For everyone having problems with this hack, I have found a solution thanks to testing from Kitten and Cytoplas (from #Wordpress). Please download the following file: http://weblogtoolscollection.com/b2-img/class-xmlrpc.phps rename it to class-xmlrpc.php and replace the original found in the wp-includes folder of your blog. This file has a bug from WordPress. You can download the new instructions from here: http://weblogtoolscollection.com/b2-img/ljautoupdate12.txt

I wrote a very small addition to WordPress 1.2 which lets you have comment previews. The install is very simple and it helps in a couple of ways: – Lets your commenters know what their final comment is going to look like – Might prevent comment spammers Example here: http://proc.homeip.net/testwp Download here: http://weblogtoolscollection.com/b2-img/wp-comment-preview.zip Please post bugs/suggestions.

Joe from the WordPress Fora writes: WordPress File Manager Hack This hack adds Morten Bojsen-Hansen’s excellent GPL File Manager “PhpFM” to WordPress 1.2. You can use it to upload/delete files, view images, and make new folders from within WordPress. Give it a try and let me know what you think 🙂 You can see a screenshot at http://mudbomb.com (broken for now) Download WordPress File Manager

Have you ever wanted an easy way to check the overall state of your blog? Well I did, but could never come up with a good solution.  Flash forward a couple of days/weeks/months and I run across a proposal by UI Guru mpt on the WordPress Wiki.  I thought that layout was genius, and I had to have it… now. So after 4 or 5 hours of hacking and testing, enter wp-glance. wp-glance gives you an easily readable UI to get up to the date information concerning your WordPress powered weblog. From the local time of the webserver your blog resides on, to a smattering of page view statistics (powered by my lovely wp-yansp aka Yet Another Stats Plugin of course!), and a plethora of fun info.  You can find a screenshot of the page over here Once implemented, wp-glance will replace your index.php file within your /wp-admin/ directory.