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Spotted at Lynda's site, Tangent helps you link to things around the web or even within your own site. Available for both MT and pMachine, it looks interesting and is worth checking out!

Pariah came up with a better implementation of the sidebar launch for Blogroller. Looks pretty simple to install. Here's the link.

And now the answer for why I wanted to get a function to extract search keywords. This script will list the last 50 search keywords to your site (just like the Little Green Footballs script to show the last 50 referrers). I just hacked the two together. See demo here. Download it here. update 3/11/03: […]

(POST UPDATED 8:07pm) Here's a script snippet. As I said previously, I had a number of requests for scripts that will strip out the keywords from a referrer from a search engine. The code was taken exactly from MT RefSearch (Just copied and pasted this one function here). Click here to see just the Extract […]

I've gotten a number of "script requests" asking for ways to filter out search keywords from the referrer. It's not a simple task. I did it once by hacking a script I found – and even then, I got it only to work with google. There's really no point in reinventing the wheel (especially THIS […]

I just love that show hide javascript. Kymberlie asked if it could be reworked so that you could use it with ANYTHING (not just entries, archives, and categories, etc.) So this script (should) work with anything. It's not blog-program dependent… it's completely stand-alone. There were some funky things going on with it, but I think […]

Some people were reporting weird errors only recently with the add a link script. If you were using the weblogs checking code on your page – you'll need to fix this. (In a recent update to PHP – a minor thing changed and requires a change in this script) Please go here: http://www.scriptygoddess.com/archives/001093.php#13063 to see […]

If you are in need of a few good PHP scripts (and who isn't), you might want to add PHP Resource to your bookmarks. The class section alone has over 120 scripts. Although the site is in German, many of the posted scripts are in English. Even so, there is a Google Translated version of […]

While visiting Textisim I read of the release of a Textile, a web page that will convert plain text to HTML. The author, Dean Allen, says: "…one should now be able to paste in text copied from a word processor on any platform, and see proper corresponding HTML entities in the result." It is similar […]

I ran across "class.gzip_encode.php" whuch is a php class to gzip encode served content to reduce size. It loads your pages faster, reduces server load and makes for a better browsing experience for dial-up users. This is probably something I will never use, but when I find things like this I like to post them […]