* Array type for a blog post. The first message is the post; the rest are comments
*/
struct blogpost {
+ int top_level_id;
long *msgs; /* Array of msgnums for messages we are displaying */
int num_msgs; /* Number of msgnums stored in 'msgs' */
int alloc_msgs; /* Currently allocated size of array */
* Destructor for 'struct blogpost' which does the rendering first.
* By rendering from here, we eliminate the need for a separate iterator, although
* we might run into trouble when we get around to displaying newest-to-oldest...
- * FIXME do the needful with regard to gettext
*/
void blogpost_render_and_destroy(struct blogpost *bp) {
const StrBuf *Mime;
+ int p = 0;
+ int i;
- if (bp->num_msgs > 0) {
+ p = atoi(BSTR("p")); /* are we looking for a specific post? */
+
+ if ( ((p == 0) || (p == bp->top_level_id)) && (bp->num_msgs > 0) ) {
+ /* Show the top level post */
read_message(WC->WBuf, HKEY("view_message"), bp->msgs[0], NULL, &Mime);
- wc_printf("<div align=\"right\"><i>%d comments</i></div>\n", bp->num_msgs - 1);
- wc_printf("<br>\n");
+
+ if (p == 0) {
+ /* Show the number of comments */
+ wc_printf("<a href=\"readfwd?p=%d?gotofirst=", bp->top_level_id);
+ urlescputs(ChrPtr(WC->CurRoom.name));
+ wc_printf("\">%d comments</a>", bp->num_msgs - 1);
+ }
+ else if (bp->num_msgs < 2) {
+ wc_printf("dere r no comments here!<br>\n");
+ }
+ else {
+ wc_printf("%d comments<br>\n", bp->num_msgs - 1);
+ wc_printf("<blockquote>");
+ for (i=1; i<bp->num_msgs; ++i) {
+ read_message(WC->WBuf, HKEY("view_message"), bp->msgs[i], NULL, &Mime);
+ }
+ wc_printf("</blockquote>");
+ }
}
bp = malloc(sizeof(struct blogpost));
if (!bp) return(200);
memset(bp, 0, sizeof (struct blogpost));
+ bp->top_level_id = b.id;
Put(BLOG, (const char *)&b.id, sizeof(b.id), bp,
(DeleteHashDataFunc)blogpost_render_and_destroy);
}
/*HashList *BLOG = (HashList *) *ViewSpecific;*/
/*
- * This will require several different modes:
- * * Top level
- * * Single story permalink
- * * Comments
- * * etc
+ * No code needed here -- we render during disposition.
+ * Maybe this is the location where we want to handle pretty permalinks.
*/
return(0);