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girlie:
posted 09.25.05 on entry
generate RSS feeds by category:
I just followed all the steps in 3.2 and they worked correctly for me - a file was generated for each category name, with an .xml extension.
These steps are based on versions prior to 3.2 of course; for step 4, there's no specific field called "Archive File Template" in 3.2 now - it's "Archive File Path" under Archive Mappings on the Publishing settings page; and you have to select Custom... from the dropdown menu in that column for the new template you added, then paste the code there and SAVE.
posted 11.01.04 on entry
per-category individual entry archive templates:
I don't see why not. I would think you could pretty much use this for any MTEntry* tag.
posted 08.15.04 on entry
smilies with MTMacro:
Maybe a link to a .txt file on your server containing the macro code you're using would be useful?
posted 07.29.04 on entry
no pop-up comments?:
It sounds like you're talking about the show/hide script from Scriptygoddess? If so, you should probably ask about that over on her site. :)
posted 07.06.04 on entry
previous and next on your calendar:
<MTCalendarIfEntries>
<MTEntries lastn="1">
<a href="<MTEntryPermalink archive_type="Daily">">
<MTCalendarDay></a></MTEntries>
</MTCalendarIfEntries>
;)
posted 06.04.04 on entry
comments leader board with php and mysql:
Is that where you created the connect file then? Right in your main blog folder?
posted 06.04.04 on entry
comments leader board with php and mysql:
The error message means the query didn't return any results.
What does the $leaders = part of your code look like? And are you positive the path to the connect file is correct (full server path)?
posted 06.04.04 on entry
comments leader board with php and mysql:
If your blog is the first blog created, then the blog ID is rather unlikely to be 8. Have you tried 1 instead?
posted 05.02.04 on entry
entries with most comments:
That version does use PHP.
And Lynda also wrote the script I linked to in my original post.
posted 04.08.04 on entry
more link on same line as body:
Do you mean the layout of the blog (main site)? Because I was thinking about making them all match, just not sure how big of an undertaking that would be. :-)
Other than that, my only thought was to start using one blog for everything. Hmmmm. Not sure how that would go over either hehe. But something to think about, I suppose.