January 4th, 2007 at 3:14 pm · ars, greasemonkey, scripting
In order to make it a bit easier to track what is going on with LastReadPost (server edition), I’m moving it over to google hosted projects.
Issue tracking, download management, version control… all those things that make keeping track of a project easier.
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April 6th, 2006 at 11:33 pm · ars, greasemonkey, scripting
UPDATE: We’ve moved
This is a modification of THBMans excellent LastReadPost greasemonkey script, updated to store the read status on a central server for use on multiple machines. It’s quick and dirty and hasn’t been tested much, but so far seems to work. You’ll need a server with php and mySQL to use this.To setup:
- Run lastreadpost.sql in your target database
- Put lrp.txt on your web server renamed to lrp.php. Edit the server, database, username, and password variable as needed
- Install the greasemonkey script from http://osakanyc.com/files/lastreadpostserver.user.js
Enjoy, and let me know of any feedback and/or bugs.
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June 29th, 2005 at 10:23 pm · css, scripting, tech
If you’ve taken a look at the (/gallery/) over the past few days, I’m sure you’ve noticed it’s been pretty messy in there. I’ve been busily updating the layout I’m using and I’m now 90% done. I’ve settled on a combination of [Siriux](http://siriux.net/photos/main.php) which is packaged with the gallery2 install, and features of [PG layout](http://www.pedrogilberto.net/gallery2/layout.html) which I found via goolge a few days ago. I’m pretty happy with the result and at some point I’ll package it up. There are still a few minor bugs to work out, not the least of which is the fact that certian text disappears in IE. Apparently this is a known bug in the IE renderer (suprise) and a work around known as the “[Holly Hack](http://www.communitymx.com/content/article.cfm?page=2&cid=C37E0)” can be applied to fix it, but so far I havn’t had any success. If anyone has any tips, please let me know.
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