in reply to 'My Active Nodes' - idea

You can always do this on your own. You take user nodes info xml generator combine that with node query xml generator, compare some timestamps, and BAM! you got what you want.

update: And then you can post it in the Code Catacombs and get mucho XP ;D

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Re: Re: 'My Active Nodes' - idea
by jdporter (Paladin) on Jan 27, 2003 at 16:48 UTC
    Yep, it does seem like a nice idea. So I whipped up a solution based on my PerlMonksTickers module (download).

    See the code in Check for recent replies to your posts.

    It's a bare-bones example, but would be easy to enhance for your particular needs.

    jdporter
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      There, you see, I nearly missed that answer completely :)
      All hail jdporter - or something like that .. Thanks, I'll go try it out!

      C.
      (Though I still think it would be nice in here, so everyone has it :)

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Re: Re: 'My Active Nodes' - idea
by CountZero (Bishop) on Jan 27, 2003 at 06:46 UTC

    Hey, that's interesting! Are there more of these things around?

    Is there a manual or faq on them?

    CountZero

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