mBlog is a blog program based on the .Net Framework 2.0 framework. It uses the common Access database. The program is relatively simple and realizes several basic functions that a blog should have. Trackbak, Tags, and Rss are all implemented. But I don’t want to make a powerful blog program, so I am very happy with this program now, and it has become my second .Net program.
Each module of the program adopts the form of a template, and then replaces the keywords with relevant data to generate a static page pattern. The front desk then reads it through Ajax.
Beat2 updated on February 16, 2008:
1. Adopt a three-tier architecture that includes two types of libraries and one website in one solution, and replace the original String with StringBuilder.
2. Updated and used more standardized database operation classes.
3. Solve the problem that the published Ajax read information cannot be updated in real time.
4. Solved the problem of incorrect statistics on the site.
5. Solved the problem of installation under the secondary folder of the website, and changed the absolute website path to a relative path under the website.
6. Some modules have been deleted and some template pages have been updated, such as deleting the navigation bar and webmaster information module.
7. The friendly link module has been strengthened, and you can freely apply for links. (I was too lazy to do it before...)
8. Added blog installation files to facilitate installation and use when using it for the first time.
9. Fixed the problem of incorrect display of calendar data.
10. Other logical and coding issues.
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