Yes, it’s possible (and quite easy) to migrate from Mark Jaquith’s Subscribe to Comments plugin to Gurken Subscribe to Comments plugin. The steps: Install Gurken Subscribe to Comments (using either FTP or WordPress’s plugin manager) Don’t activate Gurken StC yet. First deactivate Mark Jaquith’s version. Activating the new plugin too soon will fail because both … Read more
The e-commerce plugin Shopp for WordPress seems to allow 2-tier product variation options. It used to be a bit buggy in the 2-tier product variation department, but I think that they’ve fixed those issues with the plugin now. Keep in mind that Shopp isn’t free, but in my opinion it’s worth every dollar. MarketPress is … Read more
one of those weird problems. try deactivating – reactivating nextgen – otherwise, u might have to delete it and re-install it make sure to backup ur media good luck
I ran a search on the wordpress plugin directory there are several options. Terms to Links looks like it should work for you. It automatically links to terms in your content to that term’s page. Can be used for tags, categories and custom taxonomies.
Hi @Andy: Are you up for developing something in PHP and jQuery? It should’t be too hard to add a button that would do an AJAX submit to add How many total followers do you except anyone to have on your site. If the number is less than 1000 you might get away with just … Read more
Take a look at Easy Review Builder for WordPress Review Ratings they both work as shortcode.
There’s an option that gives you back an array of all plugins in your blog. print_r( (array) get_option( ‘active_plugins’ ) );
First, you really should be storing your options as an array in wp_options. But should you choose not to, you really should change the names of your second and third options; “height” and “width” are entirely too generic, and almost assuredly will cause conflicts. You’re passing name=”height” and name=”width”, respectively, but I doubt that WordPress … Read more
It doesn’t take much to tamper data when you use HTML forms; you don’t even need a plug-in to do that. That’s inherent in all HTML forms. If you’re that worried about people tampering with your data, yes, you’ll need to rewrite the plug-in code to use session variables or a digital signature.
You can use WP Geolocation JS and use JS or Shortcode to hide the content