golddave

Very good idea. I just have to figure out hor to cache it to the .html file and I’m in business. Any ideas? (I’d settle for pointing me towards a tutorial if you’d rather not give me all the gory details yourself.)

Thanks.

That’s a great solution. But one more thing. How do I grab the post id?

Thank you to everyone for your help. I have fixed the problem. The remote XML was part of it so rather than access it from the remote site I now copy it down to my server. I have a function that checks how old the XML is and downloads accordingly so that I’m not downloading every time the plugin is called.

Thanks again.

D’oh. I should have known that. Thanks.

I’m open to suggestions on how exactly to get this done. I have no clue. Please help.

I didn’t say it was hard. I was just saying that it would be nice to have it in a plugin.

Anybody? I’m sure there’s a way to get this done I just don’t know how.

Good question. I hadn’t thought of that. The answer is that it depends. The footer text is being added as part of the post content so it will show up in the RSS feed unless you have your feed set to show summaries instead of full text. Unless you’re post is one short sentence the summary setting will cut off the footer.

To see what your feed setting is set to look in the Syndication Feeds section of Options->Reading in your blog admin.

I added another enhancement yesterday. I changed the naming convention of files to use year, month, date to strt the filename as opposed to date, month, year. This makes it easier to tell the date of the file when you look at the file listing. (The latest files are at the top of the list, the oldest are on the bottom.)

– Dave

The happyharts version is still not counting stats when Google Sitemaps plugin ( version 2.7 ) by Arne Brachhold is active.

I’ve tested that bluecamel’s solution of editing Google Sitemaps allows the two plugins to play with each other but how does it affect how Google Sitemaps works??

This turned out to be the Frame Buster plugin. An updated and working version for Wodpress 2.0 can be downloaded from https://www.freemoby.com/2005/03/31/wordpress-plugin-frame-buster/.

“why not contact the guy who owns the site and ask him how??”

I did and got no answer.

I have been unable to get cg-what tunes to work. Not because it is bad but because I cannot find instructions anywhere. I know how to copy the plugin into WordPress and make it active and what code to add to my template to show the adat but there is no explanation of how to get the data from Winamp to my web space so it can be displayed on the blog.

I think we’ll just whiteboard it. That was my manager’s idea anyway. I was just trying to do something more techy with it.

It’s not going to work for me. There are other non technical solutions on the table here that would be easier for us to implement. I need a simple plugin that doesn’t necesitate me creating new databases and such. (New tables within the existing WP database would be alright.) Something that will be quick to implement and would not cause my users to have to learn something new.