Archive for September, 2008


Yet another Ajax paged comments plugin for wordpress (YAAPC)

This Plugin provides Ajax enabled comments system with paging,posting and form validation to your WordPress blog.

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Features:

  • Ajax page navigation

    When the user navigate through the comments via page selector,only the comments area will be send back to the client and refreshed,not the full page.This actually save your server load and bandwidth thus making your blog faster and more responsive. The paging system works even if JavaScript is disabled.

  • SEO friendly

    Pagination can cause a duplicate content issue with search engines.YAAPC can automatically generate “noindex,follow” meta tag in your paged comments page to avoid duplicate content in search engines that may hurt your rankings.(many thanks for Hank’s great comment and advice)

  • Ajax comment posting

    Posting comments via Ajax,without page refreshing.

  • Comment form validation

    validate the user input in comment form before sending to server. 

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September 28th, 2008 in wordpress | 138 comments


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September 16th, 2008 in Life | 4 comments


How to create a jabber chat bot based on AIML,the C# way.

I have created a jabber chat bot based on on the A.L.I.C.E(Artificial Linguistic Internet Computer Entity) and AIML(Artificial Intelligence Markup Language).which is named alice@35.cn,you can add alice@35.cn to your contact list and chat with her anytime:

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September 1st, 2008 in Programming | 9 comments


How to compile TORCS with visual studio 2005(VC 8.0)

TORCS is an open source, highly portable multi platform car racing simulation. It is used as ordinary car racing game, as AI racing game and as research platform.
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TORCS can be compiled smoothly with Visual C++ 6.0.but you’ll get lots of compilation errors when trying to compile it with Visual Studio 2005(VC 8).here is the steps to resolve this issue:

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September 1st, 2008 in Programming | 2 comments