Agregating me in XHTML Friends

April 28, 2005 by Oliver · Comments Off
Filed under: XHTML Friends 

Well I think I’ve got it sorted so all pages of the same person can be aggregated properly. Unfortunately since my internet access at “home” is down at the moment I haven’t be able to test it properly so I’m not uploading it yet.

Just a couple of notes. The page based info will still be available. At the moment the site trusts everything it finds (so if you link to Google with a ‘me’ attribute it will believe you). I also need to make it follow a site’s internal links to find links pages and so forth (but that will mean resolving relative URLs.. ack).

Silly .htaccess

April 25, 2005 by Oliver · 1 Comment
Filed under: Programming, Technology, Web Programming, XHTML Friends 

Wordpress seemed to be not updating my .htaccess properly but not telling me. Which is why none of the permalinks work. It’s funny, I was about to comment that none of the new visitors to XHTML Friends had made their way over hear. Of course they probably did and just couldn’t comment…

Thanks to Ryan for pointing out the complete failure of all the internal links on the site…

Traffic from somewhere…

April 25, 2005 by Oliver · 4 Comments
Filed under: XHTML Friends 

XHTML friends suddenly had a lot a of traffic… Not sure where from though. But when I checked today the number of sites added jumped from 900 to 1100 and the number of queued sites went from 200 to 1000! I’m making it crawl them all now :)

Upcoming features for XHTML friends

April 22, 2005 by Oliver · 4 Comments
Filed under: XHTML Friends 

I think the most useful feature for helping propogate XFN would be a list of sites with incoming links but no outgoing links. i.e. sites that should add XFN attributes to their links :)

Of course the graphics should also actually display diffferent relationships and stuff but that’s just prettyness :P

Should Galaxia use Ajax?

April 22, 2005 by Oliver · Comments Off
Filed under: Galaxia, Games, Javascript, MPOGs, PHP, Programming, Technology, Web Programming 

I used JavaScript once succesfully and it goes to my head…

I read a book on doing XML stuff with JavaScript and thought “Very clever. But Why?”. Well apparently it’s taking off. It’s how Google Maps works.

And if you didn’t know (I didn’t; reading blogs is actually helping me) Ajax stands for Asynchronous Javascript and XML.

It would mean you’d just drag the map to scroll in Galaxia… :D

In hindsight. No. Too much effort and too many otherthings I need to do…

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