Hi Marc,

I stopped using frame forwarding since i use the guestbook, it's not a big problem i was just curious if it could be solved.

Another thing that i was wondering is the time stamp a message gets in the guestbook, it's never the real time that the message is created and messages of the same day/week seem to have the same minutes.. I also tried it at your site with a time test, then u see what i mean.

Any idea what the problem is here??

Regards,

Gijs

Hi marc

I have the same problem that Gijs already reported. The emoticon map does not show up as a popup when trying it from my own site. Testing it on your ssmaint site it works. additionally the addComment feature does not work either. Like the emoticons map link it tries to load something but nothing happens. This is the case either in IE9 or Firefox.

Btw: First of all I got an SQL Syntax error on my local IIS installation when I tested the comment feature. I had to change GuestbookEntryComment.php to make that work. I had to remove the brackets in the LEFT JOIN statement:
         $sqlQuery->from = array(
               ' GuestbookEntryComment GC ',
               ' LEFT JOIN Member M ',
               ' ON ( M.ID = GC.AuthorID )',

Now, at least I don't get a Synax error anymore when I enable the comment feature in the guestbook.

There was another minor change I made to Guestbook.php to enable mollom spam protection:
      $spamProtectionField = new DropdownField(
         'SpamProtection',
         _t( 'Guestbook.SPAMPROTECTION', 'Which spamprotection?' ),
         array(
            null         => '-',
            'mollom'      => 'MollomSpamProtector',
            'recaptcha'      => 'ReCaptcha',
            'phpcaptcha'   => 'PHPCaptcha',
            'simplestspam'   => 'SimplestSpam',
            'mathspam'      => 'MathSpamProtection',
         )
      );

and
      // add spamprotection if enabled
      if( ( 'recaptcha' == $this->SpamProtection
            && 'RecaptchaProtector' == SpamProtectorManager::get_spam_protector() )
         || ( 'mollom' == $this->SpamProtection
            && 'MollomSpamProtector' == SpamProtectorManager::get_spam_protector() )
         || ( 'simplestspam' == $this->SpamProtection
            && 'SimplestSpamProtector' == SpamProtectorManager::get_spam_protector() )
         ||('phpcaptcha' == $this->SpamProtection
          && 'PhpCaptchaProtector' == SpamProtectorManager::get_spam_protector() )
         )
      {
         SpamProtectorManager::update_form( $form, 'Captcha', array(), _t('Guestbook.CaptchaMessage', 'Captcha') );
      }

      return $form;
   }

hopefully that helps someone else as well who prefers mollom rather than Recaptcha.

Other than that, great work! This really helped me as a total beginner in webdesign to implement a guestbook. Oh, and I "stole" your guestbook.css off your ssmaint site because I realy liked the rounded layout of the guestbook entries. Hopefully you integrate these in your next release

Thanks

Thomas

Hi Marc

I sort of "figured it out". ;-) The entire <script> code in Guestbook.ss did not work for me. I just replaced the entire <!--[if lt IE 9]> paragraph with the <!--[if IE 6 ]>... code you have on your ssmaint page. Now it works for me in IE9 and Firefox.

The funny thing is, when I tested the old version with the <script> earlyer today in IE6 in the office the popups did work. I wonder what happend tomorrow when I test the new code in the office.

Sorry that I cannot be any more specific. I'm pretty much copy-pasting things blindly as i'm definitively no web designer.

I'll gladly test your next release and keep you posted...

Regards

Thomas

Hi Marc

I tested the new code in IE6 today and it still works. So don't worry, IE6 support is not really necessary as it already works. At least for what I need it. I'm not planning to support IE6 on my website extensively either. If it works, it works. If not, bad luck...

Looking forward to your next release.

Kind regards

Thomas