I have been working with Michael Sablone tonight and he has been changing a bunch of code around and things are working wonderfully. I gotta say I am totally impressed.
The problem I was having was because I chose to put my mt-static outside of my $MT_HOME dir. But he fixed that.
He changed around how it loads thumbnails so it has made things a bit better but it seems my server is throttling things and so some of the thumbs do not load at first (but will on subsequent reloads) so I am talking to my host about that. I am on a dedicated box so this should not be a problem.
He also has made some changes so that Richard Benson's YUIEditor will work. For some reason when the YUIEditor would write an IMG tag, it would not end it with /> even though the config is set to XHTML.
This means the JS and CSS code I posted on the MT.org forums works just great if you are going to use the YUIEditor.
My thanks to Mike as he made a lot of changes tonight to make the plugin work on my server, and I believe make the plugin work much better for all for the next release of the BlogShow plugin.
What I am most impressed with is how it renders images with a NOSCRIPT tag, and how it looks on a mobile device. This is a very polished 1.0 plugin.
The problem I was having was because I chose to put my mt-static outside of my $MT_HOME dir. But he fixed that.
He changed around how it loads thumbnails so it has made things a bit better but it seems my server is throttling things and so some of the thumbs do not load at first (but will on subsequent reloads) so I am talking to my host about that. I am on a dedicated box so this should not be a problem.
He also has made some changes so that Richard Benson's YUIEditor will work. For some reason when the YUIEditor would write an IMG tag, it would not end it with /> even though the config is set to XHTML.
This means the JS and CSS code I posted on the MT.org forums works just great if you are going to use the YUIEditor.
My thanks to Mike as he made a lot of changes tonight to make the plugin work on my server, and I believe make the plugin work much better for all for the next release of the BlogShow plugin.
What I am most impressed with is how it renders images with a NOSCRIPT tag, and how it looks on a mobile device. This is a very polished 1.0 plugin.
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