Journal Jack William Bell's Journal: Stupid slashcode tricks, part I 11
Heh, during my lunchbreak I was browsing the journal.pl code from slashcode (the code for this site) and figured out how to get an rss feed for my journal.
Lunch is over tho, back to work. So I will post more later on some of the other features I see hidden in the code.
RSS Feed? (Score:2)
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And you can actually have a slashbox filled with your latest entries from your friends. The only thing is that I am not sure if this is turned on for Slashdot or not.
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humm... (Score:1)
Yes (Score:2)
If I get a chance I will add in some code so that you can do:
http://slashdot.org/~username/journal/rss
That would make it a bit easier.
Re:Yes (Score:2)
- List last N entries, optionally with all text and the category icon info
- Include all text & category info for any particular entry, with optional replies
- List all entries in a from/to time period, optionally with all text etc.
- List all time periods that have entries in such a way that I could derive a calendar from it, optionally doing the time period by day, week, month or year, optionally with a from/to time
I'm sure more ideas will occur to me.I suppose I could submit patches to the code for this stuff, but to be honest I am not sure if I should expect them to be incorporated. The way I would use it is to generate the blog page for another site, which would mean I was leeching off of /. to run a blog for which /. doesn't get any advertising revenue. Clearly not in the best interests of /. But it would let me have blog rolls, referrers and other stuff I really want.
A thought -- Re:Yes (Score:2)
This custom stuff would have to show up when anyone views my journal, otherwise it wouldn't be helpful. Perhaps code mods to provide this functionality would be better received?
Re:Yes (Score:2)