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edits to my blog

I’ve made massive edits to…

I’ve made massive edits to my blog (as I’m sure many of you have noticed *tongue in cheek*). I added anchor links to my RSS news page which was a huge undertaking as I forked the code and my Plugin Manager vomited and did the wrong thing when it updated the MT-RSS plugin!

I’ve also implemented a cool new hack that allows a live WYSIWYG preview of my blog entries with my stylesheet before I publish them live! Found under Preview over at MT-plugins.org.

Enjoy!

Posted on: May 26, 2004 at 2:17 pm
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comments (3)

  • http://www.perpetuallypissed.com me

    Code hacks are a one time deal, if I make a hack for a chunk of code, and tell people how to do it, when they do it, it isnt a hack.

  • http://blog.zoblue.com/ !!blue

    But you understood what I meant right? That’s all that matters. :D

    And it was called a hack where I found the code so don’t yell at me! Yell at them here: mt-plugins.org/archives/entry/preview.php

  • http://www.perpetuallypissed.com me

    You w/ the wrong words again… forked means two specific and distinct things in coding:

    1. A fork in software development usually refers to the splitting off of a main family lines, like a fork in the road, into two (or more) specific lines, for instance Apache 1.3x and 2.x are forks of Apache(Forks are not always binary or symetrical).

    2. A fork in code, usually refers to in C, or C+, the splitting of a process, creating a new thread ( child process ). This is done to execute some code or function in ‘parallel’ with the main thread. Think of this as spawning employees to do specific tasks of a boss process.

    Sorry about the mini-rant, keep seeing people use ‘reserved’ terms, and have to put my foot down eventually. I wont start on your loose use of ‘hack’ ;P.