danielsands

Hi deepbevel,

I think this is simply a case that the current version of WordPress has fundamentally changed since I first developed the plug in. When I started the development I was out of work and had a lot of time on my hands to create plugins like this – however, I am now in full time employment and cannot dedicate enough time to maintain this plugin.

As with all plugins on WordPress – all the code is open source. You are more than welcome to approach another developer on this site and ask if they would take up the maintenance of my code, as it’s probably an easy thing to fix.

Sorry I cannot help you on this occasion.

Kind Regards
Daniel Sands

Hi there,
No. Sorry this plugin only currently supports a single user blog, but if you’re familiar with php it wouldn’t be too much hassle for you to manually edit the file to include more than one option.

Regards
Daniel Sands

Hi Marcomail.
The permalink for the vote is just pointing to the post, using the get_permalink() function, then simply adding a “add=want&id=postid” query string to the end, which is picked up when the link is clicked. If this link is pointing somewhere wrong I advise that you check the permalink settings on your WordPress installation, and check that “get_permalink()” will return the correct link to the post.

Ah, regarding the use in a visual editor – that is an oversight, as this is the very first release – it was something that was overlooked, I may look into having a tick box on the New/Edit posts screen instead.

It would be a great idea to have different designs, and this is something I will be looking to implement shortly, again – with this being a first release I just want to check that all coding is correct, and people can install without any issues before developing the code any further.

AJAX is a great idea, again this will be included in upcoming versions.

Thanks for your feedback, it’s greatly appreciated.

Hi Manzabar,
Sorry about the duplicate naming, I did a search for status plugins before creating my own, and didn’t come across any at all, I thereby assumed that none existed, and hence the naming shouldn’t have been a problem. It hopefully shouldn’t be a problem, as anyone using the old myStatus plugin shouldn’t need to use my new one. However, I’ll ensure that in my next release I include a warning regarding using both together and WordPress’s auto-update feature.