Tools for future-proofing MT | A Whole Lotta Nothing
Create a template to produce an .htaccess file for changing archive filename format. (e.g. 000004.html to /04/03/12/dumb_title.html)
Weblogs
# Solution for better MT filenames
# Corporate Blogging Resources
More Corporate Blogging Resources: Contentious Weblog
An update to the earlier article, "Persuading Bosses to Allow Weblogs."
# Blogdsgn
blogdsgn (beta): News, links and useful stuff for the blog designer
I haven't visited in depth, but looks like helpful content based on the front page.
# MEOW - Mail to an MT Weblog
MEOW - Mail eNotes on Weblogs: MEOW 0.1.3 Beta - Offically Launched
What I really want is the ability to email straight from Bloglines and appear here.
# Atom API tutorial
# Tips for a spam-free blog
Yoz Grahame's Cheerleader: Seven quick tips for a spam-free blog
Great tips here for making the default MT templates less susceptible to comment spam bots.
# Another email to MT script
Another email to MT script. I want to get MT configured so that I can email entries directly to it. This would be handy for the knowledge base at work. Also, I want to take a look at the script and see how the XML-RPC calls are done so that I can make calls from elsewhere (Lotus Notes, custom app, etc.)
# Test post with Zempt
This is my first test post with Zempt, a Windows app for blogging with Movable Type.
# Office 2000 Add-in for saving web page in one file
I've always hated that saving a file as html in an Office product saves it as a ton of files. It's so completely useless. Here's the solution:
# Weblogs API
# Bookmarklet for file upload
Link to a bookmarklet for bringing up the file upload page in MT
# Great list of MT links
lovelinks: mt tweaks Archives. This is a great list of some very cool MT tweaks.
# MT managed Blogroll
tins ::: Rick Klau's weblog: Added blogroll managed by Movable Type. I want to use something other than blogrolling.com. This article seemed like a decent place to start looking at options.
# 3 way search for google, my blog, blogs I read
Searching the BlogSphere. I didn't want to lose this link. Interesting info in here on examining the RSS feeds and searching through them with an advanced google operator. A more robust search feature for a blog that just being able to search the blog alone.