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Archive for February, 2003

This is from another script request – Show most recent comments AND how many comments that person has made in total. Sort of a combination of this (Show most recent comments) and Girlie's comment leader script.

12 Feb, 2003

Redirects in MT

Posted by: kristine In: MT hacks

Earlier today, I saw a lazy web post about using mod_rewrite to redirect pages if you change your MT URLs. Check out Generating MT Entry Redirects. Another thought that I had today — if you are moving a blog from one location to another (think changing domains), you could use a redirect right in the […]

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12 Feb, 2003

Exercise Script / Personal TV Guide

Posted by: Jennifer In: Bookmarks

Natalie posted links to download her "Exercise Journal" script, and her "TV Guide" script.

12 Feb, 2003

Display different text or images based on the time

Posted by: Jennifer In: Scripts

Pretty simple script. This is in response to a script request. Show a different image, or display a different line of text – (maybe even a different color for your site!) depending on the time. Very simple. All based on the date() function in php.

12 Feb, 2003

sprintf and mySQL's "LIKE"

Posted by: Jennifer In: Lessons learned

Chalk this up to "not one of my finer (smarter) moments". This is so silly, I probably shouldn't even admit to not realizing this – but I'm putting it here so I never forget it again. I had wanted to run a SELECT query where the conditional would be set with the "LIKE" – but […]

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10 Feb, 2003

Scrolling Comments

Posted by: Jennifer In: Scripts

Promo asked for a script that would display comments on the main page, but in a scrolling box, so that if the comments ran long, they didn't make the page unbareably long (but still all visible on the one page). It was actually incredibly simple to do thanks to CSS. (He also only wanted it […]

09 Feb, 2003

Javascript Validation

Posted by: Jennifer In: Lessons learned

It is usually recommended to do some javascript validation on a form before it's sent. This way, you don't have to waste server resources doing this. (It's still recommended to do some server side validation as well – but hopefully you can cut out some of the mistakes with the client side/javascript validation).

(another non-blog post) Problem: Let's say you're displaying rows of data from your database, and there's just too many rows for one page. You'd like to show X number of rows of data per page, and then have "next"/"previous" buttons to navigate through the list. Let's also say you want to be able to sort […]

09 Feb, 2003

A Variety of MT Things

Posted by: Christine In: MT hacks

From my travels for today: :: Want to convert from LiveJournal to MT? Meredith has information on how to do it here and is working on a full tutorial. :: SimpleComments from Kalsey Consulting Group will allow you to display your comments and your trackback pings all together in one spot. The logic being that […]

08 Feb, 2003

perl links

Posted by: kristine In: Bookmarks

I've had the opportunity to play with a teeny tiny bit of perl while helping on the Plugin Manager project (which you are welcome to leave some of your thoughts and comments on!), and so since I have a ton of windows open with great info right now, I figured I'd post them here PerlFAQ […]


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