Show us your bookmarked MODx forum pages!

The good lesson to learn from BobRay is to rename your bookmarks. Mine are stored in the forum post name and sometimes finding what you want is not that easy. One example is the bookmark "OpenGeek’s master include snippet" points to "MODx limits on the number of documents" which makes it easy to find the include. I have the same page bookmarked but would need to do a search to find the code (although I already have it in my utility snippet library).

I’ve done it the same way as ganeshXL

Im about trying something like this:
http://www.winhelponline.com/blog/copy-target-url-context-menu-option-for-internet-shortcut-url-files/

//That worked with this nice hack http://h30434.www3.hp.com/psg/board/message?board.id=OS&message.id=4138

Sweeet.

Bob: that is a nice list of varied links you have there...

Thanks!

Max

Quote from: bunk58 at Feb 01, 2009, 09:34 AM

BobRay - your links don’t work :’(

Sorry about that, I took a quick look at them, but should have tested them.

Thanks Ryan for fixing them up.

Bob, Ganesh Thanks for sharing this should be bookmarked thou.

There are some golden ones in this list as well. Very nice. We could make a book based on the collections of bookmarks

Great stuff Ganesh...

Just now taking a quick tour of those links: some nice useful info therein...

Max

@dev_cw Good idea, I think it is called a Wiki???

We could make a book based on the collections of bookmarks

Or put in place a small site with semanticscuttle and allow some persons to decide which are the most relevant posts and add these links in the repository. Each link could be added to the repository with some tags (hierarchical or not).

So with this kind of tool, everybody could access quickly to relevant posts.

Cool, Something like TagCloud but for the forum contents!