scriptygoddess

It's my pleasure to announce that our latest addition to the scriptygoddess site is none other than Amy, from domesticat.net! Welcome!!!!

Leaving this post here for archival purposes – but the latest version of the script is now in cgi format – find more info here Ask, and ye shall receive. All the feedback (INCLUDING the request that this be a download!) has been incorporated!! At this moment – This script will work with previewing comments. […]

One of the questions I have seen frequently on the MT boards is the need to have a blog index include the last 7 days worth of posts – even if they are 20 days apart. Dori even asked me about it on Friday, but I didn't think it could be done without running scripts. […]

Leaving this post here for archival purposes – but the latest version of the script is now in cgi format – find more info here This is so easy you're going to laugh… it's very much cut and paste, very little customzing. Please note that very soon I'll be re-doing things here so that scripts […]

MT 2.11 has been released! It's a bug fix version, and a quick fix if you've already upgraded to 2.1!

Ok.. this CAN be done… I KNOW it can… I'm close… but not quite there… Here's my "plan" for the code: Create an intermediate "processing" file that will be the "action" instead of the mt-comments.cgi. On this page I will: 1) see if a "subsribe email list" file exists. 2) if so, parse it into […]

Back when I put together my photolog I was looking for a popup script to pop up my images without having to specify width or height or creating a separate html document for each image.

ieSpell – Freeware Spell Checker for Internet Explorer! "ieSpell is a freeware Internet Explorer browser extension that spell checks text input boxes on a webpage. It should come in particularly handy for heavy web mail and/or forum users." (Via Chris Pirillo)

Great thread in the MT support forum! It was suggested to make a Index template in MT that generates the file automatically whenever you post. Ben has posted all the code needed to put this in to place – I'll be implementing it this weekend on my blog. All credit goes to the booge.

Movable Type 2.1 is now available for download… Come an' get it!