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Would anyone like to try…?
Ok, it’s been a few months in development and finally my new Social Bookmark plugin is near completion. If anybody would like to help test it – and, hence, get an early release for their WordPress blog – please get in touch. You can see an example below this post entry – it adds a…
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WordPress Plugins and File Fetching
A number of my recent plugins have provided a facility to read files from other sites. However, errors were being reported by some users and so I attempted a change in one such plugin to address this. Unfortunately, that didn’t quite work as I intended. Kind of. In this case, I swapped to using a different…
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Nothing to see here
A while ago, work provided me with a mobile phone holder for my car. It’s chunky, clunky and naff looking but it works a treat – it holds both my fat N95 (including, at a push, in landscape mode) and thin MP3 player. Anyway, I was on the look out for something a bit, erm,…
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Windows Hibernate Button
If you’re using the Hibernate function (and I’m talking XP here, not sure if this applies to Vista as well) one of the things desperately missing is a matching button in the “Turn Off Computer” menu. You click on it and get options for everything else, but not to hibernate. Well, not very well known,…
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Change logs for WordPress plugins
The standard readme.txt for WordPress plugins has been updated to allow for changelogs. This is excellent news and has happened at just the right time – I’m currently updating my readme.txt files to reflect that my plugins are compatible with WordPress 2.8! Therefore, and slowly for now, I’m updating all my plugin readme.txt files. The…