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Fixed Login with External Login Providers in Firefox
You can now login with Firefox, sorry!
Basically, when you have an image input button in your form, like this:
<input type="image" src="/path/to/your/image.png" name="postname" value="postvalue" />
In firefox (and possibly some other browsers), the value isn't posted back.
I had to switch it out to a standard image, which relies on javascript to submit the form, like this:
<script>
function submitimg(myvalue)
$('#postname').val(myvalue);
$('#postname').parents('form')[0].submit();
</script>
<input type="hidden" name="postname" id="postname" />
<img src="/path/to/your/image.png" onclick="submitimg('postvalue');" />Whats happening here is when you click the image, javascript sets the hidden form field to the value for the button, which is the definitely posted back!
So to summarise - sorry if you have been unable to Login!
IE7 and IE8 fixes
The bane of any my life (IE) strikes again
It was brought to my attention that the site wasn't rendering correctly in IE7 or IE8 any more, I found the cause of the problem and fixed it so all should be working again.
I do however strongly recommend that you Upgrade your Browser to something else if you're on either of these version of Internet Explorer!
News Section has been brought up to speed
Added comments and RSS
You can now subscribe to the news RSS feed and post comments on posts.
I've also fixed a few bugs in the Facebook login process which meant users were unable to register. Please let me know if you experience any more issues.
More Login Methods Added
More ways to log in and start commenting!
Well as promised, I have added more login methods to Jambr to save you from creating an account directly.
You can now log in using any of the following:
- Windows Live
Please let me know if there are any others you would like me to add that implement OAuth or OpenID and i'll get them added!
Comments on Articles
You can now add comments to Articles
I have just added the ability for you to add comments to Articles posted on Jambr.
As mentioned in my previous post, you do need to Log In to do this. You can either create a Jambr account, or you can log in with another service provider (currently I have enabled Google and Twitter, Facebook login will be coming very soon).
I look forward to hearing your thoughts on the Articles that I post!
Create an Account
You can now register at Jambr
Well development is in full flow here, you'll notice Articles are now SEO friendly URLs and "Blog" has been changed to "News" as it is more suited to the task.
Within the next week you'll be able to comment and discuss on articles that have been posted, but in order to do this you'll need a Jambr account.
Naturally this can be done by Registering, but I will also be adding the ability to login via Facebook, Twitter or Google.
I've just finished the Google implementation today so head over to the Login page to create your Jambr account by linking to Google.
Articles
Finally, some content!
I finished the Articles section of Jambr today.
You can't add comments yet! But I can start posting articles you may find interesting.
I've started with a quick post on Setting up and Installing MiniProfiler, so why not have a read.
Jambr is Live!
As of 17:00 today, Jambr is Live
As of 16:06 on 18/12/2012, Jambr is officially live!
Those of you who know me, know that I have been developing for almost 10 years, but due to the nature of my work I haven't been publically able to show what I do.
I decided that needed to change, that I needed to give myself an online presence, and in doing so Jambr was born.