12.12.01
Basically there is no change for you on the user's side, but if you ever wanted to do advanced stuff with b2, this is a good thing coming your way

chris - email - url
completely not related to your post michel.... yknow how my cookies dont work for my main blog? but they do for the other one? well, i think its cos the index isnt in the same folder as the rest of the b2 files. cos when i check comments thru the login, it has all my details.
not sure if thats any use - maybe other people have the same problem with IE and b2 cookies?
14.12.01 @ 02:03:21 335
tj_edit - email - url
That's a great thing coming our way.
I did a few sites back when I was in Japan. Getting various professional documents online for my place of work.
Supporing different charsets, designing for this -- working around that. What an absolute nightmare!
As anyone who has had to develop/design multilingual sites knows, there's really NO such thing as the WWW.
But with unicode, the true WWW is possible.
Right now, I double check my blog entries for unicode compliance. Writing/scipting offline, if need be.
Anything that helps me keep the site XHTML/XML clean, is very welcome | most welcome news.
Coolness, Michel! This blogger is getting ready for some truly primetime action.
14.12.01 @ 05:09:44 465
michel v - email - url
chris, you should make a copy of b2comments.php, name it b2comments.phps, and let me look at it. on your blog, the cookies are stored, it's just that their values aren't displayed in the form...
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