‘WordPress Hack’ Category

WP Users Online With Detailed Statistics

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June 6th, 2004
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Lester Chan has come up with a detailed Users Online with statistics for WordPress. This is an extension of my “Online Users” idea. Check out the implementation here: http://www.lesterchan.net/blogs/wp-online.php Download more information here: http://www.lesterchan.net/portfolio/programming/wp-useronline.zip

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Import your Browser’s Bookmarks/Favorites into your WordPress Blog.

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June 4th, 2004
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Cool Scripts, WordPress Hack

Import BookMarks will help you import your browser bookmarks into your wordpress weblog’s link manager. Please read that article for details.

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Kitten’s Spam Words 1.0

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June 4th, 2004
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Weblog Add-Ons, WordPress Hack

This plugin adds a “Delete comments as spam” button to the mass editing of comments page. When used to delete unwanted comments, the email address, url, and IP address of that comment will be added to your spam words list. Future comments matching any of those items will automatically be moderated. You can download the .zip file or view the source. Leave any bug reports as comments to this post.

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Subscribe to Post via email call for beta testers

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June 3rd, 2004
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Weblog Add-Ons, WordPress Hack

If you’d like to beta test this plugin, leave a comment on this thread, including your email address (never shown to the public) and I’ll send you the .zip file. The install is easy, add a line to wp-comments.php upload 4 files, run the installer, and you’re done. The interface is a popup window that asks to add the email address entered in the comment form to the mailing list. It check if the address is already subscribed to the post, and if the address is on a site-wide banned list. If not they’re subscribed and will receive a mail everytime a comment is added to the post. A word about the banned list. If someone is subscribing email address other than their own, this is a way for them to stop your site from sending any email to that address. I doesn’t stop the abuse, but gives the victim […]

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Dynamic Text Fade on Page Load…

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June 3rd, 2004
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WordPress Hack

I have created a plugin for the Text fade in effect described here. The plugin allows you to specify the value for the fade in on each page it is called.  Simply call the function < ?php fade(‘value’); ?> where ‘value’ = your custom number for that page, ie 255, 311, whatever in the <head> and you are good. You can find the plugin in the usual place.

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Livejournal Private, Public, and Friends Posts

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I suppose this may be a known fact, but I didn’t figure it out until I looked at the code and realized something. For the Livejournal autoupdate script, you are given two different functions. One makes all posts public, and the other posts them all friends-only. Well if you just rename the function and change the name into the calls in post.php, you can have three different functions with checkboxes deciding whether you want to post it public, private (when you click save instead of publish and set it as private in wordpress), or friends only. Just copy the two functions given and rename one of them to something similar in my-hacks.php. And for private entries, change the friends script security tag to “private” Sorry if everyone knew this, but I just found it out 🙂 And for a shameless plug, feel free to checkout my wordpress sites, both syndicated […]

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Spam words bug

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June 1st, 2004
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General, WordPress Hack

In WP 1.2 there’s a bug in the built-in blacklist function. If you haven’t tried this out as a way of protecting your blog from comment spam, you should look into this. The default list is empty, and you can enter words, author names, email addresses, IP address, and URI/URLs. If any word in the list matches anything in the comment text, comment author’s name, comment author’s email address, comment author’s URL, or comment author’s IP address, the comment will be held for moderation. The bug is that if there’s a blank line in or at the end of the list, it’s treated as a wildcard, and it matches anything in the comment body. So all comments will be moderated regardless of comments. This is fixed in the CVS, but I thought I’d publish the fix for those that don’t want to run a diff against the CVS version. (Also, […]

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Optional Comment Moderation Based On Post Age for WordPress

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June 1st, 2004
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WordPress Hack

This plugin, developed by Colin Devroe, allows the removal of the ability to comment on old posts in WordPress. I wrote something like this back in the 0.72 days. This can be useful for some people. Here is the link to the post.

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WordPress purple Numbers Plugin

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As linked and referred to earlier, Randy Brown of Open Artifact has already come up with a Purple Number Plugin for WP. You can see the implementation on his own blog. In simple terms, it allows hotlinking to a specific paragraph in a WordPress article. Here is the link to the hack.

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