with blogrolling getting hacked the other day, it motivated me to put something in motion here that I’ve wanted to do for a long time, I’d had it bookmarked for a while, but was worried I would fubar my MT install, or that it was beyond my abilities… thankfully, I was wrong *s* I used
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I figured out the coolest thing the other day! Using the ‘otherblog’ plugin on this blog has been nice, but in order for the most current comments from the other sites to show up, I’ve had to go in and manually rebuild the site… not anymore! While surfing around the other day I found this
For those of us running a Microsoft network… one of the neatest tools to run across is a FREE Syslog server. Yes, I know… *nix has it already built in… So what? So KIWI. KIWI Syslog Daemon is a FREE Syslog server. Okay. Some windows-admins are scratching their heads. What about the Event Viewer? Isn’t
You can never have enough tools in your toolbox. Building a software toolbox is as essential to computer geeks as a huge metal toolbox is to a mechanic. No matter what you do, there’s some little proggie somewhere that can help you do it easier, better, more efficiently, or just with more style… Style is
I run Win2k at home, after having ME for about a year and a half or so (no rotten tomatoes please!) The feature I liked most about ME was the image viewer it had, 2000 does not (that I have found) so is constantly taking over my browser window to open an image in…which was
For some time I’ve noticed a problem in some comment boxes, perhaps some of you have run into this also. In the newer versions of MT, if someone leaves their url when commenting, and you try to click on it, it will open in the same window, which most times cannot be resized, and if
So I was playing around with this some more, I wanted to have it link to the entry the comment was made on, etc…but wasn’t sure if it would work correctly. But it does!! So thought I would share again 🙂 <MTOtherBlog blog_id=”1,6“> <h2><$MTBlogName$></h2> <MTComments lastn=”2“> <a href=”<$MTBlogURL$>archives/<$MTCommentEntryID pad=”1″$>.html“> <$MTCommentDate format=”%m.%d.%y”$></a> <$MTCommentAuthorLink spam_protect=”1″$>: <$MTCommentBody trim_to=”50”
So I was searching high and low for a script or plugin that would let me pull in comments from another blog on the same MT installation, but it seemed every one I tried gave me a lovely 500 error before I got a chance to test it out, or required me to have a