Wiki Page Links 0.2
I hadn’t really thought about it for a while, but over the last 24 hours I’ve received two separate emails about my Wiki Links WordPress plugin.
Since it’s a holiday and I’m in Belleville, I have a little bit of free time. I fixed a bug that one of the people reported. It wasn’t linking to pages with ampersands. So I fixed that and similar string encoding problems. For example, I can now link to Wikipedia pages with apostrophes (Handy! Like Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog).
Around Christmas, I got an update from a user, Daniel Llewellyn. The patch has been available in the development version and I’ve been using it for months, but since I’ve been distracted by the new job and stuff I didn’t get it into a release. He added pipe (“|”) aliasing functionality like in Wikipedia, and edit links to new pages. That will be in 0.2.
You can get the new version from the official WordPress plug-in site.
tinkerer wrote:
Wiki. Um, yeah. That’s nice. Er, we just got the new edition of WordPress for Dummies at my library?
(Sorry, I just can’t get into this…)
Happy Easter! That’s what you should post about–how many chocolate bunny ears did you get???
:D
Posted 12 Apr 2009 at 2:06 am ¶
Darcy Casselman wrote:
The chocolate is all gone now. I really ought to learn how to stretch these things out…
Posted 15 Apr 2009 at 5:33 pm ¶
Daniel Llewellyn wrote:
I know the feeling about the chocolate: mine lasted a whole day. I really need to lose weight, and scoffing two Easter Eggs in a day isn’t conducive to such.
Thanks for the attribution on the “|” pipe aliasing. I might get around to adding some more functionality at some point, and sending you another patch.
Posted 19 Apr 2009 at 1:43 pm ¶
Joey Ferwerda wrote:
Hello,
Thanks for this wonderfull plugin, although it did not work with the latest version of wordpress (running 3.1.5 at the moment), I made a fix that i wanted to share with you.
The ? functionality did not work since new-page.php is replaced with a general post_new.php with post_type= giving if its a page, post etc. So here is the replacement code that made it work again! OpenSource FTW, Joey
$content = str_replace($match, “{$page_title}[?]“, $content);
Posted 19 Jun 2011 at 5:53 pm ¶
Joey Ferwerda wrote:
Since my pasted code did not come through, here is a pastebin link. http://pastebin.com/cca4a4aM
Thanks
Posted 19 Jun 2011 at 5:55 pm ¶