The tag cloud wasn't really reflecting the currently displayed blog - it was picking up tags from every blog in the database. And, as you may agree, this is not quite right. This is fixed now. So, switching between the blogs will now display the proper tag cloud.

As you can see, over the last two days I've added tagging to the blog. One little problem remains: the tags are displayed for all blog entries from all blogs in the system. Doesn't make sense but I haven't figured out a way to limit this to the currently displayed blog.

Update: the tags reflect now the currently selected blog ("Abenteuer Kanada" or "Guido's Corner") properly and also show only up for active entries. Miscalculations shouldn't happen anymore now.

Update 2: As always - shit happens and my nice limited tag cloud screwed up the DirectToWeb tag field I had created for adding tags to the articles. Hmpf. Solving at the moment ...

For those of you hacking with WebObjects, you might want to use ERXStyleSheet from Project WOnder. I like just adding a style sheet to my WebServerResources folder, add a WO tag for ERXStyleSheet on my PageWrapper component and bind the name of the style sheet to it.

But in some cases, this creates deplyoment URLs like /WebObjects/Frameworks/... When this happens, make sure you set WOLips to generate a PB.project file for you and it will generate WOResourceManager URLs. For whatever reason ...

Thanks to ERXRssPage I have added an RSS Feed to this blog now. It's available by clicking the small RSS icon on the right side of the address field of your browser.

I'm building this appliation here in my spare time. The application that displays this blog. The application that can also create and handle surveys and can be used to help in clinical trials - and the tool I use for this is WebObjects with Direct To Web.