I installed the plugin to try it out, it’s not working for me (returns the “-” error string only).
Here’s an example of the shortcodes I’m using:
Name: [wp-plugin-info plugin-id=”pods” info-id=”name”]
Version: [wp-plugin-info plugin-id=”pods” info-id=”version”]
Release date: [wp-plugin-info plugin-id=”pods” info_id=”last_updated” date_format=”Y-n-j”]
Downloads: [wp-plugin-info plugin-id=”pods” info_id=”downloaded”]
I have blog about wordpress plugins.
I need separate cache for each plugin.
I try describe the problem:
define(WPPI_CACHE_EXPIRATION, 600);
it’s only 10 min. but!
I open post about “plugin 1” at “15 February, 2013 at 19:31” – “The cache will expire on: 15 February, 2013 at 19:41”. At 19:40 I open post about “plugin 2” – “The cache will expire on: 15 February, 2013 at 19:50” – for all cache info, including “plugin 1”. I have hundreds posts about plugins and “10 min cache” may be active for hours and days.
can you add separate cache (own date of cache expire) for each plugin info?
I’m very sorry for my English.
]]>I’m trying to use this code in the sidebar but it only returns the “-“
Version: <?php wp_plugin_info( 'facebook', 'version' ); ?>
facebook = plugin_id for Facebook plugin
Please give me an example to understand how to set the “plugin_id” correctly.
Thank you!