Jeremy had posted a small tutorial on creating the “possibly related stuff” search for Movable Type blogs and I converted it into a small plugin that can be downloaded here.
The plugin is really simple and it adds a link to stuff that is possibly related. I dont know how useful it will be for everyone, information is always good.
Please post bugs here. To install just copy to your wp-content/plugins folder and activate. This blog has a link generated for every permalinked page for testing.
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Conflict with Comment Quicktags plugin. They don’t play well together.
so I’ve installed the one of Collin to avoid the conflict.
I just activated it… but see nothing.
Jonathan, Kubrick seems to use quite a difference schema for the template. In the plugin, replace the following line:
<code>$content = preg_replace(“#<h2 id=\”comments\”>#si”,$addon.'<h2 id=”comments”>’, $content);</code>
with:
<code>$content = preg_replace(“#<a name=\”respond\”>#si”,$addon.'<a name=”respond”>’, $content);</code>
this is cool but why is it not already in mt? they are a commercial company and a bayesian or latent semantic indexing or svm implementation is KIDS PLAY!! what are the people doing at sixapart????