In
user settings below the "Your signature:" box you should see something like
Custom Node Title Definition
Available tokens are %T - the title, %D - the create date, %N the node_id, and %S, the section (SOPW,Q&A,... but only for root nodes)
**caveat: don't use [ or ], rather use [ and ]
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The idea came about in
http://perlmonks.org: Title, or Trash? and has come up a couple of
times since then.
Like mentioned above, the available tokens are:
%T - title of the node
%N - node_id of the node
%D - create time of the node (GMT)
%S - roughly the section of the node (for root nodes), but always the type of the node.
Do not use use [] in there, because they will be expanded (turned into links), and that doesn't look good at the top of a browser window.
What you Custom Node Title Definition affects, is:
<TITLE>Teh Text at the top of yer browser window, usually ;)</TITLE>
So if my Custom Node Title Definition was: %S|PM|%N|%D|%T
If I went to view
Coding superstitions
I would see (at the time of this writing, titles may have changed)
perlmeditation|PM|136904|2002-01-07 18:40:47|Superstitions
Multi-Format Log Parser - Version 2.0
perlcraft|PM|135860|2002-01-02 23:02:21|Multi-Format Log Parser - Version 2.0
New line wrapping feature
monkdiscuss|PM|19880|2000-06-26 17:15:23|New line wrapping feature
Newest Nodes
superdoc|PM|3628|2000-02-17 19:12:24|Newest Nodes
RE: RE: New line wrapping feature
note|PM|19901|2000-06-26 19:58:40|RE: RE: New line wrapping feature
** note that as advertised, when viewing replies directly, most of the time they show up as of type "note". The %S token will correspond roughtly to section only for root nodes. There is no need to generate extra hits on the server for replies.
Parallel Downloads using Parallel::ForkManager or whatever works!!!
perlquestion|PM|136983|2002-01-07 21:37:13|Parallel Downloads using Parallel::ForkManager or whatever works!!!
Lingua::Ispell
modulereview|PM|32245|2000-09-13 04:22:11|<!--review-->Lingua::Ispell
Simple Module Tutorial
perltutorial|PM|102347|2001-08-05 21:30:41|Simple Module Tutorial
tye
user|PM|22609|2000-07-14 18:45:20|tye
pmdev wiki
wiki|PM|106868|2001-08-22 02:44:52|pmdev wiki
You get the idea.
More tokens could be made available, but since the <TITLE></TITLE> is prime realestate, I don't see any additional tokens as really usefull (%D was a streach).
Many thanks to vroom for fixing things up and everybody who contributed, peace.
P.S.pmdevers note - the obvious patch is at user settings, and the other one is at basichead
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