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I finally decided to switching hosting for the development for Qdig-WP to the WordPress Plugins Repository. I hadn’t bothered doing so before because I hadn’t been very familiar with Subversion, plus I didn’t see much benefit to hosting using someone else’s servers. However, I’ve been learning about Subversion recently (to decide whether to recommend [...]

In response to a request, I made a WordPress 1.5 hack called Search Meta that causes searches to consider the custom fields’ values when executing. It’s basically the same as a Mingus hack provided on the old wiki, but updated for Strayhorn.
I would have made this as a plugin, but unfortunately I couldn’t find filters [...]

Search Meta is a WordPress 1.5 hack that makes search queries look at custom field values in addition to post content. It is compatible with my Search Pages plugin. The current version is 0.1 and was released on April 7, 2005.
Please note that this requires you to edit core WordPress files. Do so at your [...]

This is my personal website and blog.
I post all sorts of random stuff in my blog. Odds are, only some of it (if any!) will be of interest to you. Sometimes I ramble on about my personal life. I post notices when I write some useful code that I want to share with the world. [...]

Please see my latest entry about Qdig-WP without mod_rewrite for updated information that obsoletes some of the below.
I’ve made a few updates to Qdig-WP to fix a few bugs.
The most obvious change (0.4) is that the plugin will now work when mod_rewrite is not being used. See the information about $extra_param in the The Qdig [...]

After getting several emails and blog entries with questions, bug reports, and other issues regarding my recent plugins, I decided it might be worthwhile to set up some forums quick to more easily facilitate discussion and resolution. Especially since lately I’ve been swamped after having been sick, plus having a lot of internship work and [...]

Here’s a list of the WordPress plugins used on this site. I have made some modifications to some of the plugins, though.

I recently came across Rob Schlüter’s hack that makes search queries look at pages as well as posts.
I wanted to add the functionality, but as I don’t like doing hacks (since I usually forget about them when doing an upgrade) I decided to create a plugin named Search Pages for it.

Deprecated
This version of this plugin in deprecated. It only works in older versions of WordPress.
However, a newer version of the plugin is maintained by InternetOfficer.com: the Search Pages 2.0 Plugin. This plugin looks like it should work with any version of WordPress that supports pages.
Version 0.1
Search Pages is a WordPress 1.5 plugin that makes search [...]

I’m finally ready to release something I’ve been working on for the last several weeks: my first WordPress Plugin!
Qdig-WP is a plugin that allows a user to embed a Qdig gallery into a post or page. Take a look at my Qdig-WP page to learn about the plugin, or visit the Qdig website to learn [...]

Qdig-WP is a WordPress plugin that integrates Qdig (Quick Digital Image Gallery) into WordPress. The current version is 0.5 and was released on September 1, 2005. It is designed for WordPress 1.5. The plugin has not been tested on WP 1.2 or WP 2.0.
Qdig-WP should be considered beta software and should not yet be used [...]

This website and several other websites I work on are all developed on WordPress, a standards-compliant open source blogging engine and content management system. In addition to the ton of plugins out there for WordPress, I’ve written a few myself that I maintain in this section of my website:

Qdig-WP
Yes, it’s yet another photo gallery plugin [...]