(Another) Server Move

Posted Wednesday, October 18th, 2006

I just wanted to let you all know that gmurphey.com will be moving to a new host overnight. We’ll be moving to Media Temple’s new Grid Server. I think I’ve planned everything ahead so the transition will be pretty smooth, but please excuse any hiccups in service.
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Wordpress Plugin: Category Link Manager

Posted Sunday, October 15th, 2006

The motivation behind this plugin is the fact that excluding categories is somewhat of a barrier to those of us who are not programmers. It used to be that we would have to dig through PHP templates and add exclude=2,7 to the wp_list_cats tag. To clients or anyone not familiar with the Wordpress system, that may seem like an impossible task. And, for those who are comfortable with the Wordpress system, it can be just plain annoying. The Category Link Manager attempts to make things just a little bit easier.


Localizing the Page Link Manager Plugin

Posted Tuesday, October 10th, 2006

For the next release of the Page Link Manager (v0.3), I’d like to add some localization to the plugin (especially with all the international attention it’s received).

I’m a guy who thinks that Wordpress wouldn’t be the success it is without the community involvement around it. So, I’m currently looking for some volunteers to help translate some of the output the plugin produces. It’s pretty much just small, but important, things like page headings and form labels and instructions. I’d like to get as many translations as possible for this next release, and I’m open to taking any localizations people are willing to provide.


Page Link Manager API

Posted Saturday, October 7th, 2006

Get connected! Since lauching the Page Link Manager Plugin earlier this week, a lot of people have asked if it will work with such-and-such a plugin. And although I’d love to go through and try to get it to work with as many other plugins as I can, that’s just not possible. So, I’ve decided to write and release some functions to the development community. That way, if you want to get your plugin to work off some of the functionality of the Page Link Manager, it should be pretty painless.