Here are the latest changes to the JS-Kit platform in the last week!
Highlights
- NEW: All new Echo Template [snaky]
The new Echo Template (Seen at the bottom of this post) is a cleaner, more modern look for the JS-Kit comment service! We love it, we hope you do too. You can switch templates in the admin dashboard. - NEW: New JS-Kit logo and Website Design [Chris & Oley]
The new logo and look+feel reflects some of our future direction, there’s much more to come on this front too.
Other updates
Website
- NEW: User Login Status is now listed on every page [Oleg]
- UPDATE: Changed Terms Of Service [Kay]
- UPDATE: Comment Product Page now has improved information and information architecture [Oley]
Performance
- IMPROVED: Optimization processing of top & hot items [Oleg]
- IMPROVED: Converting “polls.js” script to use JSRVC [Andrew]
3rd Party Integrations
- IMPROVED: Twitter message now read: “I just commented “[First 80 characters of comment]…” on [short URL]” [Siden]
- IMPROVED: Simplified FB Connect setup by auto-generating the FB App for the user [Siden]
- FIXED: WordPress sync does not work after deployment of AMQ scheme [Zaa]
- IMPROVED: WordPress Sync diagnostic information [Zaa]
- IMPROVED: WordPress import to honor comments “SPAM” status [Zaa]
- IMPROVED: WordPress plugin now provided as zip instead of tar.gz [Zaa]
- FIXED: Blogger comments still appearing under JS-Kit comments for WordPress-converted templates [Lizard]
- FIXED: Comment Sync fails for blogs with UTF-8 characters in their title [Zaa]
Client
- FIXED: Wrong comment count displayed on blogger for IE [Lizard]
- FIXED: Editors Picks on the Navigator are not committing for some users [Oleg]
- FIXED: JS error after submitting an edited comment [Lizard]
- FIXED: Loading User information fails partially in Safari 3-4 [Leon]
- FIXED: WYSIWYG editor interferring with comment editing [Lizard]
- FIXED: Linebreaks are being destroyed by the Comment Edit feature [Lizard]
Getting flashed by JS-Kit – Flash Comments are Here! ( comments)
June 15th, 2009 | Tags: api, brightcove, colorcountry, comments, flash, platform | Posted in Announcements, Service Changes, Tips & TricksImagine if your flash app (video, game, etc) could have built in comments – comments that follow your content around no matter where it gets embedded. We did. So did Brightcove. So we worked together with one of our 3rd party developers to deliver a flash based JS-Kit chat product that runs on the JS-Kit platform and API.
Flash Comments are here!
You can learn more about integrating JS-Kit comments into your ActionScript 3 project on the wiki page here. There’s also instructions for BrightCove 3 specifically.
Thanks for your hard work Lisa.
We look forward to your feedback about this early preview.