• Description
• Features
• Screenshots
• Installation
• Usage
• Download
• Changelog
• Support

Description

Adds the ability to move comments between posts / pages to the comment edit page.

Simple no-fuzz plugin.. no extra pages / configuration screen, just an option added to your comment edit screen.

Features

• Move comments individually between posts / pages
  Or really, to anything in the Posts table.. just enter the ID..

Screenshots

Installation

Just unzip into the plugins folder and activate.

Usage

Just edit a comment and change it’s post / page id.

Download

• Comment Move v1.0 (701)

Changelog

• Version 1.0 – November 18, 2008
  • Initial Release

Support

For bugs, general support and feature requests please refer to the bug tracker.

Index

• Description
• Features
• Installation
• Usage
• Download
• Changelog
• Support

Description

Gives you the ability to have posts skip the frontpage and to stick a post to the top of all it’s relative categories.

Features

• Skip the frontpage
  This will skip the frontpage and show the post only in the archive pages
• Stick to categories
  This will make the post stick to the top of all the categories it has been added to

Installation

Just unzip the post_filters.php in your plugins folder and activate in wp-admin.

Usage

A new box will appear when creating/editing posts, simply check or uncheck the relative options here

Download

• Post Filters v1.0 (496)
• Post Filters v1.0.1 (553)

Changelog

• Version 1.0 – November 16, 2008
  • Initial Release

• Version 1.0.1 – July 22, 2009
  • Fixed bug where posts would no longer appear on the homepage / sidebar

Support

For bugs, general support and feature requests please refer to the bug tracker.

• Description
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• Installation
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• Changelog
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Description

Twitter Status is a very simple no-fuzz plugin that gets the current Twitter message from the Twitter ID specified, when someone visits your website there will be an ajax script running in the background doing a GET request every 30 seconds, this request will trigger the Plugin to get all Author profiles with a twitter ID, and update their Twitter status, given that they haven’t been updated in at least 30 minutes and with a limit of 5 twitter profiles per request.

You can change these settings by editing the plugin file (before activating it).. the settings are easily accessible, no knowledge of PHP required.. I will incorporate a configuration page in future versions, for now I wanted to make an initial release that’s down to the complete basics.

Features

• Ajax powered
• Get Twitter status by;
  • Twitter ID
  • User ID
  • Username

Installation

Unzip the twitter-status folder into your plugins folder and activate the plugin in your admin cp.

Usage

After installing, edit the author profiles in wp-admin that you would like to assign a Twitter profile to.

You can use the following tags in your templates:

<?php twitter('Username') ?>

<?php twitter('twitter_id=xxxx') ?>

<?php twitter('user_id=xxxx') ?>

These functions will all echo the current status stored in the Database for the given user.

You can use the following function to get the twitter status DIRECTLY from twitter, but keep in mind that using this will cause a delay in the loadtime of the page;

<?php echo twitter_status_get('xxx') ?>

For “xxx” enter the twitter ID.

Download

• Twitter Status v1.0 (518)
• Twitter Status v1.0.1 (520)
• Twitter Status v1.0.2 (683)
• Twitter Status v1.0.3 (683)
• Twitter Status v1.0.3b (565)

Changelog

• Version 1.0.3 – November 18, 2008
  • Modified folder structure
• Version 1.0.2 – November 18, 2008
  • Fixed bug for layouts that don’t have jquery enabled by default
• Version 1.0.1 – November 17, 2008
  • Made WP 2.6 Compatible
• Version 1.0 – November 13, 2008
  • Initial Release

Support

For bugs, general support and feature requests please refer to the bug tracker.

Turned out I was using the wrong activation method for the plugin, I fixed it and released a new version, hope this one works better for everyone.

Click here to subscribe.

I will probably convert subscribers to NotifyMe2 once it has reached a decent stage but I can’t promise anything..

Following are my ideas about the project, what exactly I want to achieve by making yet another mailing list plugin for Wordpress.. and while I’m at that subject I would like to point out that I was originally not planning to develop NotifyMe any further, since there are loads of alternatives.. but I’ve gotten a lot of e-mails from people who loved the simplicity of the plugin and would prefer not to reach out to alternatives.

Therefore, my goals on this project are;

• To yet again, create a very simplistic (yet advanced, but not bloated) mailing list plugin
• To have it integrate with Wordpress as best I can
  • By this I mean I want it to match the wordpress style in every aspect.
  • I have removed any Naatan.com abbreviations, this would break the integration from my point of view.
• Initially I want to release a basic plugin that does exactly what it needs to do and nothing more, from there I will continue to extend it, though as I said, I do not want it to become bloated.
• To develop a better way to notify users of new blog items, a way that would not break other plugin hooks and filters.
  • Cron job support for these type of notifications

Those are basically the goals I have at the moment, once I’ve reached them I will continue to add functionality to the plugin, I currently have some ideas about adding category/tag specific notifications for mailing lists, but I consider this an extra functionality which will not be required in the initial release.

Well that’s about it, I hope the people that have been e-mailing me asking for a new version have not given up hoping, if it wasn’t for them, I wouldn’t be doing this

Anyway, the plugin is great, it basically just incorporates the Syntaxhighlighter script by Alex Gorbatchev into Wordpress. There’s just one problem though, it does not support indentation, as the TinyMCE configuration in Wordpress doesn’t convert spaces to &nbsp;’s. Also tags like <?php were in my case converted to &lt;?php, which is quite annoying.

Long story short, I’ve done some playing around with the code and it turns out that just by removing the TinyMCE encoding / decoding functions and adding a small function to convert spaces to &nbsp;’s this plugin works great!

<?php
    echo 'Proof! Look.. I can use &nbsp; as plain text as well.. ';
?>

Attached to this post is the modified syntaxhighlighter.php file, just install the SyntaxHighlighter plugin and replace the syntaxhighlighter.php with the one posted underneath.

Download: syntaxhighlighter.php (681) - 3.88 KB

I’d like to give some quick kudo’s to Steve Smith from The Wordpress Magazine for sharing his SyntaxHighlighter modifications with me, without them it would have taken me much longer to figure this one out.

And that’s about it.. it’s another no-fuzz plugin.. does what it needs to do and nothing more.

On another subject there is a new update for Twitter Status that fixed incompatibility with themes that don’t have jquery enabled by default.
Make sure you read the readme.txt as installation instructions have slightly changed.

You can get the latest version from the plugin page or Wordpress.org..

Hope this version works properly for everyone.

I am still working on some more plugins, this one I created out of necessity, I wanted to have my plugin pages skip the frontpage and stick to their relative category.
So why not use a page? Well the links in my navigation bar are generated by the categories I post in.. and pages don’t have categories.. so there.

Anyway, what this plugin does:

Gives you the ability to have posts skip the frontpage and to stick a post to the top of all it’s relative categories.

Hopefully some more people can find a good use for this