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lachoy
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I am actually Chris Winters; I am actually living in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA; I am actually married and have three cats. (Guess what one of them is named?) I am the "OpenInteract" guy, which could be good or bad.

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Monday October 03, 2005
01:20 PM

use.perl: latest n comments?

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IIRC, going to use.perl.org/comments.pl used to show you a list of the last ~20 comments. I found this very useful to keep up with active discussions and find out which were becoming active.

This feature (or was it?) isn't there anymore. Is there an equivalent from another URL?


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  • My personal use.perl SlashBox has comments [perl.org] in it, which I think matches what you had in purpose.
    --
    Bill
    # I had a sig when sigs were cool
    use Sig;
    • yep, that's it. thanks!
    • How do you do that ?
      • Preferences -> Homepage -> Scroll down and type stuff inside the "User Space" box, at the bottom.

        Oh, and you also have to tick the User Space box to make it show up.
        • Preferences -> Homepage -> Scroll down and type stuff inside the "User Space" box, at the bottom.
          Oh, and you also have to tick the User Space box to make it show up

          Exactly!

          My "UserSpace", created when the Comments.pl stopped working, has the following --

          Comments [perl.org]
          Entries [perl.org]
          Write [perl.org]

          <p> <a href="/search.pl?tid=&amp;query=&amp;author=&amp;op=comments">Comments</a>
          <br> <a href="/search.pl?tid=&amp;query=&amp;op=journals">Entries</a>
          <br

          --
          Bill
          # I had a sig when sigs were cool
          use Sig;
          • Wait a minute...

            Two things:

            First: yours is just like mine, even with the same order...

            Secondly: mine stopped working... I mean, there was something with use.perl that made my userspace be truncated and I lost the third line and couldn't put it back... does this mean the problem has now been solved? (because I was told it would be) (and yes, I'm too lazy to give it a try)
            • First: yours is just like mine, even with the same order...

              Amusing!

              Secondly: mine stopped working... I mean, there was something with use.perl that made my userspace be truncated and I lost the third line and couldn't put it back... does this mean the problem has now been solved? (because I was told it would be) (and yes, I'm too lazy to give it a try)

              Dunno. The conversion to "modern" HTML whacked a lot of things, but most of them seem better now. (Still some issues with layout on narrow windows?) I've

              --
              Bill
              # I had a sig when sigs were cool
              use Sig;
            • There's a byte limit on the field, maybe you went over?
              • I didn't went over, the byte limit came under :-)

                You see, everything was working fine, and suddenly... part of what I had there disappeared :-)
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