I decided it's time to reorganize the domain name setup for this blog. Previously, it was accessible via two web addresses:
One side effect of this setup is that the blog's cookies are set up under my sensicomm.com domain. I decided that I don't like the idea of scripts that I didn't write and don't control running under the identity of a domain that I do control.
So in the new setup this blog is still accessible and will appear unchanged using the blogspot address. The sensicomm address contains static copies of all previous postings, but not any comments made on those postings.
If you have a web site containing a like to an old blog post, you might want to update the link. For example,
The old address of this post[1] now points to the static copy of that post, while the new address[2] contains both the post and any comments.
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Tuesday, February 23, 2016
Saturday, February 14, 2009
Noise-blog
Created a separate blog for less-technical happenings. (Signals here, random noise there). It's at noise-blog.sensicomm.com. Alternate is joerothweiler.blogspot.com (most noise-related names on blogspot are already taken).
Thursday, May 22, 2008
Page Counter for this blog
I decided to add a page counter, to see if anybody's actually reading my blog. There are lots around, but I wanted something simple. I have a personal page with Verizon, so I decided to use one of their page counters. Turned out to be pretty easy:
First, I created file counter_blog.html on my Verizon-hosted page which is just:
<html><head></head><body>*** code to make a counter***</body></html>
Where the body is just an image tag. Details are from the service provider.
Now, to put it on this blog, I just used the "add html" option under "layout" on the dashboard, and added an iframe like this:
<iframe src="http://mysite.example.com/counter_blog.html" width=180 height=40></iframe>
And that's it. Happy reading.
First, I created file counter_blog.html on my Verizon-hosted page which is just:
<html><head></head><body>*** code to make a counter***</body></html>
Where the body is just an image tag. Details are from the service provider.
Now, to put it on this blog, I just used the "add html" option under "layout" on the dashboard, and added an iframe like this:
<iframe src="http://mysite.example.com/counter_blog.html" width=180 height=40></iframe>
And that's it. Happy reading.
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