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So you've got a few people who like to leave really long comments on your blog. It's all well and good, but it's making your page run really long, and some people just don't want to scroll through all that just to get to the next comment. This script will let you (after a certain […]

Hey all! I know I haven't been around much, however most of my PHP hacking as of late has gone into pMachine and vBulletin, two programs which people don't seem to use a lot around here. If you're interested in pMachine Hacks and help, I have developed a forum where you can track your installs, […]

(Written by the Guest Goddess, Photo Matt. Please note: You need to have PHP on your server to do this. No PHP? Won't work.) So your page is now totally pimped out. You have gads of content on your sidebar, you've used ScriptyGoddess know-how to have comments and extended entries pop out like magic, and […]

Yesterday Ben and Mena published a A Beginners Guide to TrackBack which provides a non-technical primer on the how and why of TrackBack pings. [via PhotoJunkie]

Brenna released a new version (0.3) of the CommentLeaders plugin and so while I was up last night, I did some tweaking to make my list work a bit better. This tip would also be helpful if you are using the version from this site: Scripts: Show recent comments WITH total comments from that comment […]

The O'Reilly Network has put out an article on Developing Movable Type Plugins. It was written by Timothy Appnel and it looks like a great read for anyone that wants to build their own. (Link Via Anil Dash.)

I'm actually going to try and start focusing on sharpening my CSS skills, but wanted to post this here for when I was up to PHPing again. I was browsing through the php-princess site and noticed how they had the headlines from other blogs in their sidebar. And I can't see a toy and not […]

I will now profess my undying love for php. I have a project at work where I have to read a CSV file into an array. I thought it was going to take an endless amount of time to try and figure out how to do that. But PHP has done it all for me […]

Peter had contacted me with a script request to parse the xml file that the SETI@HOME creates so he could publish his stats on his blog. Guess I took too long to get around to it, so he wrote one himself.

To continue my latest trend of RSS posts, there is a tutorial up at 4GuysFromRolla.com – Syndicating Your Web Site's Content with RSS. Link from Dave Winer of Scripting News. (I read it first in my news reader, Newzcrawler.) As for the "What does the acronym RSS stand for?" debate – that's been a debate […]