BlogCFC 5.9.3.006

This is a minor update, the main update is a fix to stats.cfm and SQL Server support. Enjoy.

Release Notes:

Locale files for DE, CH, AT by Mischa Sameli
/stats.cfm - various SQL Server fixes
/admin/settings.cfm - suggestion by Forta to sort tb spam list
/admin/entry.cfm - fix the image upload url
/org/camden/blog/blog.cfc - version
/org/camden/blog/blog.ini - the trackback spam list is sorted, but not different

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Andy Florino's Gravatar Hey Ray,
I will be using BlogCFC inside another site and I've been hitting the wall lately on some admin-specific modifications to BlogCFC:
1) I'm trying to publish 3 admin-generated posts (everything before [more/] tag) from the blog to a frame on the main site's home page. Some ideas for the automation are to include a field in entry.cfm that offers a position choice: none (default), 1, 2, or 3. I know that this will most likely require a new dbase tbl to correspond to the [cfquery] that will hopefully populate the frame. I'm mediocre at best with relational dbases and I don't want to start adding new fields and corrupting the stable dbase that exists. (Any suggestions?)
2) I would like to give different admin rights to users depending on their permissions (ie: "super user" vs "user"). Super users would have access to all admin settings, whereas users would see 'add entry','categories','update password' etc... Do you think I can safely add a field (or two) to tblUsers to test for specific permissions? if so, I have no idea (short of designing different /admin/index.cfm pages for different roles) how to efficiently produce the admin home based on which kind of user logged in... ayudame por favor :)
# Posted By Andy Florino | 7/14/09 12:52 PM
Raymond Camden's Gravatar 1) It depends on how 'anal' you want to get I guess. You could add a Position column, type numeric, and just use that.

2) I think you could do that.
# Posted By Raymond Camden | 7/14/09 1:51 PM
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