It’s been a long time since I posted anything on deviantArt, or even visited the site. As such, I can’t really get myself to give this plugin the attention it needs. So, if you’re interested in adopting this plugin, let me know. Context: DD32 just announced that he’s looking for volunteers for some of his [...]
My little framework continues to evolve along with the plugins that use it. I’ve dropped the traditional X.Y versioning method and opted to use the internal revision number instead. Loading The most important change since the last release (1.6) is that there’s a new method for loading the framework files. It waits until all plugins [...]
While reorganizing some categories on a site, I looked for a plugin that would let me manipulate the hierarchy more easily, but I couldn’t find any. So I wrote my own. I was in a hurry, so it’s pretty basic: Then I remembered that I have another, very related plugin: Merge Tags. So I decided [...]
The Press This bookmarklet is neat, but it would be a lot neater if it used the regular post editing screen interface. It turns out, this was quite easy to do from a plugin. So, this is version 1.0, a proof of concept, if you will. See the overview for more info.
This summer I’ve been busy with my GSoC project, which involved making columns sortable on list-type screens in the WordPress administration area. Yesterday, that work was included in trunk.
That’s all very nice, you say, but how do I make sortable columns of my own?
The latest version of the plugin brings a new ‘dropdowns’mode to the Taxonomy Drill Down widget. I’ve also added a few filters so you can further customize the appearance, without modifying plugin files. They can be found in query-multiple-taxonomies/widget.php. Also, a single widget handles multiple taxonomies now. Hovering over a taxonomy will show you the [...]
As promised, this plugin is now a utility to convert custom fields into terms in a taxonomy. If you go to WP-Admin -> Tools, you’ll see this at the bottom:
There was an interesting discussion on wp-hackers about how best to store many-to-many relationships between posts. The conclusion was that custom fields are probably the worst solution. While creating a custom table is the most straightforward way to do it, using a custom taxonomy has the most benefits. The most important one is that, when [...]
By default, a user with the ‘author’role can edit any comment made on any of his own posts. This is alright when you only have a handful of trusted authors. In most cases though, you will want to allow authors to only edit their own comments. Here is a little snippet that achieves that (requires [...]
You now have the ability to create multiple connections of the same type from the admin. This was the most requested feature and you should thank Patrik Bóna for providing the initial implementation. The API functions have also changed (and are now documented), so you might want to take another look at them. I’ve also [...]
