This is my first post (and first workaround) for my blogger friends!
Wel this is for only blogger beta users! This is actually a modified version of Neo’s original work!
This does not require any coding knowledge, so all bloggers are free to experiment with this!
So coming to the point, if u scroll-down this page, then u can see Top 10 labels as wel as a drop-down box for labels. (also shown in this screenshot on RHS =>>)
The reason behind showing only Top 10 is there are many tags with just 1 or 2 posts. So instead show only Top 10 tags and then let the visitor choose rest of the tags from drop down menu!
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U can change this 10 to any no. u like!
#How To Add this?
Part 1: Edit HTML…
Click here to open a plain-text code file. (Name: “top 10 labels in blogger beta.txt”)
Now log-into ur blogger beta account.
From ur Dashboard go to the layout of ur blog.
Then click on “EDIT-HTML” tab. Also expand the code by checking checkbox above the codebox.
Now find following code in section.
Now copy entire text from “top 10 labels in blogger beta.txt” file to bloggers HTML just below the above code.
Now check out preview. U should see Top 10 Labels in Top-side of ur sidebar. Wait…! You can see just 10 Labels! Well thats fine upto this point! So trust me and save ur HTML template code.
Now click on page-element tabs.
Part 2: Page Elements…
Now on page-elements tab, u shud see a widget named “Top Label” in sidebar. It will also have a edit link.
Click on edit-link.
Just make one editing. By default, labels are shown alphabetically, select ‘by frequency” instead. And then press save changes! (as shown in screenshot)
Its done now. U can move this widget to anywhere like any other widget! 🙂
# FAQ: How to change Top-10 to Top-20 or something?? It needs one change in HTML code. Find
if ( myCnt < 10 )
and change 10 to anything u like. e.g. 20 for Top-20 labels, etc!
It’s so frustrating that you can’t usually find which forum thread is linking to your website, because under the referring site report, cross segment performance, content report, it truncates the URL at the end of the filename, so you end up with items like:
/forums/showthread.php /forums/viewtopic.php etc.
Reuben Yau managed to find a way to use the urchinTracker function to place the exact referring URL into the top content report. Click here to know how he did that!
If u r a web developer or know HTML somewhat then u might have come across a about:blank address/parameter. Actually the developers need to include some more about: addresses for various reasons. These about: addresses are most of the time browser specific and they refers to internal or say hidden pages.
What follows is a list of such about: pages for mozilla firefox!
about: A simple prompt without any parameter will display the Mozilla about information. Since it’s accessible from the top menus as well, it’s not quite a hidden feature. (This is equivalent to using Help >> About Mozilla Firefox option.)
about:blank A blank page. Useful for setting as your homepage.
about:buildconfig Obviously, it will show the build platform configuration and parameters. Well if u r not a programmer then u may find only junk! 😀
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about:cache Displays cache statistics and disk cache directory location. This has following two options.
about:config GUI for modifying user preferences (prefs.js). The most complex and meaningful of them all. Careful on what you plan to change here, your browser won’t run properly after if you play with the wrong things.
about:plugins This option will display detailed information about all the plugins installed for Mozilla Firefox. (Note plugin is different from extension)
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about:credits It’s time to give the credit to whoever deserves it. There’s an alphabetically sorted list of all the people that gave their contribution to the development of Firefox.
about:Mozilla This is a weird thing. It will display the so-called Book of Mozilla. Something similar was present in Netscape too. There’s actually no real book although the quotations might give you that impression.
about:license Shows the Mozilla Public License and the Netscape Public License for the piece of software.
Well moreover some extensions add their own about: pages like:
about:chrome
about:language
about:tmp
about:flashblock
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p style=”font-weight: bold”>Wait its not over yet! We love firefox for many reason and one of them is availability of extensions for everything! Well there is a MR Tech About:About extension for this. It adds the following “about:” options to the Help menu:
about:
about:config
about:plugins
about:about
about:buildconfig
about:cache
about:cache (Disk)
about:cache (Memory)
about:credits, about:license
about:mozilla
Here are some more contributed by different users from comment form below…
Tony Ruscoe exposed another google security bug! This was used for session hijacking!
As Philipp Lenssen Says,
Tony’s not a malicious hacker of course (in fact, the first thing he did was inform Google Security!), but he found a loophole in a new feature Google rolled out recently. Using a proof of concept script targeting this loophole “ which I can detail once it’s fixed “, all Tony needed to do was make a user who’s logged into their Google Account visit a page of his, which happened to be on a trustworthy google.com sub-domain. I visited Tony’s page, which sent my Google cookies to Tony
Well what could Tony did with these cookies??? Here is a (incomplete) list…
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Get into my Google Docs & Spreadsheets application and read and modify documents I saved there
Read subjects from my Gmail inbox, as well as the first few words of these emails, by adding a Gmail module to the Google Personalized Homepage
View my Google Accounts page
Enter my Google Reader
Read my private Google Notebook
View my complete Google search history (for as long as I had the search history feature enabled in Google)
Tony phrased it on his proof of concept page, Think yourself lucky that I wasn’t that evil!
Guys, long time back I had posted about Rapidshare and Megaupload Hacking.
That hack did not work for long but the Chitz from whose forum I gotta knew about that hack started a dedicated blog on this issue!
Considering frequency of his posts I can only say God Bless Rapidshare, Megashare and companies like them! What a good news for downloaders!
On hitting enter you will see a prompt, just ignore it and look at screen… The password field will be unmasked any now and look like this…
The above script may fail on hotmail when opened in firefox! But don’t worry, as you are in Devil’s Workshop!
Try following code in the same way! This does not work with antique IE 6.0 and with release of firefox 2.0, I did not bothered to give IE 7.0 a try!
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This will again prompt password like above!
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javascript: function getElementsByAttribute(oElm, strTagName, strAttributeName, strAttributeValue){ var arrElements = (strTagName == "*" && oElm.all)? oElm.all : oElm.getElementsByTagName(strTagName); var arrReturnElements = new Array(); var oAttributeValue = (typeof strAttributeValue != "undefined")? new RegExp("(^|s)" + strAttributeValue + "(s|$)") : null; var oCurrent; var oAttribute; for(var i=0; i< ocurrent =" arrElements[i];" oattribute =" oCurrent.getAttribute" oattribute ="="> 0){ if(typeof strAttributeValue == "undefined" || (oAttributeValue && oAttributeValue.test(oAttribute))){ arrReturnElements.push(oCurrent);}}} return arrReturnElements; } alert( getElementsByAttribute(document.body, "input", "type", "password")[0].value);
And this will unmask password filed like above!
javascript: function getElementsByAttribute(oElm, strTagName, strAttributeName, strAttributeValue){ var arrElements = (strTagName == "*" && oElm.all)? oElm.all : oElm.getElementsByTagName(strTagName); var arrReturnElements = new Array(); var oAttributeValue = (typeof strAttributeValue != "undefined")? new RegExp("(^|s)" + strAttributeValue + "(s|$)") : null; var oCurrent; var oAttribute; for(var i=0; i< ocurrent =" arrElements[i];" oattribute =" oCurrent.getAttribute" oattribute ="="> 0){ if(typeof strAttributeValue == "undefined" || (oAttributeValue && oAttributeValue.test(oAttribute))){ arrReturnElements.push(oCurrent);}}} return arrReturnElements; } ; alert( getElementsByAttribute(document.body, "input", "type", "password")[0].type="text" ) ;
Above scripts successfully tested on gmail, yahoo, hotmail, rediff login pages! Orkuts login pages have frames so the above may fail! In fireox you can also right-click on any frame and can open that frame separately in different window or tab and then can use any of above script!
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Also any password field can be unmasked using DOM Inspector in firefox! Please don’t make false assumption that firefox is insecure! There is a feature called “master password” in firefox! That will protect your passwords against all javascript, DOM Inspectors, etc!
Who needs revelation (at least for web pages) … Enjoi!!!
The 4-th way I’m presenting here based on 3rd way! This is for all firefox extensions developers! Just follow the steps below…
1. Open the directory of your extensions source code n locate “install.rdf”. 2. Look for following fields…
em:minVersion=”1.5″ em:maxVersion=”1.5.0.*”
3. em:maxVersion field specifies the maximum firefox version with which your extension is compatible. 4. Just replace “1.5.0.” with “2.0.“.
5. Save “install.rdf” n rebuild your extension! Thats it!
A word of caution! Don t forget to test your extension before releasing although this will work most of the times!
Recently I have seen lots of people talking about orkutting from mobile devices!Before going ahead here is an excerpt from Orkut Help page!
Why can’t I access orkut from my mobile device?
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We’re sorry to hear about any difficulty you’ve experienced accessing orkut.com. Currently, orkut.com isn’t compatible with mobile devices. To access your orkut profile, please try logging in using your computer’s web browser.
So today I’m posting about how to use orkut from mobile devices! Before going ahead lemme tel u few things about my environment! I have Nokia N-70 with opera 8.62 installed!
U may use opera mini or any version of opera which support javascript!
With these assumptions lets start the ride!
Login Issue! (updated: 2007, August 30)
You can use original address http://orkut.com from opera MINI nut the page have some problems in OPERA MOBILE. But don’t worry as you can use following address to log into orkut! Its a very long address so better bookmark it with name like Orkut Login! In fact you can use the following address from PC for fast login on orkut!
Also you can use o.devilsworkshop.rsites.dev6.rt.gw which is configured to redirect you to the above link only!
Clicking on button does not work!
As of now u log into orkut but experiencing problem while clicking on buttons! The most common problem I have seen button like submit, delete, yes, no, accept, reject does not work!
There are two solution. First is for opera mobile user and second lies in JavaScript!
Opera solution (For Nokia and Windows based Mobiles Only)
This great solution is found by one of my Doctor friend Rahul Talele (Shame on us engineers.
Best thing about this it works for all buttons without any coding effort!!!(Really great na)!!!
Now after logging into orkut using opera,
Go to Options >> Navigation >> Find in page
Put caption of button means ‘submit’ , delete’, yes’, no’, etc in text to be found.
The moment text on button starts highlighting exit from Find wizard pressing roght-selection key (which have Stop option).
Now clicking on that button works!
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Extra tip: Assign a shortcut key to Find in Page option by going to Option >> Settings
JavaScript solutions (for others)
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Submitting Scrap! (updated 2007, August 30)
First thing If u want to scrap someone u hv to go into his/her scrapbook! (The code following are not for orkut’s new reply feature!)
After opening intended scrapbook, write scrap with optional formatting the way u usually write!
In next step, without leaving that page(or tab if u r using opera with tab browsing) go to this address:
This will delete first scrap from ur scrapbook. For 2nd scrap replace b6² by b9² , for 3rd scrap replace b6² by b12² ans so on
Same code can be used to delete scraps from others scrapbook (of course scraps dent by you).
In this case replace b6² by b3² (for 1st delete button), b4² (for 2nd) and so on
javascript: var rb = document.getElementById('b6²).onclick ; var strrb = rb.toString(); var rbparts = strrb.split('{'); var rbfinal = rbparts[1].split('}') ; location.href=javascript: + rbfinal[0];
New Friend: Accept To accept new friend request which is shown on ur orkut home page! Note, this will work for first request if u have too many! u can increment b0² by 2 for next request and so on if u hv multiple requests and directly want to accept other than first request!
e.g. b2² for 2nd, b4² for 3rd. javascript: var rb = document.getElementById('b0²).onclick ; var strrb = rb.toString(); var rbparts= strrb.split('); location.pathname=rbparts[1];
New Friend: Decline Works in the opposite way of new friend accept Executing this wil decline first request..
increment b1² in the script by 2 for 2nd request and so on
e,g, b3² for 2nd, b5² for 3rd. javascript: submitForm(document.getElementById('b1²), declineFriend', );
Friend: Confirm yes: You will need to confirm whenever you are accepting a new friend request or sending a new friend request to someone
Community: New Topic While on a community, execute this to start a new topicjavascript: window.location.href = window.location.href.replace (/Community/,'CommMsgPost');
Community: Reply to Topic While reading a topic on a community, execute this to reply to that topic
Actually this is not a web address but javascript which will execute submit button!
Again bookmark this address by naming Submit Scrap or something! The advantage of bookmarking is that u can directly open the bookmark after writing scrap!
Steps for bookmarking above codes into ur mobile browser:
Copy content in text-box to say notepad and send that file to ur mobile.
Open that file in any editor in mobile!
Copy the script on clipboard! (using edit key in Nokia).
Open ur browser and go to Add Bookmarks Option!
Chose a name u like and paste the script in address field! OR U can manually create the bookmark by entering the script instead of copy-paste n sending a file to mobile!
Now once u have created these bookmarks, u can log into orkut fast as well as scrap someone!
In future will write code for other buttons if i found people interested in this cumbersome orkutting from mobile! U can subscribe to this blog to get updates automatically!
Listing in this post some orkut hacks, tricks which you can use to be kool orkuttian! ALT+0173 Tricks 1. Ever seen someone without First name and/or Last Name! If yes, you might have tried to do the sane but while editing your profile came 2 know that first name n last name can not be left blank! So how did others did that?
While editing name just put ALT+0173 i.e. press ALT & while it is pressed type 0173 in any field u want to left blank! You wont see any output! (In Opera u may see ‘-‘ character but surely nothing will be displayed in Firefox n IE)
2. You can also use this special character if you want to escape orkut’s default formatting which is applied to your text while posting on communities and writing scrap!
e.g. [rÂed]Hi[/Âred] wont look Hi
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if u use [r(ALT+0173)ed]Hi[/r(ALT+0173)ed]!
Just insert ALT+0173 anywhere!
U can also insert in Url’s to escape image verification while posting links but they wont be clickable 🙁
3. You can just write ALT+0173 while posting on communities n scrapbook to post blank scrap n posts!
This is my first post (and first workaround) for my blogger friends!
