "all")>
<cfset arguments.url = reReplace(arguments.url, "\/{2,}", "/", "all")>
<cfset arguments.url = "http://" & arguments.url>
<cfreturn arguments.url>
<cfelse>
<cfreturn reReplace(arguments.url, "\/{2,}", "/", "all")>
</cfif></code>
Updated by cfjedimaster (Raymond Camden) : 06/18/09 9:51 PM
fixed in latest (going live in 10)
Did I grab the wrong version?
Thanks again for the great blog engine.
Error Executing Database Query.
[Macromedia][SQLServer JDBC Driver][SQLServer]Ambiguous column name 'blog'.
From this template camden\blog\blog.cfc: line 1661
V5.9.3.000
Thanks