RSS Feed by Marty at 12/01/02(Mon)18:46 No.173
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Please try the Extremely experimental RSS feed and provide feedback. Thank you!http://feeds.feedburner.com/halfemptyimageboard
Please try the Extremely experimental RSS feed and provide feedback. Thank you!
http://feeds.feedburner.com/halfemptyimageboard
Chad at 12/01/03(Tue)02:42 No.178
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Oh F yes. My google reader just got so much better.Post #174 isn't showing up in the feed as of 1:43AM Pacific Time.It might be nice if the RSS feed got 900px or narrower versions of the images (with links to the full versions). Scrolling the images around in Google reader is not ideal. Maybe exclude GIFs from scaling if animated GIFs can't be scaled reliably/efficiently.
Oh F yes. My google reader just got so much better.
Post #174 isn't showing up in the feed as of 1:43AM Pacific Time.
It might be nice if the RSS feed got 900px or narrower versions of the images (with links to the full versions). Scrolling the images around in Google reader is not ideal. Maybe exclude GIFs from scaling if animated GIFs can't be scaled reliably/efficiently.
Chad at 12/01/03(Tue)03:13 No.179
All the posts are showing now, it was probably just Google Reader's caching at fault.PS What's with the password box always being prefilled, is the PW that I use getting saved to a cookie or something? I retype it every time, anyway.
All the posts are showing now, it was probably just Google Reader's caching at fault.
PS What's with the password box always being prefilled, is the PW that I use getting saved to a cookie or something? I retype it every time, anyway.
Marty at 12/01/03(Tue)22:38 No.184
>>178Yeah, the caching seems to be a side effect of using Feedburner (30 min cache) and Reader (who knows when). Both Google products. With the number of engineers working there you'd think they could make it happen. But whatever, they're working on a drives-itself car. Hopefully the brakes and the accelerator are made by the same product group, so they'll communicate. Just kidding, I'm sure their car will be great.
>>178
Yeah, the caching seems to be a side effect of using Feedburner (30 min cache) and Reader (who knows when). Both Google products. With the number of engineers working there you'd think they could make it happen. But whatever, they're working on a drives-itself car. Hopefully the brakes and the accelerator are made by the same product group, so they'll communicate. Just kidding, I'm sure their car will be great.
Marty at 12/01/03(Tue)22:44 No.185
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>>178 For the images, the other field we have to work with is the thumbnails, which are currently set to 400px. Would that be better than using the full size? Let me know and I'll make the change.>>179 For this it's, yeah, a cookie or something so you don't need to retype. Little-known fact: The passwords are stored in the DB as plain text. Which means the admins of this style of board can always easily see your PW, so don't reuse something you use elsewhere.
>>178 For the images, the other field we have to work with is the thumbnails, which are currently set to 400px. Would that be better than using the full size? Let me know and I'll make the change.
>>179 For this it's, yeah, a cookie or something so you don't need to retype. Little-known fact: The passwords are stored in the DB as plain text. Which means the admins of this style of board can always easily see your PW, so don't reuse something you use elsewhere.
Chad at 12/01/07(Sat)20:01 No.220
>>185 I do think the 400px images would be better for the RSS feed. Can you set it up so that for posts with GIFs it uses the full size instead? Just don't want to lose the animation.
Marty at 12/01/10(Tue)23:44 No.240
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So I think the RSS is working with if not-a-gif then use thumbnail. please confirm. (here's a James gif for testing)but then I tried to apply the same test to this main board and Perl totally kicked my butt. I don't know it very well, and it's not forgiving.
So I think the RSS is working with if not-a-gif then use thumbnail. please confirm. (here's a James gif for testing)
but then I tried to apply the same test to this main board and Perl totally kicked my butt. I don't know it very well, and it's not forgiving.
Chad at 12/01/11(Wed)11:09 No.249
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>>240 The RSS feed is just right, now. Animated GIFs work and other files are sized nicely. I would love to see the main board work the same way eventually. Perhaps you just need to add more punctuation symbols? Perl joke!