7th March 2023
Forgot to account for special characters in feed names.
Updated files:
- mst.php
6th March 2023
Changes to subscribed items are now reflected in the timeline.
Also made a slight change to CSS.
Updated files:
- style.css
- /notify/index.php
2nd March 2023
Changed pleaseNotify url parameter from 'url1' to 'url'
Updated files:
- pleaseNotify.php
- /admin/pleaseNotify.php
23rd Feb 2023
A few minor tweaks.
Updates files:
- clean.php
- ping.php
- style.css
- /admin/pleaseNotify.php
21st Feb 2023
Some additional styling, fixes & enhancements for replies
Updated Files:
- edit.php
- mst.php
- style.css
21st Feb 2023
Replies!
An initial stab at reply functionality is now live using a new 'mst' namespace to provide a <mst:reply> item level element which contains the URL of the item being replied to.
Click the reply icon next to any post to set a hidden input field which then gets added to the RSS feed for that post.
mst.php and page.php then check for the presence of this additional element to display replies.
There is also a little more tidying up.
Added files:
- /images/doreply.png
- /images/doreplydark.png
- /images/hascomment.png
- /images/hascommentdark.png
Updated Files:
- mst.php
- page.php
- post.php
- rss.php
- /about/about.php
- /admin/admin.php
20th Feb 2023
Ensured notify path correctly calculated regardless of where the install is done (sub domain, root, sub directory etc.)
Existing items from a feed are now immediately added upon subscription rather than having to wait for a notification to be received.
When a feed is deleted the items from that feed are also removed from the timeline.
Tidied up some inline CSS in /admin and removed content border from /about
Updated files:
- mst.css
- mst.php
- pleaseNotify.php
- style.css
- /admin/admin.php
- /admin/pleaseNotify.php
19th Feb
Some minor tweaks and fixes
Updated files:
- clean.php
- edit.php
- mst.css
- mst.php
- pleaseNotify.php
- style.css
17th Feb 2023
Added source:markdown support to the RSS feed
17th Feb 2023
Big rewrite!
We have agreed that MST apps should display up to 100 items to keep it manageable so PHP-MST now temporarily stores up to ~100 remote posts (items.csv).
On receipt of a notification from the rssCloud server new items will be added to the csv file in the background and the timeline built from this file rather than from reading feeds on the fly.
The timeline will only show 100 items.
Your own items can now be edited by double-clicking them in the timeline – this will trigger a rebuild of your RSS feed and ping the rssCloud server.