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Submit Response is a weblog by Jack Mottram, a journalist who lives in Glasgow, Scotland. There are 1308 posts in the archives. You can subscribe to a feed. This post was made on August 25, 2004 and belongs in the site news category. The previous post was , and the next post is .

Del.​icio.us Metadata

Thanks to a tem­plate code snip­pet for Mov­able Type by Ben Ham­mer­sly, I’ve added a little fea­ture to this site: Related Link­ing. From now on, in addi­tion to a link to the cat­e­gory page on Submit Response, each post will be fol­lowed by links to related tags at del.​icio.us.

For the time being, because I’m more inter­ested in inte­grat­ing my daily link­ing and weblog­ging, rather than pro­vid­ing point­ers to what other folk are link­ing to on sim­i­lar topics, I’ve decided to have the links lead to my own tags instead of the tag direc­to­ries at del.​icio.us which track link­ing by all users. I might change this, though - it seems a little rude to incor­po­rate del.​icio.us like this with­out acknowl­edg­ing the social aspect of the service.

If you’d like to do the same, and can’t be both­ered fid­dling with Ben’s tem­plate code, here’s the ver­sion I’m using on Indi­vid­ual Entry Archive and Main Index tem­plates (you’ll also need Brad Choate’s handy MTPerlscript for this to work).

<MTPerlScript package="deliciouslinks">
my $keywords="<MTEntryKeywords>";
if ($keywords eq "") {
print "<!-- No Del.icio.us Tags to print out //-->";
} else { my @split
keywords = split(/ /, $keywords); my $splitkeyword;
print 'Related Linking: ';
foreach $split
keyword (@splitkeywords) { print '<a href="'."http://del.icio.us/username/
$split
keyword".'">'."$split_keyword".'</a> ';
}
}
</MTPerlScript>

Posted at 12pm on 25/08/04 by Jack Mottram to the site news category.
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  1. i’ve warned you once about this gob­blygeek - i won’t warn you again.

    Posted by bobbydad at 3pm on 26.08.04

  2. Posted by Jack Mottram at 4pm on 26.08.04

  3. It’s hap­pened. You are a perl geek. You’ll be obfus­cat­ing next.

    Posted by Donny at 10am on 27.08.04

  4. Hee - dunno if chang­ing a line or two of some­one else’s code makes me a geek! Can’t stand perl actu­ally - too com­pli­cated for my weak brains…

    Posted by Jack at 1pm on 27.08.04

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