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• BlogMailr Is Now Live!

  Via Ken Robertson (aka the man behind BlogMailr): Yes, BlogMailr is now live! Check it out for yourself at blogmailr.com . So what is BlogMailr? It is an email-to-blog service for everybody. No matter what your software is, where it is hosted, or if your software supports it out of the box. If your blog supports posting tools like Windows Live Writer or BlogJet, BlogMailr will work for you. Enter in a little bit of information, such as where your site is, and the username/password, and it will automatically... Posted Nov 07 2006, 09:44 PM by Jayson Knight with | with no comments Filed under: Tools and Resources, Community Server, Metablog

• CoComment Script for Community Server Update

  It’s the little things that keep you on your toes as a programmer. After my site upgrade to Community Server 2.0, Keyvan ever so politely pointed out that my CoComment script wasn’t working, i.e. coco enabled visitors weren’t having their comments automatically logged on the coco service. After a few minutes of digging around, I realized it was because in my original CS coco script I had hardcoded the commentFormName variable to always be __aspnetForm. Lo and behold my form name... Posted Feb 25 2006, 04:01 PM by Jayson Knight with | with 7 comment(s) Filed under: Community Server, Metablog

• Akismet -- Online Comment/Trackback Spam Blacklist

  I was having a discussion recently with some colleagues over on CS.org about setting up some sort of centralized comment/trackback spam blacklist as it’s really becoming quite a pain the ass lately for lots of folks (plus it’s a big push for the next version of CS to clamp down a bit more on spam). Knowing that all the great ideas I come up with have more than likely already been done, I set out to see if indeed someone had given it a shot; lo and behold someone has . It looks like it was originally... Posted Dec 28 2005, 07:48 PM by Jayson Knight with | with 3 comment(s) Filed under: Tools and Resources, Community Server, Metablog