Comments for Pressed Words http://pressedwords.com News and commentary about all things WordPress Thu, 15 May 2008 16:17:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on Magnify Plugin for WordPress by Mosh http://pressedwords.com/magnify-plugin-for-wordpress/#comment-80 Mosh Wed, 14 May 2008 21:46:37 +0000 http://pressedwords.com/?p=70#comment-80 It required WP2.5 upwards, just so people know. And thanks for the link, Alison. I'd only just managed to find it on another blog - they'd not really gone out of their way to advertise it! However, I've had problems signing up for an account at Magnify.net (not sure if I need one for the plugin, but...). It just keeps sending me round in circles, never finishing the account creation process. Not very confidence-inspiring. It required WP2.5 upwards, just so people know. And thanks for the link, Alison. I’d only just managed to find it on another blog - they’d not really gone out of their way to advertise it!

However, I’ve had problems signing up for an account at Magnify.net (not sure if I need one for the plugin, but…). It just keeps sending me round in circles, never finishing the account creation process. Not very confidence-inspiring.

]]> Comment on Matt Mullenweg Q & A from WordCamp Milan by Sara Rosso Interviews Matt Mullenweg at WordCamp Milan · Pressed Words http://pressedwords.com/matt-mullenweg-q-a-from-wordcamp-milan/#comment-79 Sara Rosso Interviews Matt Mullenweg at WordCamp Milan · Pressed Words Wed, 14 May 2008 20:57:09 +0000 http://pressedwords.com/?p=67#comment-79 [...] most interesting question in this interview was Rosso’s asking Mullenweg to follow up on his comment during the WordCamp Milan Q&A about starting a WordPress “ninja” forum. During the Q&A, Mullenweg had said that he wanted the WordPress ninjas to provide free [...] [...] most interesting question in this interview was Rosso’s asking Mullenweg to follow up on his comment during the WordCamp Milan Q&A about starting a WordPress “ninja” forum. During the Q&A, Mullenweg had said that he wanted the WordPress ninjas to provide free [...]

]]> Comment on Magnify Plugin for WordPress by Alison http://pressedwords.com/magnify-plugin-for-wordpress/#comment-78 Alison Wed, 14 May 2008 16:51:03 +0000 http://pressedwords.com/?p=70#comment-78 Hey Austin - the application is available now. You can check it out here: http://www.magnify.net/publisher/ Hey Austin - the application is available now. You can check it out here: http://www.magnify.net/publisher/

]]> Comment on Matt Mullenweg Q & A from WordCamp Milan by wolly http://pressedwords.com/matt-mullenweg-q-a-from-wordcamp-milan/#comment-77 wolly Wed, 14 May 2008 08:34:28 +0000 http://pressedwords.com/?p=67#comment-77 They are not finished :-) I'm working on the post production of the videos and I think I'll have to post 7/8 new video. They are not finished :-) I’m working on the post production of the videos and I think I’ll have to post 7/8 new video.

]]> Comment on NPR Interns’ Blog Powered by WordPress by NPR Intern Edition Powered by WordPress « WordPress Publisher Blog http://pressedwords.com/npr-interns-blog-powered-by-wordpress/#comment-76 NPR Intern Edition Powered by WordPress « WordPress Publisher Blog Mon, 12 May 2008 13:03:07 +0000 http://pressedwords.com/?p=59#comment-76 [...] to Pressed Words for the [...] [...] to Pressed Words for the [...]

]]> Comment on WordPress Job by Austin Matzko http://pressedwords.com/wordpress-job-com/#comment-75 Austin Matzko Mon, 12 May 2008 12:42:06 +0000 http://pressedwords.com/?p=62#comment-75 Hello Logan, Thanks for creating the site. I think it's a great idea. My Liferea feed reader refuses to recognize it, as does the Sage Firefox extension and Flock. The items don't even show up for both Firefox 2 and 3 if you view the feed directly (although you can see the the XML if you view source). Aren't you importing each job listing as a WordPress post? If so, then my suggestion is that you just use the standard WordPress feed for those posts, but change the permalink so that it points to the original source, just as you're doing in your template. That should standardize the feed. Hello Logan,

Thanks for creating the site. I think it’s a great idea.

My Liferea feed reader refuses to recognize it, as does the Sage Firefox extension and Flock. The items don’t even show up for both Firefox 2 and 3 if you view the feed directly (although you can see the the XML if you view source).

Aren’t you importing each job listing as a WordPress post? If so, then my suggestion is that you just use the standard WordPress feed for those posts, but change the permalink so that it points to the original source, just as you’re doing in your template. That should standardize the feed.

]]> Comment on WordPress Job by Logan Koester http://pressedwords.com/wordpress-job-com/#comment-74 Logan Koester Mon, 12 May 2008 12:12:07 +0000 http://pressedwords.com/?p=62#comment-74 Hi, I'm the developer of wordpressjob.com - glad you like it! Can you tell me what RSS reader you were having problems with? Some of the feed items coming in from other sources are causing the feed not to validate, but it's working fine for me in Google Reader until I come up with a solution to that. Thanks for your help! Any other suggestions, job sources you'd like to see added, etc are of course welcome as well. Hi, I’m the developer of wordpressjob.com - glad you like it! Can you tell me what RSS reader you were having problems with?

Some of the feed items coming in from other sources are causing the feed not to validate, but it’s working fine for me in Google Reader until I come up with a solution to that.

Thanks for your help! Any other suggestions, job sources you’d like to see added, etc are of course welcome as well.

]]> Comment on The Right Way to Use JavaScript in Your WordPress Plugin by Austin Matzko http://pressedwords.com/wordpress-javascript-compatibility/#comment-65 Austin Matzko Fri, 11 Apr 2008 15:05:45 +0000 http://pressedwords.com/?p=48#comment-65 As <a href="http://comox.textdrive.com/pipermail/wp-hackers/2008-April/019415.html" rel="nofollow">Otto pointed out on the WordPress hackers list</a>, you can also use <code>"load-" . [mypage]</code> to enqueue the script only on one's plugin page. As Otto pointed out on the WordPress hackers list, you can also use "load-" . [mypage] to enqueue the script only on one’s plugin page.

]]> Comment on How Many Bloggers Use Each Version of WordPress by The Right Way to Use JavaScript in Your WordPress Plugin · Pressed Words http://pressedwords.com/how-many-bloggers-use-each-version-of-wordpress/#comment-64 The Right Way to Use JavaScript in Your WordPress Plugin · Pressed Words Fri, 11 Apr 2008 14:27:40 +0000 http://pressedwords.com/how-many-bloggers-use-each-version-of-wordpress/#comment-64 [...] Both of those techniques have been available since WordPress 2.1, so plugin authors can be pretty confident that there will be no backwards-compatibility issues in employing them. (Despite the fact that WordPress is maintaining the 2.0.x version line until 2010, my research suggests that the number of users of that branch is insignificant.) [...] [...] Both of those techniques have been available since WordPress 2.1, so plugin authors can be pretty confident that there will be no backwards-compatibility issues in employing them. (Despite the fact that WordPress is maintaining the 2.0.x version line until 2010, my research suggests that the number of users of that branch is insignificant.) [...]

]]> Comment on Less Obvious New Stuff in WordPress 2.5 by Lincoln Mullen http://pressedwords.com/less-obvious-new-stuff-in-wordpress-25/#comment-62 Lincoln Mullen Tue, 01 Apr 2008 17:09:57 +0000 http://pressedwords.com/less-obvious-new-stuff-in-wordpress-25/#comment-62 Thanks for the tip about the generator meta tag. I'm sure I would never have noticed that on my own. Thanks for the tip about the generator meta tag. I’m sure I would never have noticed that on my own.

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