Quick note – Dathan Pattishall, one of Flickr’s db / software engineers has been dropping notes on his new blog mySQL DBA – some fascinating insight and technical tips.
Related to recent UTF-8 discussions…
- Rebuilding 4.0 data into 4.1 data
- What does mySQL 4.1 do with utf8 and collation
- Calculating utf8 sizes for varchars
- MySQL 4.1 and insert or Load data warnings
- Note about utf8_bin
- Quick php script to figure out bad utf8 characters. (Blogger.com really needs to sort out syntax formatting and highlighting!)
Will update the wiki in due course.
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If I remember correctly from the test account I created on Blogger.com, aren’t people able to modify certain sections of the template, and even part of the head tag? If so, a user could easily add the same formatting script that is used right here on Sitepoint, could they not? I think it’s dp.SyntaxHighlighter.
We can’t expect service providers to do everything, can we?! :)
August 29th, 2006 at 11:25 pm
OK – have never used blogger so me being grump I guess. Then again perhaps they need to work out some smart defaults here – Dathan certainly knows enough about HTML to cope but is probably time / interest.
August 30th, 2006 at 4:31 am
I can now officialy state that dp.SyntaxHighlighter doesn’t work on blogger..
The problem is that blogger posts ALL of your posts (even if you didn’t use the WYSIWYG editor) in a single line.. You code will thus also appear as a single line (syntax highlighter expects Newlines).. It’s just rubbish! From Blogger, that is!
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