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Novi WordPress plugin – Did You Know?

Od večeras se na sajtu WordPress.org nalazi još jedan moj plugin. Ovog puta to je dodatak pod imenom “Did you know?

Funkcija ovog plugina je da vam omogući izdvajanje nekih najzanimljivijih citata iz teksta i njihovo slučajno prikazivanje u sidebaru, uz link ka tekstu. Kako dodatak radi u praksi možete videti na ovom sajtu, sa desne strane. Citate birate i dodajete sami, u posebnom delu na stranici za pisanje teksta. Tu je i, trenutno nezavršena, mogućnost prikazivanja citata ili “beskorisnih činjenica” bez pratećeg linka.

Nešto ovakvo mi je odavno trebalo, pa se nadam da će još nekome da koristi. U planu su još neke dopune za naredne verzije, ali o tome kad dođe vreme.

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Autor: Milan Milošević

Urednik i vlasnik sajta. Dugogodišnji borac za razotkrivanje astrolagarija i ostalih kvazinauka na Internetu, i šire. Završava fiziku na Prirodno matematičkom fakultetu u Nišu, a najveći deo svog slobodnog vremena posvećuje popularizaciji i približavanju nauke mladima, astronomiji i slobodnom softveru. (Facebook profil)

  1. January 12th, 2010 at 01:50 | #1

    Hello!
    Thanx for a plugin.
    there’s a problem with cyryllic sympols (letters). they are shown as ?.
    is it possible to fix?

  2. January 12th, 2010 at 14:03 | #2

    Yes, it’s possible. I have tested it here with Serbian Cyrillic and it worked.

    I think it’s a problem with table (wp_mmdyk_quote) character set and collation. You can try to change it manually to utf8_unicode_ci (if you have phpMyAdmin or any other access to MySQL). I’ll try to fix it in next version.

  3. January 12th, 2010 at 15:24 | #3

    http://files.ka81.com/pic/bdunicode.jpg
    i changed link and quotes, but i don’t know how to change it there down in statistic block…

  4. January 12th, 2010 at 15:33 | #4

    You can change it in Operations menu for the table.

    New version (0.2.1) will be avaliable in a few minutes, so you can upgrade and it sould solve the problem.

    Unfortunately it will not correct old quotes, but it should work with new one.

  5. John
    John
    January 17th, 2010 at 22:40 | #5

    When I change the default quotes to my own in the php file on the server and save it… the quotes are still appearing on the site as the originals? Is there another file I should edit if I just want to set the quotes there as I’m trying to do instead of in the posts.

    Thanks!

  6. January 18th, 2010 at 01:04 | #6

    You don’t need to change php file. There is new menu in Settings, there you can add new quotes as text (one quote per line).

    It you want a quote with link to some of your posts just add it in the new “Did you know” filed on edit screen.

  7. March 16th, 2010 at 05:48 | #7

    Thanks for the plugin. Been looking for something like this all day. Work perfectly on one of my blog. Thanks

  8. May 10th, 2010 at 21:31 | #8

    why you create new table for the quotes, when you can use custom fields?

  9. May 10th, 2010 at 22:51 | #9

    I had a problem with quotes that are not conneced to any post. I thought about creating table only for that kind of post, but left it all together for now.

  10. Prophit5
    Prophit5
    June 1st, 2010 at 19:20 | #10

    The website is using the plugin to capture contact info from potential clients. Currently there are 3 offices that each do different procedures. Is it possible to have the forms forwarded to specific email addresses based on the selections the user makes prior to submission? Example: Visitor selects Office 1 and that displays a set of procedures. Based on the procedure selected an email is sent only to the appropriate employee at Office 1.

  11. June 1st, 2010 at 23:52 | #11

    I don’t see any relation between your question and this plugin. I’m sure it can be done but not with this plugin.

  12. Prophit5
    Prophit5
    June 2nd, 2010 at 01:53 | #12

    @Milan Milošević
    I thought this comment area was for the cformsII plugin. Clearly I was mistaken, but this is the page that it links to.

  13. June 2nd, 2010 at 02:09 | #13

    I dont’t know why.

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