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Change List - Current Version: v. 0.4.0

• Added original fields for posts to allow conversion while retaining edit capability
• Move to PostgreSQL 7.2.3 and PoPy/ZPoPyDA 2.0.8
• Site Search
• WeeCodes/link conversion/backslash escaping with user preferences
• User pages with post listings
• Query changes to improve efficiency

• Show New Forums Only
• Save Without Preview button
• As New Topic reply save option
• forum selection for new replies
• Next Subthread link
• Parent Post link
• LRPD next to board name if new posts
• Forum drop down with Goto/Add Topic
• Thread Indentation Format user preference
• Forum MiniControl links
• Forum Control at top/bottom/both user preference
• reply/edit links in thread hierarchies with user preference
• Active Users with user preference for invisibility
• Posting Statistics
• Thread Hierarchy position user preference
• Link/image format user preferences
• Jump tags in thread hierarchy with user preference
• Font user preference
• Post IDs in thread listing with user preference
• Forum-specific banner images
• LRPDs per Minute/Minutes per LRPD display w/user preference
• Random Post

Change List - Current Version: v. 0.4.0

• Rearchitected page rendering directory structure
• Single SQL for forum list
• View content referenced by contentID only (archive links won't break)
• Edit posts
• Add edit history display to content
• Factor posting functionality (quote buttons disappearing, etc)
• LOTS of new LRPDisms... ;-)
• Cookie-held login with fallback to Basic Auth
• Pagination on forum displays

• Don't show LRPD for Anon users
• Page titles
• User count
• Separate style sheet
• Odd/even colors in content listing
• Change quote buttons to drop-down
• Added "Use CSS" option to user preferences
• Added "Sort Threads By Last Modified Time" option to user preferences

• Show New Only messed up when edit preferences
• Show All Replies link in content view
• Made column names consistent
• Fixed subject line substitution
• Moved datetime conversion to database for efficiency (driver returns strings)
• Added size attr. to font tag filter
• Fixed CSS usage (Thanks Wade!)
• Fixed some login funkiness; no double login now on new user

• Indexing on the database tables :-)
• Running on port 80 now

• Expand/Collapse threads in forum view
• Expand/Collapse replies in content view
• Quote buttons on reply form
• Login redirects to current page

• No close required for HR tag
• Added center tag
• Indentation for sub-threads starts at 0 now in content view
• Disappearing subject with 'no subject quote' option on

• Some adjustments to database driver. Let me know if it freezes on you.

• wrap="virtual" in text areas
• Indentation depth adjustment links on content display
• User-selected timezone for date displays
• Auto-fill subject line toggle

• Mysterious disappearing 'post'
• 'Show New Only' tracked in User Preferences

• Single-threaded for now; still some stability problems

• Wider/Narrower/Taller/Shorter buttons on text entry boxes

• Hopefully the stability will have improved significantly
• New database driver
• Reverted to Python 1.5.2

• Took hundredths of a second off date display

• There are a few oddities still with the login management until I come up with a better solution. Most notably, change password doesn't seem to work, and there are some issues with Mozilla's realm management.
• Some instability at times. I think it's with the database driver (which is still alpha). I'm going to try some other combinations on my local machine to try to fix it.

• Threading sorted in reverse order of creation.
• Post displays are indented according to threading (you're welcome, Peter... ;-)
• Personal pictures, signatures
• Show new only, show personal pictures, preview by default as display options
• Subject, content, and signatures filtered for acceptable HTML
• -NT... need I say more...?
• It Seems To Work. :-)
• No advertisements! :-D
• No Javascript/Java/Flash/DHTML/ActiveX! :-D

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