Temporarily, I was allowing users to post comments to articles without registering. At this time, I changed it back to where users must register or be logged in to post comments. This is due to the result that bots were spamming the comments with links to inappropriate websites. I apologize for any inconvenience this might cause.

Currently, I am planning to start a bi-weekly column on software development. I will kick off the column with discussing on how to write a tabbed word processor. I have been focused on writing a tabbed word processor tonight and the source code is about 75% complete. With some luck on combating this illness, I might have some free time to finish the source code tomorrow. The word processor is intended to be used as a learning experience for others rather than an ongoing project. So while more features can be implemented into the application over time, that is not intended to be its purpose.

Update: I decided to post the first article on June 8th since I am still fairly sick lately. I am beginning to feel better, so I will likely have more time to recuperate by that point.

With the latest iteration of Negafox's Den, I am using Forest Blob as the primary article engine.  However, there appears to be a few minor bugs depending on the underlying operating system and database utilized.  If anybody is encountering a data mismatch error when enabling the calendar, try adding the Cint function to the items data array references.  The data type is decimal, however, the code is attempting to treat the value as an integer.  The function will try to convert the value to an integer and should always succeed.

1. Open func-content.asp in a text editor such as Notepad -- or preferably one that can identify by line number such as Visual Studio.
2. Find line #343 and change the line to read as the following: select case Cint(arrItemsData(2, intItemsLoop)).
3. Save the file and upload to the server via an FTP editor such as SmartFTP.

Anyways, the errors with the sidebar should be resolved at this point and all links should load properly now.

After a two year hiatus, Negafox's Den is under renovation -- yet again -- and will receive regular updates.  The website has been stagnant after I moved to Southern California to pursue a career in the video game industry.  The dust in my life has settled, so I figured I will brush the dust off of this website and maintain it properly once again.  Over the course of the next few weeks, there will be many changes with the website has I work to improve it from every again.  For now, it is using Forest Blog as the base engine rather than Coranto which has not been updated in years.  The website focus will shift to a more technical side covering database and programming related articles, as well as personal interested such as anime and video games.  There will be considerably less emphasis on Jhonen Vasquez' works -- sorry direct-linkers.

In addition, some have inquired as to the state of the website in the past two months.  Unfortunately, the previous domain registrar, Registerfly, experienced some serious financial and corruption issues within the past few months that has jeopardized all the domains they were hosting.  As a result of their actions, ICANN is in the process of revoking their license and my domain was transfer to a new temporary registrar, eNom.  The domain is back under my control once again and I will slowly be rebuilding the website.  For those interested in Registerfly’s recent turmoils, Wikipedia has quite a bit of information available.