This version of UTW is pretty much the same as 2.8.6….
…except that I’ve made a few tweaks here and there, so now it’s compatible with the latest 1.6 build of wordpress (Not sure about earlier 1.6 versions, though.)
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This version of UTW is pretty much the same as 2.8.6….
…except that I’ve made a few tweaks here and there, so now it’s compatible with the latest 1.6 build of wordpress (Not sure about earlier 1.6 versions, though.)
This is release #32 that I’ve made of this plugin. Thirty Two. It’s up to about ~90kb of PHP… The first version was 7.7kb.
I was going to call this version UTW 25; but nevermind (:
Changes in this version:
– Tagyu tag suggestions are retrieved using CURL, if available; and file socks when not – some people had hosting provider issues with the file_get_contents() way it initially was. I’ve also tinkered with the escaping – smart quotes were throwing it off by the looks of things.
– The ajax driven tag-adders will accept a comma separated list of tags, so now you can add a bunch o’ tags at once.
– I’ve added another predefined format: technoraticommalistwithlabel; which is like the technoraticommalist, except it puts “Technorati tags: ” at the front of the list. Mostly, this is for use with the automagically included tags.
– There’s a new thing that’s just a little bit special.
I’ve added two template functions: UTW_ShowTimeSensitiveWeightedTagSet and UTW_ShowTimeSensitiveWeightedTagSetAlphabetical. If you use either of these functions on the date.php or archive.php files in your theme (and index.php, I imagine (: ), when you’re viewing at a date based archive; the tag cloud will only display the tags for posts within that date range. (/archives/2005/08/ displays things from August of this year in the popular list in the sidebar, for example.)
– Oooh. I’ve made this theme available for download! (I’ve taken out the gravatar bit, so I *think* the only plugin dependency is UTW) You can find it here
Download here | General plugin info here | Support forum thing here
I’ve created a little forum for UTW stuff.. It looks a bit pants; but I’m working on it (:
It lives here.
With any luck, the forumy bit will make it a lot easier to have conversations than the blog-comment way does.
Well then.
There are now… about a squillion comments on the main UTW page… It’s kinda getting hard to manage (;
What I’m going to do, is start taking general questions, and adding the answers to the shiny new FAQ page (and probably eating the comment. Mmm. delicious comments); and for more specific setup questions, I’ll email you an answer.
I’ll leave comments open on the existing UTW pages for a little while; but it’s my plan to close ’em off once I’ve got the FAQ section up to speed.
Let’s try that again (:
– This time, the database should automagically update itself (instead of breaking tags (; )
– I’ve changed the way tag suggestions are requested; so if you weren’t able to use the old way, if you could try again and let me know if it’s still a problem that would be great (:
New Version!
– Beware: There are a bunch of new options: go to the Options > Tags page. Some of them will change the way things look.
– Edit: Beware #2: If all of a sudden tags stop saving, doing a force reinstall will make everything go (the first .zip of this version I uploaded had build numbers out of sync. It’s sufficiently late that I’ve probably made the build numbers out of sync in a different way in the new .zip d: )
– I’ve fixed the bug where text sent to tagyu.com for tag suggestions that contained HTML markup would have a spaz
– I’ve fixed the typo in RemoveTags() (Thanks Julio!)
– I’ve fixed the bug in GetCanonicalTag() (ditto)
– I’ve split the administration into two pages – one is configuration stuff, and lives at Options > Tags, and the other is for wrangling tags, and stays at Manage > Tags. I’ve added links from one-to-the-other, so with any luck they don’t get lost (;
– I’ve turned the automagic tags inside-out! There are now “primary” and “secondary” tag links (instead of “local” and “technorati”). Each set of tag links can have its own predefined format selected. Let me know if this causes more pain than joy!
– I’ve added custom format stuff for linking to gada.be; along with a handy predefined format gadabecommalist that will render a simple, comma-separated list of tag links into the gada.be site.
– I’ve monkied with the internals of GetFormatForType. It’s much cooler, now (: Instead of a big switch, there’s an array of items which lets me grab a format by key (And make a list of predefined formats for the options page (; On the horizon will be a convenient way of putting custom formats somewhere so that they can be called by name, without fear of changes being squished by later versions of the plugin – probably it’ll be a “make this file, put a function called somesuch in it” kind of arrangement.)
– I think that’s it! (:
Download here | Generic Info here*
* Caution: Out of Date, but I’m way too tired now; so I’ll update it tomorrow (:
UTW 2.8.3 has switched to tagyu.com for tag suggestions instead of using Yahoo! With any luck this will produce much more useful tag suggestions (:
I’ve also added in a new predefined format, weightedlongtailvertical which is the format that I’m using for the popular tags, and on the Archives page; in this theme.
There are also a few more custom formatting placeholders for getting the percentile ranking of tags.
Whee.
I’ve conquered-ish the documentation.. for now (: Therefore: new release!
I’ve fixed up a few little buglets here and there; and added little things as I’ve been documenting, but there aren’t any earth-shattering changes.
Arrrggh..
The last little bits of documentation are going to destroy me! (I have the last little bits of custom formatting; and some table of contents’ing to do..)
Tell me… are there things that UTW needs?
(Aside from the various buglets and enhancements that you’ve told me about since the last release. My god, that’s a long time ago now..)
Speak now, or, well.. wait for another release!
(I’m thinking about making the next release 3.0, incidentally.. Won’t that be exciting!)
…I’m still working on getting the document up to date…
…That’ll learn me for building too many features s: