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1. SimpleComments

Six Apart Pronet Plugin Directory, Plugins, 11 KB, 14 words

Plugin which will print comments and trackbacks in the same listing.

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2. PHPSimpleComments

Six Apart Pronet Plugin Directory, Plugins, 11 KB, 56 words

A port of Adam Kalsey's SimpleComments plugin to PHP/Smarty. The SimpleComments plugin allows you to combine TrackBack pings and on-site comments into a single, unified list of all the known comments on your post. PHP SimpleComments implements the SimpleComments tags for use with MovableType 3.x's dynamic publishing engine.

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3. Comment Styling - Alternating Background Colors

geekmum {movable cafe}, Tutorials, 21 KB, 656 words

On a quest to style comments with alternating background colors (or any style) I chose to employ Adam Kalsey's MT-SimpleComments (w/PHPSimpleComments) plugin. The main feature of this plugin is to integrate trackbacks and comments into one seamless list and provide a unified count of comments and pings together. It also adds the handy dandy

<MTSimpleCommentsOdd>

tag which specifies 1 for odd- and 0 for even-numbered comments (thus allowing for alternating comment styles). Not that I have a real need for any of that because 1) nobody reads my blogs and 2) even if someone did they'd probably never ping me and again 3) even if they did and left a comment there are unlikely to be...

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4. Movable Type Resource Sites

Learning Movable Type, Tutorials, 22 KB, 750 words

Fortunately for those of use who use Movable Type, there are several folks who devote much of their free time to understanding, exploring, and extending the capabilities of MT, and are willing to share that knowledge with the rest of us.

Here's my roundup of good sites (in addition to LMT) to investigate while learning how to use Movable Type (I will add to this list over time): Movable Type Support Forums - The MT Forums should be your first stop for questions regarding Movable Type. Before posting, read this thread which will explain general rules of conduct and the best way to find answers. Generally, play nice, read the MT Manual (3.2) ( for 3.1 and earlier) first, and try a search...

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5. Trackback Spam

Learning Movable Type, Tutorials, 43 KB, 3663 words

Update April 9, 2005: Brad Choate has released a new anti-spam plugin called SpamLookup. Jay Allen, the creator of MT-Blacklist recommends SpamLookup over MT-Blacklist.

Spammers have discovered Trackback and have recently been leaving their trail of unwelcome links all over the blogosphere. To get a sense of what we are up against, read The Register's interview with a link spammer. Listed here are some defensive measures you can take.

MT-Blacklist

As with comment spam, your first recourse is Jay Allen's MT-Blacklist. The blacklist will help you delete the trackbacks and ban the URLs the spammers leave. Note that if you are using MT2.661 and MT-Blacklist 1.65, Jay has special instructions for deleting trackback spam pings....

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6. MTIfEmpty

Brad Choate, Plugins, 114 KB, 4017 words

Update: A 2.01 release of MT-IfEmpty is now available, which mainly adds support for dynamic publishing in MT 3.1x.

You can download this plugin here: mtifempty-2_01.zip.

Usage: <MTIfEmpty var="EntryTitle">(untitled)</MTIfEmpty> <$MTEntryTitle$>

Embedded expression support works like this: <MTIfNotEmpty expr="[MTEntries days='1']1[/MTEntries]"> We...

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7. PerlScript Plugin

Brad Choate, Plugins, 141 KB, 5891 words

<MTPerlScript> is tag for Movable Type templates. If you know how to write Perl code, this custom tag gives you remarkable flexibility in producing pages from Movable Type. You can literally do any kind of manipulation you can think of using your Movable Type data.

This tag was written with a 'trust-the-programmer' mentality (or in this case, the template writer). There aren't any restrictions...

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8. SQL Plugin

Brad Choate, Plugins, 170 KB, 8520 words

Now that Movable Type supports a real database with the MySQL support in version 2.2, it's time for some new tags that can let you select entries, comments and categories using any criteria you'd like. Click the 'more' link for full docs and download link.

Availability

You can download this plugin here: mtsql-1_52.zip

Installation

To install, place the 'sql.pl' file in your Movable Type 'plugins'...

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9. MTMacro

Brad Choate, Plugins, 388 KB, 19657 words

Sometimes it's nice to get a lot for a little. Macros let you do that. Instead of typing laborious HTML as you write your entries, a macro can do all the work for you so you can concentrate on writing. Perhaps you want to use a set of icons within your posts but don't care to write <img> tags all day long. Or maybe you'd like to link up to Google queries without having to type out the full URL. This plugin allows you to do that and much more.

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10. MT-Textile

Brad Choate, Plugins, 380 KB, 17642 words

Textile is a ‘Humane Web Text Generator,' created by Dean Allen of Textism. After seeing Textile in action, I decided that I must create a Movable Type plugin that does the same thing.

I came to that decision before Movable Type 2.6 and the custom text filter thing were announced. In fact, seeing Textile spurred me to write to Ben about a way for MT users to have more text formatting choices and the option to select them on a per-entry basis. To my delight, he replied that "it's already in the works."

So here we are a couple of months later. MT 2.6 is in beta (and very near to release)...

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mgs | September 27th 2005