Jeff Cheney: RadioAll things related to Radio UserLand.New Bryan Bell Radio themes- July 31, 2002 Alwin Hawkins: BTW, for you Radio users &8212; Bryan has placed all the Radio themes he's developed into one convenient, easy-to-download folder. Just unstuff the downloaded file, copy the themes inside the folder into your Radio Userland Themes directory, and play around with the new flavors.ViewFromTheHearthttp://www.vfth.com/2002/07/31#NzozNzozMSBBTQdbdb Localization Guest Databases- July 31, 2002 Localization Guest Databases: "Recently released additions to Frontier and Radio UserLand make it easy for developers and translators to create and share localizations for Manila, mainResponder and Radio UserLand."Frontier Newshttp://frontier.userland.com/localizationGuestDatabases Day-level PermaLinks in Radio UserLand- July 29, 2002 Let me tell you a funny story with a happy ending. For a while now I've been thinking that it would be nice to remove the images for the daily archive permalinks and just have the longDate linked to the archive. It sounds simple enough, but when I dove into the code I found that the built-in dayTemplate macro, archiveLink is processed deep within the bowels of radio.weblog.render. I set out to write my own macro to replace this one, but quickly found a couple of road blocks. In order to...http://radio.weblogs.com/0001018/2002/07/28.html#1488 How to use one copy of Radio Userland to publish two weblogs, each on a different community server- July 25, 2002 Rogers Cadenhead: I figured out how to use one copy of Radio Userland to publish two weblogs, each on a different community server. I'm using it to publish this weblog and a Salon Blog. Warning: The procedure isn't pretty. Read my how-to article.Workbenchhttp://www.pycs.net/workbench/2002/07/25.html#a290 Scott Rosenberg- July 24, 2002 Dave Winer: Scott Rosenberg, Salon's managing editor, has a new weblog, and it's very nice. I've known Scott for quite a few years, he wrote one of the first articles about weblogs, in May 1999. His weblog is edited with Radio UserLand, and that makes me proud. You can subscribe to Scott's weblog with Radio's news aggregator. Stay tuned for more Salon weblog links. Scripting Newshttp://blogs.salon.com/0000014/ SharedOutline- July 21, 2002 Paolo Valdemarin: SharedOutline is a Radio UserLand tool that lets you share outlines with other users.Scripting Newshttp://paolo.evectors.it/stories/sharedOutlinesBeta.html PostgreSQL extension for Frontier and Radio- July 18, 2002 André Radke: Version 1.0a14 of my PostgreSQL extension for Frontier and Radio is ready for download.SpicyNoodles.nethttp://www.spicynoodles.net/projects/postgresql/ Radio Userland Feeds Found Lacking- July 18, 2002 Ben Hammersley: We've already chatted about James Linden's new RSSEngine project, and as he finalizes more details, he's discovered "proof" to his "quiet rants" about Radio Userland's RSS feeds. Content Syndication with XML and RSS I'm sorry that your glasses are half empty, mine is half full. While I agree that the quality of many RSS feeds could be improved, I do not choose to blame UserLand for something that is not their fault. Rather I thank them for providing...http://rss.benhammersley.com/archives/001069.html Radio UserLand Return On Investment- July 17, 2002 Rob McNair-Huff: The money required to run the site is so small because I am using the great Radio 8 Weblog software to build and maintain it. Radio allows me to manage the site, but it also makes it exceedingly easy to keep up with happenings in Mac news, and it makes it easy to create innovative documents like the ongoing Macworld Expo report page I created earlier today. I am not sure how I would tackle the current level of reporting on MNJ if I had to revert back to using a text editor and..http://www.whiterabbits.com/MacNetJournal/2002/07/16.html#a1784 It's Official - I'm a Paying Radio Customer- July 17, 2002 Andy Meadows: After 27 days as a trial user - I'm hooked. I'm addicted to my daily news reads, getting my personal newspaper and being able to publish what I think is relevant in my little world. I think that there are some definite ways to improve the software, but it's a great tool and I think I've only scratched the surface. If you haven't yet tried out Radio, I highly suggest you download a copy and give it a whirl.Open Source & Applehttp://www.347.com/2002/07/16.html#a149 |