Alison Hawke

Blog (the Delphi program) can get to Caffeinated Bliss and publish a blog to it.  Took a bit of poking around to get the settings right, but it can be done.  This is good.  Now I know what settings I'll need to put in Chronicle's Site

Deleting entries is harder than it looks.  Definitely need to have an "Are you sure you want to permanently delete this entry" dialog.  I'm nearly ready to do the Alpha release on SourceForge, Chronicle version 0.2.  Everything's still bare metal, you can'

It used to be that you could tell what language a program was written in just by looking at it running.  Visual Basic 3.0 and 4.0 were kind of chunky, Borland Delphi had those nasty yes/no buttons where the check mark floated above the button when it

Chronicle version 0.2 is complete.  It can load, save and update entries, and that nasty random flood of exceptions is gone.  Amazing what a little re-ordering in the constructor will do for you.  The next version's big task is to sort out publishing the blog to

Caught up with marking my HTML student's web sites, nine so far. Our domain name is propagating through the name servers, should be online by the weekend.  I put a place marker page there with another new Paint Shop Pro background.  I am 100% certain that no other

Registered a domain name and signed up for domain hosting.  Permanent Internet real estate.  Paid web hosting.  A home of our own.  http://www.quanta.f2s.com/ will be moving, it may even get a redesign. Saw "Ocean's Eleven," very good film.

Wrote the XSL transform stylesheets to turn Chronicle's XML output into PHP pages for upload.  Paul found some FTP code we can use.  Next thing to do is create an ExportEntry class that extends DiaryEntry and adds system locale specific day and month names.  Then see about loading.