some navigation changes made to the site, with the movement of the “open in new windows button” and some shuffling of link positions. I now have joined the ranks of blog linkers and have a blogroll which is basically a javascript version of a serverside include that can be edited from anywhere to add new blogs to the website (under BlogALog)
UPS reckon it will cost $75 to ship the parcel from lockergnome to here – what planet is lockergnome on
????????????? (thats UPS being stupid and not Lockergnome by the way!
I’m trying – really really trying to order some stuff off Lockergnome as they are having a special and i’ve always an eye for a bargain – silly server won’t work though 🙁
Problem with MovableType was that the SOAP modules were not installed in the directory they were supposed to be. Followed the installation guide at MT and re-installed SOAP and everything started working again!
Excellent!!!!
Got blogbuddy working with both my machines, Blogger and my Moveable Type accounts. And icons to point to either machines. Works with w.Bloggar too now!
Woohooo – Moveable Type 2.1 is out – type for a frustrating weekend trying to get it to work 🙂
Good jobs its a bank holiday
Interesting tip from the Junky is that if you add a trailing slash to the end of the url then ie seems to force a refresh and get the most recent page. so you would use something like http://host/directory// instead of http://host/directory
His link is written with this method. let me know if it doesn’t work for you!
Bloglet allows you to send notifications out to readers of your blog that the page has changed. Uses xml (ooh!) to do it!
You can also sign up to get notifications yourself of other blogs
DVDRack seems to be doing a fairly good deal of an XBOX and one game per week for 16 months for just under 20 quid a month rental, and you keep the XBOX at the end of the rental term. This seems very good value with the xbox at 300 quid at the moment, although with the price dropping by 100 pounds shortly I’m not so sure!
CrossRhythms Radio is now on the internet and is a lot better than listening to it on the radio, even though we’re not far from the station itself!