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2.13.07
Autotag 2
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Geekery
I’ve got a whole new release of the Autotag bundle for TextMate, with a brand new dialog interface, progress reporting, and more. It will check to see if you’ve already defined a blog in your headers and won’t ask, it has better error checking, and a supercool interface. It’s so great, it got a whole new version number.
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2.5.07
UTW-RPC 1.2 released
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Geekery
Christine released Ultimate Tag Warrior 3.14159265 and broke my plugin. Man, the whole idea of an external plugin was so I could stop keeping up with her. Anyway, she added a security feature that I had to incorporate into the plugin using “nonces”. This release will work with the latest versions of Wordpress and Ultimate Tag Warrior.
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1.27.07
UTW-RPC v1.1 and the AutoTag Bundle
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Downloads, Geekery
To the sweeping sounds of “Ladies and Gentlemen, We are Floating in Space” by Spiritualized, I am proud to present version 1.1 of the UTW-RPC plugin, the companion plugin to Ultimate Tag Warrior for Wordpress 2.1, along with its new best friend, the AutoTag Bundle for TextMate.
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1.26.07
Updates coming…
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Geekery
There are a few major updates on the way. First, with the release of Wordpress 2.1, quite a few of the template tags have changed, rendering my Wordpress theme bundle somewhat obsolete. I’m studying right now to try to provide a good update and some additional functionality. It will probably be released as a new bundle, leaving the 2.0 version for posterity.
Second, I’ve found out a great way to add fuzzy comparison of tags to post content in TextMate, using the Porter Stemming Algorithm. I’m waiting for an answer on a question regarding bundle dependencies, but the revised Autotag bundle should be ready for release soon. In combination with the UTW-RPC plugin, it’s working as an awesome way to tag posts quickly and easily, using tags that already exist on your blog. Which, of course, is kind of the purpose of tags.
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1.26.07
Ultimate Tag Warrior XMLRPC Plugin 1.0
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Geekery
I’ve put together a plugin for Wordpress 2.1 that incorporates a few of the hacks for Ultimate Tag Warrior and blogging programs like TextMate and Ecto. It will handle adding the mt_keywords header into the new, edit and retrieve post commands. It also adds a hook for retrieving your full tagset so that in an extensible program like TextMate, you can write commands to work with tags in a few ways. With no modifications to your blogging app, however, it will still provide Keyword (tagging) functions without having to modify your xmlrpc.php file or include tag definitions in the body of the post.
I’ve created 2 TextMate commands that will provide popup menus for tagging your posts. One grabs all of your tags and lets you select them from a multi-select list to insert as Keywords, the other scans the text of your post (minus headers and html tags) and looks for matches in your tag list, providing an autotag function similar to my previous mod.
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1.24.07
Wordpress 2.1 Goodness
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Web Design, Geekery
I made the switch to Wordpress 2.1 with a grand total of 3 minutes of downtime on my live server. For anyone who’s curious, I did a full backup of the blog and set it up on my local server with MAMP and Headdress. The database was too large to import with […]
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12.20.06
The wonders of Wordpress
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Web Design
I don’t think there’s much Wordpress can’t do, with a little hacking. Over the last two days I was able to put together 2 sites that incorporated some very interesting features for clients. AutoTag» clients» tags» tricks» webdesign» wordpress» work»
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12.3.06
Making Wordpress More Client Friendly
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Web Design
Ah, it’s been a busy weekend. I’ve packaged up a zip file and SQL database export that I can use as a starter kit for client websites that I base on Wordpress. It’s the barebones setup with the plugins which I use every time, tweaked to all of the settings that I […]
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11.5.06
A couple releases
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Geekery
I have a few things to share. They’re of limited use to most people, but I’m going to put them out there anyway. The first is an applescript that’s currently designed for Vienna and TextMate but could fairly easily be adapted to any Applescript-able newsreader and blogging app. What it does […]
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10.1.06
Hacking XMLRPC, Wordpress and TextMate
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Geekery
I’ve been hacking around with the xmlrpc.php file that Wordpress uses to interface with various clients. Primarily, I’ve been working to improve integration with TextMate, which my more regular readers will be coming to recognize as one of my obsessions. I’ve put together a full bundle that integrates Ultimate Tag Warrior functionality […]
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