Postcards From My Life

Lint I find in my mind's belly-button.
  • EPK
  • Consulting
  • Resume
  • Nerd Herding
  • Talks
  • How to Plan a Website
  • Zend Framework
« Notable Update
3 things I learned today »

BlogBling General Update

Dear Reader,

This is for all of you who use my blogbling plugins. I’m in the process of updating them all. I’ve updated WP-NOTABLE and WP-ESBN and WP-FATTER but the rest will be updated soon. The reason for the update is that it was pointed out to me that the plugins that ran in the_loop were causing a lot of hits on the database. I’m updating them all to be more database friendly.

Also, I’ve recently updated to WordPress 2.0.2 All plugins seem to be working fine. The only thing I had to do was check my ESBN options, for some reason, they did not survive the deactivate/Activate. I’ll look into that.

To the best of my knowledge all of the ones recently updates are now working correctly. Feel free to correct me on this.

Until next time,
(l)(k)(bunny)
=C=

Buffer

This entry was posted on Sunday, March 12th, 2006 at 5:42 pm and is filed under BlogBling, Blogging, JavaScript, PHP, Programming, WordPress Plugins. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed.

Logging In...

Comments are closed.

  • 5 Replies
  • 5 Comments
  • 0 Tweets
  • 0 Facebook
  • 0 Pingbacks
Last reply was March 20, 2006
  1. Tim Nolte
    View March 14, 2006

    I already have some ESBNs created for some of my blog posts, done manually. How can I get them where they need to be to be used by your plugin? Or does this poll the ESBNs I have in my account to see if the post URL has a match? Thanks.

  2. Cal Evans
    View March 14, 2006

    Tim,

    If you wish to use your existing numbers, edit each post and in the custom fields section add a field named esbn_key. In the value section put your ESBN. This will prevent the plugin from requesting a new one. Othrwise, if you edit and save the post, it will request a new one.

    HTH,
    =C=

  3. Rich
    View March 20, 2006

    Hi Cal,
    Any word on the future of ESBN/Numly, and your plugin? I’ve got wp 1.5.2 running my main blog, and was hoping you’d had some luck with updates.

    Also, I like your code in your blog for the [silliness], and I’d like to know how you coded that in the fieldset, with the tags. Keep up the good work.

    Rich

  4. Cal Evans
    View March 20, 2006

    Rich,

    wp-esbn should work with 1.5.2 now. Hvae you tried installing it and it not worked? (I’ve not had any reports to this effect)

    The silliness box contains the output of 2 plugins. Bunny’s Technorati tags and wp-notable. (Notable is by far the most popular plugin I’ve written) You can find a list of all the plugins I’m playing with at my Plugins Page.

    HTH,
    =C=

  5. Rich
    View March 20, 2006

    Hi Cal,
    I’ve got your NOTABLE working on my site at http://www.cosmicechoes.org, and was wondering if that technorati thing was the deal or not…will have to go play with it now. I have the early version of ESBN installed, but couldn’t get it to play nice (meaning dynamically grab the esbn number for each post), so disabled the plugin. I did download 1.2, but was waiting to see if you were going to re-up 1.3 before I started hacking code again.

    I’ll give it a shot this week and see what I can do with it, and report back to you.

    Thanks for the quick response. Rich

  • Friends of mine

  • My Latest Book


    Avoiding a Goat Rodeo

  • Follow me on twitter!

  • RSS PHP Podcasts

    • Episode 110: Azure hits 1 billion, RubyFlux compiler, Laracasts and more
    • Episode 7: Web Sockets Are Fast
    • Better Documentation for PHP internals – Lately in PHP podcast episode 35
    • Episode 31: Feline Tooth Extraction
    • Episode #2 – Adam Culp
    • Episode 6: PSR-X and the Mexican Standoff
    • Episode 109: Typescript and a bit more…
    • A Better PHP Feature Voting Process – Lately in PHP podcast episode 34
    • Episode 30: It’s Episode 30, you guys
    • PHP Innovation Award Winner of 2012 – Lately in PHP podcast episode 33

  • Me, elsewhere on the Web

    • Best web design company
    • Cal Evans Dot Com
    • Cyrano’s Apprentice
    • Evans Internet Construction Company
    • My Life as a Child
    • PHP Podcasts

  • Categories

    • Apache
    • BlogBling
    • Blogging
    • Book Review
    • codeworks
    • Entertainment
    • Entrepreneurship
    • Flex
    • Humor
    • JavaScript
    • Long Form
    • Management
    • Marketing
    • Me, elsewhere on the Web
    • PHP
    • podcasting
    • Programming
    • SQL
    • Technology
    • Web 2.0
    • wordpress
    • WordPress Plugins
    • writing
    • zend framework


Postcards From My Life is proudly powered by WordPress
Entries (RSS) and Comments (RSS).