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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 Our Festival, and the next post is Edith ‘Little Edie’ Beale.

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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