Jump to menu and information about this site.

Thursday·02·March·2006

Blosxom plugin tagging released //at 02:22 //by abe

from the if-it-doesn't-exist-you-have-to-write-it-yourself dept.

I like the idea of categorising blog posts and I like blosxom, but even with multcat adding a post to multiple categories is somehow limited. In other blogs I often saw the technic of tagging articles with a keyword. I wanted that feature, too, but there weren’t any appropriate plugin for blosxom. Until now, because again, I just wrote it by my own…

So here is the blosxom plugin tagging, version 0.01. License is GPL v2 or higher.

tagging expects one or more “header” lines starting with “Tags: ” and being located directly under the first line, which always is the title. Those lines you can fill with comma seperated keywords (seperation by blanks possible via config) and shows them with appropriate links in $tagging::tag_list for the story template and $tagging::global_tag_list with all used keywords for the head or foot template.

Filtering is done using the -tags parameter in the query string. It uses the same delimiter as configured for the Tag header lines inside the posts.

Tag Cloud

2CV, aha, Apache, APT, aptitude, ASUS, Automobiles, autossh, Berlin, bijou, Blogging, Blosxom, Blosxom Plugin, Browser, BSD, CDU, Chemnitz, Citroën, CLI, CLT, Conkeror, CSS, CX, deb, Debian, Doofe Parteien, E-Mail, eBay, EeePC, Emacs, Epiphany, Etch, ETH Zürich, Events, Experimental, Firefox, Fläsch, FreeBSD, Freitagstexter, FVWM, Galeon, Gecko, git, GitHub, GNOME, GNU, GNU Coreutils, GNU Screen, Google, GPL, grep, grml, gzip, Hackerfunk, Hacks, Hardware, Heise, HTML, identi.ca, IRC, irssi, Jabber, JavaShit, Kazehakase, Lenny, Liferea, Linux, LinuxTag, LUGS, Lynx, maol, Meme, Microsoft, Mozilla, Music, mutt, Myon, München, nemo, Nokia, nuggets, Open Source, OpenSSH, Opera, packaging, Pentium I, Perl, Planet Debian, Planet Symlink, Quiz, Rant, ratpoison, Religion, RIP, Sarcasm, Sarge, Schweiz, screen, Shell, Sid, Spam, Squeeze, SSH, Stoeckchen, Stöckchen, SuSE, Symlink, Symlink-Artikel, Tagging, Talk, taz, Text Mode, ThinkPad, Ubuntu, USA, USB, UUUCO, UUUT, VCFe, Ventilator, Vintage, Wahlen, WAP, Wheezy, Wikipedia, Windows, WML, Woody, WTF, X, Xen, zsh, Zürich, ÖPNV

Calendar

← 2006 
Months
Mar
← March 
Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su
    2
   

Tattletale Statistics

Blog postings by posting time
Blog posting times this month



Search


Advanced Search


Categories


Recent Postings

0 most recent of 0 postings total shown.


Recent Comments

Hackergotchi of Axel Beckert

About...

This is the blog or weblog of Axel Stefan Beckert (aka abe or XTaran) who thought, he would never start blogging... (He also once thought, that there is no reason to switch to this new ugly Netscape thing because Mosaïc works fine. That was about 1996.) Well, times change...

He was born 1975 at Villingen-Schwenningen, made his Abitur at Schwäbisch Hall, studied Computer Science with minor Biology at University of Saarland at Saarbrücken (Germany) and now lives in Zürich (Switzerland), working at the Network Security Group (NSG) of the Central IT Services (Informatikdienste) at ETH Zurich.

Links to internal pages are orange, links to related pages are blue, links to external resources are green and links to Wikipedia articles, Internet Movie Database (IMDb) entries or similar resources are bordeaux. Times are CET respective CEST (which means GMT +0100 respective +0200).


RSS Feeds


Identity Archipelago


Picture Gallery


Button Futility

Valid XHTML Valid CSS
Valid RSS Any Browser
This content is licensed under a Creative Commons License (SA 3.0 DE). Some rights reserved. Hacker Emblem
Get Mozilla Firefox! Powered by Linux!
Typed with GNU Emacs Listed at Tux Mobil
XFN Friendly Button Maker

Blogroll

People I know personally


Other blogs I like or read


Independent News


Interesting Planets


Web comics I like and read

Stalled Web comics I liked


Blogging Software

Blosxom Plugins I use

Bedside Reading

Just read

  • Bastian Sick: Der Dativ ist dem Genitiv sein Tod (Teile 1-3)
  • Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett: Good Omens (borrowed from Ermel)

Currently Reading

  • Douglas R. Hofstadter: Gödel, Escher, Bach
  • Neil Gaiman: Keine Panik (borrowed from Ermel)

Yet to read

  • Neil Stephenson: Cryptonomicon (borrowed from Ermel)

Always a good snack

  • Wolfgang Stoffels: Lokomotivbau und Dampftechnik (borrowed from Ermel)
  • Beverly Cole: Trains — The Early Years (getty images)

Postponed