I was taking advantage of the downtime over the holidays to do more personal tinkering. After dealing with a few flaws in Typist (see the code.google.com...
I wanted to put some work I did over the past year as an FYI and for some feedback and "peer review." For some time I've mention that Feeds.App 3 has an entire...
Here is one other thing I've had sitting around my hard drive that I wrote up since Telegraph uses it. I'm mention it as another FYI and call for feedback. The...
Ok, so here is the deal.. I'm trying to setup a script to post my del.icio.us links as individual entries. I have been working on a script, but don't really...
Hi Chris, The 'tags' method expects a list of things, so if you only give one string, it assumes the whole thing to be a tag name. In other words, it doesn't...
I am trying to create a pre_load callback, but not exactly sure how to address and modify the $args that get passed to the callback. From the MT::Callback...
It looks like $args is a reference to the argument list that was passed to the load() or load_iter() method that was called to load the objects. For example,...
I also use Data::Dumper constantly for stuff like this, but the problem is that the mt_log column containing the message is a string instead of text; many...
... Here some examples of the output in the logs: $VAR1 = [ 'MT::Template', '729', { 'cached_ok' => 1 } ]; $VAR1 = [ 'MT::Template', { 'name' => 'template...
... Yes--you can Dumper() more than one variable at once, so it labels them $VAR1, $VAR2, etc. ... I guess the object class is being passed along with the ...
Ref this forum post: http://forums.sixapart.com/index.php?showtopic=61371&st=0&gopid=249348 The user is trying to change the default file extension presented...
In MT::Blog there is a set_default method. They'd want to change this line in that method: $blog->file_extension('html'); That should do it for all weblogs...
You can also turn on DebugMode and use 'warn' and the rest of the Carp family. If you haven't tried it, I think you'll be rather pleased. Jay Allen ...
We have a plugin running in a postgres environment that's time sensitive (it's a chat), but the timestamps (MT's audit columns) appear to be have a margin of...
hello there -- i'm on v 3.33 and working on a plugin i have a plugin dying as soon as I add this piece of code to the end of the file what is the right way to...
When you say the plugin is dying, do you mean it no longer loads and there's an error message on the plugin listing page? If so, what is the error? Also, you...
The postgress driver has its own routines for convert its timestamps to the form MT uses and vice versa. I don't see how that would create a 5 second...
Hi Kevin, thank for the quick answer ... Actually what happens is that the callbacks above it in code no longer function What's happening above is i'm creating...
The database is on a different server than the (2) app servers, but I was assuming they were using the db server's timestamp. The timestamps are still creating...
... Looking at the code in MT::ObjectDriver::DBI (postgres doesn't overload its own save/insert/update methods), the application server sets the timestamp, not...
by the way huge thanks to Kevin for sorting out my syntax issues, i'm rolling along now the callback syntax was fine, it was a lack of defining the right...
I know Athena will have this along with other Data::ObjectDriver goodies, but in the meantime, has anyone here ever tried hacking memcache support into...
Memcache is surprisingly easy to setup and use, so it wouldn't be *that* difficult for some queries. I encourage everyone to play around with memcached -...
IMing with Jay about Bootstrap got me thinking. tcpperl(*) is a package that lets command line scripts act as servers. Apache (or other httpd processes) can...
I've written a series of plugins for my MT implementation, but I'm running into a situation right now where I need to disable and enable my plugins on a blog...