Railo Developer

I made this tiny little mangoblog plugin because I just hate to fill in login forms over and over again. So, with a little help of jquery, you can now have a "remember this login" checkbox at the login screen of your mangoblog admin...

I needed a function to check the difference between 2 dates in javascript. I couldn't find a suitable one, so I created this one:

function dateDiff(datepart, fromdate, todate)// datepart: 'w', 'd', 'h', 'n', 's'
{
	datepart = datepart.toLowerCase();
	var diff = todate - fromdate;
	var divideBy = {
	w:604800000 //1000*60*60*24*7
	, d:86400000 // 1000*60*60*24
	, h:3600000 // 1000*60*60
	, n:60000 // 1000*60
	, s:1000
	};
	return Math.floor(diff/divideBy[datepart]);
}

As you can read on the Carlos Gallupa website, there will be a meeting and presentation on Railo 4.0 with Railo's CEO Gert Franz the 16th of july 2010! I am working at Carlos Gallupa as a developer, and we just love to work with Railo, the opensource CFML (Coldfusion) engine.

Join the meeting by registering here, or read more about it (in Dutch).

I almost can't believe it, and watched it 2 times. This lovely woman with a Coldfusion cap on her head (!!!) talking about why she loves Coldfusion. Watch this one, it's so cool!

Yet another plugin for mangoblog! About two weeks ago, I rediscovered Project Honeypot.They have a service called HTTP:BL, where you can check ip addresses for comment spamming and email harvesting behaviour.
With the help of that service, you can now block those ip addresses from even seeing your blog.