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NL-GenericPages explains how to set up a generic page that is the same on all your sites except for a few variables that you define yourself. For example, if you run several fanlistings or cliques, the Rules page will look pretty much the same for all of them, except for maybe the title and the URL of the site. This explains how to set up the same page to be included in multiple sites, but with different site titles, URLs or whatever else you require. Again, this one is very easy.
Released January 8, 2004, Updated April 20, 2008 |
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NL-ConvertToPHP allows you to easily convert your site to a PHP site, or optimize your current PHP coding. The advantages of using this method include 1) less pages to edit/upload, all your content will be in one file; 2) shorter urls, it will be index.php?about instead of index.php?z=about.php; 3) faster loading pages because of less coding. This method uses only one line of PHP coding per section, so there’s very little to edit for you, you will have it up and running in no time.
Always wanted to convert your site to PHP, but always too intimidated to try? Read on, because I have here the easiest and fastest way to convert your site to PHP.
Are you already using PHP on your site? Then read on anyway, because the coding used here is optimized, for faster page loading and less hassle for you.
Released January 8, 2004, Updated April 29, 2008 |
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I have recently been working on using MT for uses that are a bit different than your standard blog or updates page. I am currently using MT to maintain nearly ALL aspects of my sites, including my fan sites, and this is the first in a series of tutorials showing you how to make your life easier with MT. I will show you how to use MT to maintain a Wallpaper Gallery, like I am currently doing on HalloweenTown. Yes, this gallery is completely maintained by Movable Type, there are no other programs involved.
December 26, 2003 | 
By Sasha | 
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Filed under Movable Type, Tutorials
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Skybly wrote a tutorial on how to display the members you added on your last update (in PHPfanbase) on the forums, and I’ve posted it on the site. This is similar to the “Display most recent members joined” tutorials, but this one displays the right number of members per update - ie. if you last updated yesterday and added two members, it will show the two members’ names. Very cool.
October 15, 2003 |
By Sasha |
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Filed under Tutorials, Updates
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Show all members added with last update
This add-on script, written by Skybly, will display all the members you added with the last update. More specifically, it will determine the last day you added a member, and show all other members you added on the same day; so it would work best for a fanlisting that adds a medium batch of members every update (more than 3 but probably less than 20).
October 15, 2003 |
By Sasha |
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Filed under Scripts: PHPFanBase, Tutorials
