Well, this just wouldn't be a scripty blog without a little mouseover tutorial. Here's a simple little mouseover script/tutorial: (I should add, there are many many many different ways to do mouseovers. This is just ONE of them. I'm not saying this is the "best" way.)
I'm going to be working on a script that sends an email with an attachment, and I don't believe that is something that can be automatically done with the default mail() function… so I found this php mail class which looks like it'll do the job.
With Jennifer's permission, I'm recoding the addalink script to run with a mySQL database. This will mean a few more features and the alphabetizing will finally work. In addition to the current features, there will be user creation and login (which serves two purposes, one, you don't need to password protect the directory and two, […]
I like to read things on my Handspring Visor – I always have it with me, and since I'm trying to use MT as much as possible it's nice to be able to get a copy of the MovableType Palm Manual – formatted for use with the PalmReader. (Found at MovableBlog)
A few months back, I posted my techniques for creating Author Archives. Now with the advent of MT2.2 and the MySQL backend, this can be automatic instead of having to be edited when an author is added. Part 1: Author List Part 2: Author Archives The files described below don't need to be created inside […]
There is only one thing that I've always wished for with the MT-Search – that's the ability to find out what people are using the search to look up. Thanks to leuschke.org, you can now create a log to find out what people are searching for! Awesome!
Because there is the new option of using MySQL to store your Movable Type database, I wrote up a short tutorial for how to get MySQL ready for the conversion. This is particularly for people who are using CPanel (I'm using version 4) as their control panel on their server.
Now that hotmail no longer lets you pop your mail… and I'm sure Yahoo will soon follow… I need to find a web app that *I* can install on my server that will let me grab my mail. Blogomania actually DOES come with a webmail program, but I believe the ports I have to access […]
Dave of scattered.org has an amazing tutorial on how to set up your blog (using php) so that you can dial a 1-800 number and have your blog read to you (by a computerized voice). Pretty neat.
Ok – call for help! (Although, I doubt Chris can help on this one… could be wrong though) 😉 Ran the 2.2 MT upgrade on this site… and now it's all in mySQL (yay!) One problem though. MT-Search doesn't work anymore (as one would expect, since the entries are not where they used to be)… […]
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