This might just be the most useful Greasemonkey script yet.
Now instead of having to enter your name, email address and URL for every different WordPress or Movable Type blog, you enter it once by hitting Shift-Alt-C and then every time after that, you just hit Alt-C when you want to fill in the comments form with your default value. Freakin’ cool.
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Kevin O’Keefe was the first one to notice, and alert me in the comments, about the new ABA Journal Blawg Search function not having the promised RSS subscriptions available for search results. I sent a couple of emails to folks about it, and today I got responses from both Tonya Johnson and Molly McDonough asking…
Thanks for the suggestions in the comments below, in reply let me say that, yes the host does support PHP and ASP, so I could, given enough time, figure out how to write a referrer script myself and have it display properly. (They don’t support MySQL, so I don’t tend to use PHP at all…
As always, it was a long week, and there are many things to think about. I went back through my own Twitter timeline for what I had to say live about the ILTA conference last week, and I’m struck by the number of risk factors at play for law firms, obviously, but by a couple…
Thanks to a suggestion from Anita, I found a different referrer script that, while still not running locally, at least did include instructions on how to limit the number of characters it shows of a title. That should keep the table layout from getting screwy. I’ll tweak it as referrers start showing up and I…
Scot Finnie has finished his review of Opera. He comes to a different conclusion than I did . Chalk it up to personal preference, as he doesn’t seem to see the things I don’t like about it as problems. I figure those aren’t his concerns. Speaking of work, I haven’t posted about it all week…
It’s not quite dead yet, but it certainly is on the deathwatch. Given that fact, while I’m not quite pulling the plug on using Feedburner for the RSS feed from this site, or the email subscription to the site, I have switched the sidebar on the blog to use the original WordPress RSS feeds and…
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Yep – works pretty well.