The project seems to slow down at the moment. I'd like to know why, but until then let's see what's bugging me on the technical side: We need to be able to render, in real time, XML/XSLTransformed content, as well as allow navigation into this content. At first glance, this is not possible. So my first goal is to provide a JavaScript-based component that can provide this feature to browsers.
2006 is already here and AjaxOffice team is ready to work in order to reach one goal: An Open Source AJAX Office suite that will be compatible with Open Document format. If you are interested in helping us out, do not hesistate to join our mailing list(s).
I finally fixed the all the bugs I could find with the database and session system.
Right now it's making a session for every visitor that views the site, which is pretty useless unless you are logged in. I will now look into that and make something that get's rid of the session if there is no data in it.
If you notice I am able to use 'quotes' in this post. This is one of the bugs that only happened on the SourceForge server and not in my local one. stripslashes() did the job. :-)
My previous posts were made a long time ago. :-)
The timestamp should be fixed now.
I will put an image here just because I can.
Yes!
After two weeks of fighting I figured that the sessions in this server are not very reliable and that I need to use a database to keep them.
I later made the database and session interface and got it to work.
Now I have to fix some minor glitches with the database here and there.