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<?php
/*
Snippet Name: Dylan's Post-Metadata Snippet for Wordpress.
Description: Shows the date with lots of extra features. the year links to the year, the month to the month, the day to the day. with a plugin, you can also show details like "late in the evening" and "two years ago"
Dependencies: 
	http://wordpress.org/plugins/when/
	http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-days-ago/
Usage: 
I like to store this file in /theme/templates/parts/post-meta.php 
then i can just do this to bring it up: <?php get_template_part( '/templates/parts/post', 'meta' ); ?>

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<?php /* If this is home */ if (is_home()) { ?>
		<p style="margin-top: 0pt;"><?php bloginfo('description'); ?> <a href="/about/" title="Read about this website.">More...</a></p>

	<?php /* If this is a category archive */ } elseif (is_page()) { ?>
		<p style="margin-top: 0pt;"><?php bloginfo('description'); ?> <a href="/about/" title="Read about this website.">More...</a></p>
		<a href="http://www.nocategories.net/about/dylan/" title="About Dylan"><img width="100%" src="http://www.nocategories.net/wp-content/themes/eightface/img/dylanprofile.jpg"></a>
		<p><?php the_author_description(); ?></p>
	
	<?php /* If this is a category archive */ } elseif (is_category()) { ?>
		<p style="margin-top: 0pt;">These entries are part of the <a href="<?php echo get_settings('siteurl'); ?>"><?php echo bloginfo('name'); ?></a> weblog. You are currently browsing the archives for the <?php single_cat_title(''); ?> topic. <strong>The title of each entry is a link to its full text.</strong></p>

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A version of this file also lives at https://github.com/dylan-k/bestrew/blob/master/writers-database_data-model.md

TABLE: Submissions
DESCRIPTION: Each row describes a unique submission

FIELD NAME	DATA TYPE	DESCRIPTION

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#A shell script that will rename all the text files in a directory
#each file will be named with the first line of text from that file

for file in *
do
   # Avoid renaming diretories!
   if [ -f "$file" ]
   then
       newname=`head -1 $file`
       if [ -f "$newname" ]

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if you have a batch of files and they all have filenames like poem_01 for example, here's a way to add .txt to the end of all those filenames

for file in poem_*
do
    mv "$file" "$file.txt"
done

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if you want to split one text (or html or similar) file into many, here's a trick:

split -p '^plop' file.txt newfile-

...will split file.txt whenever a line starts with 'plop', into files with names like newfile-a, newfile-b, newfile-c, and so on...

I'd love to get it to create numbered files, instead of lettering them a, b, c for extra credit, I'd love to change the filename to be the first line of text

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1) Drop to DOS prompt (Start->Run; cmd)
or shift-rightclick to "open cmd prompt here"
2) Change to the directory you wish to get a text-based file listing (via cd commands)
3) Run “dir *.* /b >fileListing.txt“

/b puts the directory listing into “Bare Mode”–

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<!--Then you will need to locate the following code -->

<?php the_modified_time('F jS, Y');?>

<!--Note: Since there are so many formats of displaying dates, you might not see the exact code, but something along this line.
Replace it with:-->

  						<?php $u_time = get_the_time('U'); 
							$u_modified_time = get_the_modified_time('U'); 

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Select the text

Press Ctrl + H (or click Find->Replace)

Make sure you have selected 'regular expression' (press Alt + R)

Find what: ^\n

Replace With: (nothing, leave in blank)

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redirect
REDIRECT This is some language for use in an .aspx file. It will send a 301 "moved" response and redirect to the location of your choosing. Just change that URL in there to whatever you want.

<%
Response.Status="301 Moved Permanently"
Response.AddHeader ("Location", "http://www.EXAMPLE.com")
Response.End()
%>

...sometimes the URL you're trying to redirect contains a variable. Try something like this