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Google and Yahoo rankings in the extended portion of this entry (saves rebuild time).

Just a link to generate a trackback ping for testing

clairvoyance

The test is in the extended part of this entry.

The test is in the extended part of this entry.

This is the third notification test.

Another notification test.

Testing forum notification

This is some text,

And this is some more text after the quote.

Test to determine if Trackback is working.

Helprin

Presently listening to: Across the Universe - Rufus Wainright, Moby, Sean Lennon - (04:20)

OK. Just a quickie test to see if step #2 below is required.

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OK, it's the square brackets causing the phpBB comment bug.

p.

OK. Just a quickie test to see if step #2 below is required.

[something else]

Yep. You need to re-update the Blog links after posting if you want to edit the post.

p.

OK. Just a quickie test to see if step #2 below is required.

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Yep. You need to re-update the Blog links after posting if you want to edit the post.

p.

OK. Just a quickie test to see if step #2 below is required.

[]

Yep. You need to re-update the Blog links after posting if you want to edit the post.

p.

OK. Just a quickie test to see if step #2 below is required.

Yep. You need to re-update the Blog links after posting if you want to edit the post.

p.

OK. Just a quickie test to see if step #2 below is required.

[EDIT]

Yep. You need to re-update the Blog links after posting if you want to edit the post.

p.

Testbench category test for phpBB comment engine bug.

Gems category test for phpBB comment engine bug.

[edit]

Moved to Testbench after test

Coffee Break category test for phpBB comment engine bug.

[edit] moved to testbench after testing

Reviews category test for phpBB comment engine bug.

[edit] moved to testbench after testing

Toolbox category test for phpBB comment engine bug.

[edit] moved to testbench after testing

I really hope this works OK.

p.
[edit] moved to testbench after testing

OK. Just a quickie test to see if step #2 below is required.

[EDIT]

Yep. You need to re-update the Blog links after posting if you want to edit the post.

p.

[edit] moved to testbench after testing

Presently listening to: Wild Horses - The Sundays - Blind (04:46)

OK. Just a quickie test to see if step #2 below is required.

[EDIT]

Yep. You need to re-update the Blog links after posting if you want to edit the post.

p.

OK. Just a quickie test to see if step #2 below is required.

[EDIT]

Yep. You need to re-update the Blog links after posting if you want to edit the post.

p.

Presently listening to: Wild Horses - The Sundays - Blind (04:46)

OK. Just a quickie test to see if step #2 below is required.

[EDIT]

Yep. You need to re-update the Blog links after posting if you want to edit the post.

p.

Presently listening to: Wild Horses - The Sundays - Blind (04:46)

This is a test of SharpMT 2.0's entry editing capabilities.

This first attempt is an unpublished draft, published here for the first time.

[EDIT]

Now I'm trying to repost after an edit.

[EDIT]

OK, now I've re-downloaded the entry into SharpMT. (Last time I made some changes on the local copy and posted that.) I'll try posting that.

[EDIT] OK. That worked fine.

Now I'm working on the same copy I just posted. The question is, do I have to remember to get the updated copy every time?

[EDIT]

Here's the dope on SharpMT entry editing:

1> Post a new entry
2> Update Blog links
3> Get the posted copy of the entry from the blog.
4> Edit and post that copy as many times as you like.

Just don't forget step #3!!!

I need to recheck if step 2 is necessary.

Presently listening to: Here Comes The Sun - Beatles - Abbey Road (03:06)

This is a test of SharpMT 2.0's entry editing capabilities.

This first attempt is an unpublished draft, published here for the first time.

If you post an entry with a date sometime in the future MT behaves pretty much as I would have expected it. Except that it's displayed in the Main Index as well, which is a bit counter-intuitive to me.

It's OK to have the future date archive appear in there. However, the Main Index should be a place for current news. Not the distant pass, but also not the future, whether close-at-hand or quite distant.

I hope I'm not going to be looking at that thing for the next year.

Maybe I'll just change the date...

There's more about future behaviour in in This is a calendar/date/archive test

Bug report at MT coming up.

Presently listening to: Lord of the Rings Soundtrack - - - (02:07)

Let's just see what happens if I set a date in the future. Will it create an index and archive for the date?

[EDIT]

Well, it did. The original date was December 16, 2004. That's 2004.

Let's see what happens with the archives if I change the date back to, say, January 16, 2004.

[EDIT]

Ahh, well, it was that smart at least. The December 2004 archive is gone. Replaced by a January 2004.

Good, that's what I would expect.

And the category archives contain them too. I'm not sure whether that's a good thing. Have to mull that one over.

[EDIT]

OK. I'm changing the date on this one. Tired of seeing it at the top of every list!

Presently listening to: Like A Hurricane - Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Live Rust (08:02)

It's been an interesting couple of days. Read all about it in the the MovableType Plugin Development Forum

And if you go there, you'll find out how to do this in your blog:

Presently listening to:

Wish you were here - Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here (05:40)

Presently listening to:

Wish you were here - Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here (05:40)

p.

This is kinda cool if it works...