Hmmmm, I’ll have to have a close look at the Text_Wiki library. I do a lot of that sort of thing on my websites both at home and at work, and currently have my own function to implement a subset of this sort of functionality.
I just got the following error when trying to post my comment on the poultry shears. I then hit the “back” button in my browser, then hit “Submit Comment” again and it worked fine.
—snip—
WP-Hashcash Check Failed
Your client has failed to compute the special javascript code required to comment on this blog. If you believe this to be in error, please contact the blog administrator, and check for javascript, validation, or php errors. It is also possible that you are trying to spam this blog.
If you are using Google Web Accelerator, a proxy, or some other caching system, WP-Hashcash may not let you comment. There are known issues with caching that are fundamentally insoluble, because the page being written to you must be generated freshly. Turn off your caching software and reload the page. If you are using a proxy, commenting should work, but it is untested.
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I just got the following error when trying to post my comment on the poultry shears. I then hit the “back” button in my browser, then hit “Submit Comment” again and it worked fine.
—snip—
WP-Hashcash Check Failed
Your client has failed to compute the special javascript code required to comment on this blog. If you believe this to be in error, please contact the blog administrator, and check for javascript, validation, or php errors. It is also possible that you are trying to spam this blog.
If you are using Google Web Accelerator, a proxy, or some other caching system, WP-Hashcash may not let you comment. There are known issues with caching that are fundamentally insoluble, because the page being written to you must be generated freshly. Turn off your caching software and reload the page. If you are using a proxy, commenting should work, but it is untested.
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February 13th, 2006 at 11:10 am (#)
Hmmmm, I’ll have to have a close look at the Text_Wiki library. I do a lot of that sort of thing on my websites both at home and at work, and currently have my own function to implement a subset of this sort of functionality.
February 15th, 2006 at 10:51 pm (#)
Testing my comments. I think someone was having problems posting earlier. Hum.
February 15th, 2006 at 10:51 pm (#)
Testing my comments. I think someone was having problems posting earlier. Hum.
February 20th, 2006 at 10:11 am (#)
I just got the following error when trying to post my comment on the poultry shears. I then hit the “back” button in my browser, then hit “Submit Comment” again and it worked fine.
—snip—
WP-Hashcash Check Failed
Your client has failed to compute the special javascript code required to comment on this blog. If you believe this to be in error, please contact the blog administrator, and check for javascript, validation, or php errors. It is also possible that you are trying to spam this blog.
If you are using Google Web Accelerator, a proxy, or some other caching system, WP-Hashcash may not let you comment. There are known issues with caching that are fundamentally insoluble, because the page being written to you must be generated freshly. Turn off your caching software and reload the page. If you are using a proxy, commenting should work, but it is untested.
This comment has been logged, and will not be displayed on the blog.
February 20th, 2006 at 10:11 am (#)
I just got the following error when trying to post my comment on the poultry shears. I then hit the “back” button in my browser, then hit “Submit Comment” again and it worked fine.
—snip—
WP-Hashcash Check Failed
Your client has failed to compute the special javascript code required to comment on this blog. If you believe this to be in error, please contact the blog administrator, and check for javascript, validation, or php errors. It is also possible that you are trying to spam this blog.
If you are using Google Web Accelerator, a proxy, or some other caching system, WP-Hashcash may not let you comment. There are known issues with caching that are fundamentally insoluble, because the page being written to you must be generated freshly. Turn off your caching software and reload the page. If you are using a proxy, commenting should work, but it is untested.
This comment has been logged, and will not be displayed on the blog.