scriptygoddess

For those of you using the google go away script – I've made an adjustment [thanks to Ron] where you can easilty add more things to "reject". Original post here.

Have you ever wanted to test out a script before you went through the hassles of installing it on your server? OpensourceCMS to the rescue! Try out some of the PHP/MySQL based free and open source software systems such as Geeklog, b2, Nucleus, pMachine, Textpattern and many others. Via Jasmeet in the comments on Jason's […]

A lot of visitors to this site already have a blog in one form or another, but for those that are considering setting one up, this is a great read – NSLog(); – Starting a Blog (with MovableType). Via Lockergnome.

This was insipired by Quadsk8's comment here. I've actually been using this script for awhile on my personal blog, but realized I never posted the script here when GeekGrrl mentioned a longer download time on her pages when she added the show/hide script. Quadsk8 had originally suggested doing this using only MT tags – but […]

As requested by Chris, here's a hack that will give you an extra field for your comments, and have the contents of that field included in your email notification. (note: what this will NOT do is show those contents back on your site. I can think of a way to do that with php and […]

Interesting php site: thephpguy.com – found by Sam (my better half) who's too cool to blog. 😉

If you admin a (U*ix) PHP server and… If you recompile PHP periodically and… If you use a lot of add-ins with PHP do yourself a favor & save your "./configure…" command to a file with: echo ./configure -my options- > configure.sh You can then chmod the file as you see fit so no one […]

Matt Haughey has recently converted to using MT and has come up with a way to generate a Winamp playlist for your blog using MT's Trackback feature. Read more about it here. Personally, I would put all of the information in to an include file to keep the rebuilds for your site down to a […]

If you're like me, you get way too much spam. Dive Into Mark offers up a way to block spambots, ban spybots, and tell unwanted robots to go to hell. Disclaimer: Most of the methods require that you have the ability to modify your .htaccess file. If you are hosted with a free hosting company, […]

How often has it happened that you have a few hundred pages, with something that needs to be changed on each page? Luckily, PHP >= 4.2.0 ships with PCRE enabled by default, opening up the power of regular expressions to PHP scripters. I'm not going to give a primer on REs (Regular Expressions), but if […]