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Ask SlashCode: Sticky Stories and Posts in Cronological Order?

posted by Cliff on 11:38 AM February 29th, 2004   Printer-friendly   Email story
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"Is there away (aside modifying the code) to post stories in chronological order (as opposed to reverse chronological order). The oldest being on the top and newest at the bottom? Or better yet is there a way to keep a few key stories at the top and post new ones below?"

Slash: Slash with Mac OS X 10.3

posted by Cliff on 02:34 PM February 28th, 2004   Printer-friendly   Email story
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The ever prolific tf23 points out: "Lottadot has an article about getting Slash and Mac OS X 10.3 up and running." There was a previous story on Installing Slash with the previous Mac OS X release. Those interested in installing it on their Desktop Macs (or PowerBooks) might be interested in giving them a look.

YASS: More YASS Than You Can Shake a Stick At!

posted by Cliff on 02:50 PM February 27th, 2004   Printer-friendly   Email story
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After being on hiatus for about two months, we're now returning you to your regularly scheduled dose of new Slash sites. Prepare for Slash Site overload as we've got quite the backlog, not to mention cobwebs, to clear out. Read on, and welcome the newest members of our small but growing weblog community.

Ask SlashCode: Counting Recent Logged In Users?

posted by Cliff on 01:13 PM February 26th, 2004   Printer-friendly   Email story
An Anonymous Slash Admin asks: "I finally have a running slashsite and am trying to customize it. Is there a simple way to query the DB for recent logins? I would like my main page to display something like:
XX users logged in within the past hour.
XX users logged in within the past 24 hours.
Would it also be possible to look at the number of IP's that Anon. users come in from to get a count of unique readers in the past hour and day? I've searched and have not found a plugin that will do this. Any advice on where to start would be appreciated!"

LAMP Tuning Techniques

posted by Cliff on 09:40 PM February 24th, 2004   Printer-friendly   Email story
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tf23 submits this nice little tidbit: "O'Reilly has an article up called "Introducing LAMP Tuning Techniques. The article, while brief, discusses quite a bit of the software that Slash uses. If you've never looked into "tuning" apache, or even MySQL, this could be a good read for you."
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