If you have admin rights (is_admin is set to 1 in the
relevant MySQL table) then an AJAX category selection doodah
appears underneath every blog in the blogs view. Clicking on
a category highlights it and updates the database accordingly.
140_read_remote_info.pl, er, shouldn't be there. :) It's a
nasty hack because I've always hosted the interface on a
different machine to the pipeline (so there's no shared
database). Unfortunately this means that any user
interactions - watchlists, new users, votes - are lost when
the database is updated, unless the pipeline updates its
local copy first.
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If you have admin rights (is_admin is set to 1 in the
relevant MySQL table) then an AJAX category selection doodah
appears underneath every blog in the blogs view. Clicking on
a category highlights it and updates the database accordingly.
140_read_remote_info.pl, er, shouldn't be there. :) It's a
nasty hack because I've always hosted the interface on a
different machine to the pipeline (so there's no shared
database). Unfortunately this means that any user
interactions - watchlists, new users, votes - are lost when
the database is updated, unless the pipeline updates its
local copy first.