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• 7.17.07 HTML Indexing Gets Better posted in Web Design

  I started discovering more and more mistakes in the original HTML indexing bundle. I ended up rewriting a lot of it and adding a lot of new functionality. It now recognizes a plethora of different formats for anchor tags, including empty anchors before headers, inside of headers, anchors with link text, etc. And there’s a new auto-indexing command that creates a hierarchical index. There’s even one that scans for headers and adds the anchor tags FOR you. It can’t get much easier than that. Let me know if it works. The docs from the bundle follow, download link at the end…

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• 7.13.07 HTML Indexing Bundle posted in Web Design

  The HTML Indexing commands have evolved into a full bundle for TextMate. For those of you who told me the original commands saved you some time on your last project, this should make the next one a breeze. The shot on the left shows a quick preview of the new auto-index with summaries command, which scans for all anchors and pulls the first 10 words following them to create an index using a definition list with even/odd classnames on the lines for styling. Download is at the end of the post. Here’s a rundown from the included help file…

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• 6.26.07 XMLRPC Delays posted in Geekery

  I’m putting the UTW-rpc bundle on hold for a minute while the Wordpress xmlrpc crew works out a few kinks in the date formatting. Because the plugin directly replaces the post and retrieve functions in the xmlrpc.php file, it needs to mirror the final outcome of the debate. So I think I’ll just avoid releasing a plugin that will break with an update that’s almost certain to come out immediately after. Well, more to the point, the plugin would break the update, albeit in an unnoticeable fashion (rendering it ineffective).

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• 6.11.07 UTW-RPC Beta Testers Wanted posted in Geekery

  Are you using the Simple Tagging plugin, running Wordpress 2.2, or maybe both? Want to help beta-test the new UTW-RPC plugin (the one that incorporates the Robin-Lu Hack to allow tagging to work in TextMate, ecto, et al)? It handles both Ultimate Tag Warrior and Simple Tagging plugins with seamless switching and no user configuration. The plugin has been updated to incorporate all of the changes in the xmlrpc.php file in Wordpress 2.2 but is still backwards compatible with 2.1.3. The Autotag bundle has also been updated for TextMate bloggers who use any of the above combinations. If you’re interested in an advance copy of the plugin, bundle or both, let me know, I’d like to get the kinks worked out before release.

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• 4.27.07 FlickrMate 1.5: Tag Search posted in Geekery

  Okay, new version on the download page. I honestly think the releases will slow down now, assuming I didn’t introduce a slew of new bugs with this one. 1.5 adds tag searching with a token based input, and every search dialog now has an “everybody” option that lets you search outside of your own photos and into the great big world of Flickr. How useful that will be I’m not sure, but it was easy to add the option, so I did. The tag searching allows “any” or “all” matches, and search results are ordered by relevance and the first 250 are returned. That’s a lot when you’re going through an image browser that shows one at a time ;).

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• 4.26.07 FlickrMate 1.4: New and Improved posted in Geekery

  Version 1.4 of FlickrMate brings a whole new method of handling very large collections, and faster browsing to boot. People with massive flickr accounts, rejoice! Visit the download page to grab the new version.

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• 4.26.07 A Belated Thank You posted in Geekery

  I’ve sadly neglected to give credit to Todd Ditchendorf for his help with FlickrMate. Todd, author of the tremendous BlogMate bundle, has been an extremely gracious debugger and supporter of FlickrMate from the first release. So thanks, Todd, for all the help, past, present and future. It’s greatly appreciated.

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• 4.25.07 FlickrMate Update 1.3 posted in Geekery

  Yet another version of FlickrMate is being posted this evening. We’re up to 1.3. I’m having a little trouble getting things working on everybody else’s systems. Different versions of Ruby, different types of Flickr accounts, lots of variables. I’ve stripped a couple of the more complex facets of the bundle and got it back to basics. Back to it’s extremely useful basics, that is ;). The image in this post was placed by the bundle, so it works for me… visit the Download Page.

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• 4.24.07 FlickrMate 1.0 posted in Geekery

  Okay, FlickrMate turns 1 today! All new interface, tidied up and a whole new feature set. Well, pretty new. See the download page for the download and details of the release!

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• 4.23.07 FlickrMate Zero Point Eight posted in Geekery

  Okay, I’m not spitting out bug releases, I actually keep coming up with cool things to add to this. This will be my final release (for the day). Version 0.8 adds sorting, better progress reporting and templates for the img tag. Right now it handles Markdown and HTML, and it’s really easy to modify and add languages. Using this system, you can even make different things happen with the commands in different scopes. You could, for example, scope one pref file to insert just the url if it were inside of double quotes, and an entire image tag if it was in the base of an HTML file. Get it? Cool.

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