Hi there, today I received an email from my hosting provider (1&1 in Germany) who informed me that they will stop supporting PHP 5.2 starting on April 1st 2013 and that I may already switch to PHP 5.4. When I did so, my RSS-feed stopped working and I got a lot of errors like Strict Standards: No...

Ouch... That's quite a lot of work for what I am trying to do. So maybe later. Thanks for the explanation!

Hi there, just a short question to start with. Is it possible to call an external php script on a certain event, for example when a prepared blog post goes online at a time in the future? If yes, how do I accomplish this? Scenario: - prepare a blog post with a publishing date in the future - when th...

Okay, thanks for your help! I will then try to build something based on the parent ID of a comment.

Ah, okay. I made the mistake to place it in comments.tpl. After putting it into my RSS feed, I do not get the trace variable any more, which is why I don't get an output.

Is it possible to pass the trace variable from comments.tpl over to the feed_2.0.tpl to use it there? If yes, how can I do that?

Thanks for that. I did a {$comment|@print_r} and received the following output: Array ( [id] => 24365 [entry_id] => 3872 [timestamp] => 1349397332 [ctitle] => [email] => [url] => [ip] => XXXXX [body] => Ich hätte gern mal ein System mit mehr als 64Gb RAM oO [type] => NORMAL [subscribed] => false [au...

Okay, one last question. Is it somehow possible to put {$comment.trace} from the comments.tpl into feed_2.0.tpl? That would be the perfect sorting value for me. I have managed to get {$entry.parent_id} but failed when I tried to put {$comment.trace} into feed_2.0.tpl.

Thanks for the ideas.
I think I'll go for the first suggestion and see if I can sort it by comment_id and parent_id.

Yes, I understand that. The idea was to make the comments available in the iOS app for my blog. I have already managed to let my readers write new comments and also replies to comments through my app. But I think it is a little confusing when the comments are then ordered chronological and not by di...

Hi there, is there a way to sort the RSS feed of comments not by the pubDate but by the consecutive number like they are shown under a blog post? i.e. #1 on top, then #2, then #2.1, then #2.1.1, then #3 and so on. I don't see any of those numbers in the RSS feed of the comments but I would like to h...

Yep, it's just about giving my readers the option to post comments through my app. Everything else already works pretty fine. But thanks for your suggestion!

Sometimes the obvious is hard to find...
Thanks! It's working now!

Yeah, I got that. Could you give me an example how such a call would look like? I need only three fields (name, e-Mail, comment). My current aproach in Objective-C would look like this: NSURL *url = [NSURL URLWithString:@"http://www.schimanke.com/index.php?url=archives/3485-DigiTimes-Neuer-iMac...

Sounds good. Could you tell me how this is done or where I can find a documentation or example for that. The reason is that I'd like to implement posting comments in my iOS-app which is based on s9y.

Is it possible to add comments to a blog post via HTTP POST methods?

i.e. using a certain URL like
http://www.myblog.com/index.php?url=arc ... -this-post

Anything like this?