Comments on: ASP Tag Cloud Niftiness http://paulsrants.com/2008/07/asp-tag-cloud-niftiness/ Thoughts not fit for human consumption. Thu, 19 Aug 2010 00:29:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Scott Horvath http://paulsrants.com/2008/07/asp-tag-cloud-niftiness/#comment-509 Scott Horvath Thu, 24 Jul 2008 00:29:25 +0000 http://paulsrants.com/index.php/20080721/asp-tag-cloud-niftiness/#comment-509 Will do. Hopefully sooner than later :) Will do. Hopefully sooner than later :)

]]> By: Paul G http://paulsrants.com/2008/07/asp-tag-cloud-niftiness/#comment-508 Paul G Mon, 21 Jul 2008 21:54:24 +0000 http://paulsrants.com/index.php/20080721/asp-tag-cloud-niftiness/#comment-508 You're welcome. Please send $29.95 for shipping and handling. :) Let me know when you get the gallery site working. -Cheers You’re welcome. Please send $29.95 for shipping and handling. :)
Let me know when you get the gallery site working.
-Cheers

]]> By: Scott Horvath http://paulsrants.com/2008/07/asp-tag-cloud-niftiness/#comment-507 Scott Horvath Mon, 21 Jul 2008 21:35:02 +0000 http://paulsrants.com/index.php/20080721/asp-tag-cloud-niftiness/#comment-507 Paul, Thanks for the post. Your tag cloud function fit what we needed to do for the site, so it worked out just right. I'm sure there are other scripts out there that perform a similar function, but yours fit right inline with how things were already structured with our tags and I only had to drop the script on the server, make the one-line reference and I was done. I tweaked the CSS just for specific site use, but other than it was a no-brainer. Thanks for putting together a easy to use script. Paul,

Thanks for the post. Your tag cloud function fit what we needed to do for the site, so it worked out just right. I’m sure there are other scripts out there that perform a similar function, but yours fit right inline with how things were already structured with our tags and I only had to drop the script on the server, make the one-line reference and I was done. I tweaked the CSS just for specific site use, but other than it was a no-brainer. Thanks for putting together a easy to use script.

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