Episode 22: WordPress 2.1.3 and 2.0.10 released

01:21News: WordPress 2.1.3 and 2.0.10 were released last week, and since they’re security updates everyone is strongly advised to upgrade.
04:41News: WordPress 2.2 is on track to be released April 22nd (and will include the new Blogger Importer!)
07:10News: Aaron Brazell has begun a much-needed series answering frequently asked WordPress questions.
08:34News: There are lots of WordPress meetups and events going on, perhaps even one near you!
10:18News: A lot of good April Fool’s Day pranks this year, including the WordPress competitor ForkPress, the bbPress competitor bbqPress and the successor to the K2 theme, K3.
17:33Plug-In: ThinkFree Viewer v1.1 allows WordPress users to easily add live ThinkFree or Microsoft Office documents to their blog by simply attaching a document to any post they write.
18:50Plug-In: vidavee v0.14b allows you to upload and publish video.
21:39Feedback: Some people had some heartburn regarding my criticism of the InstantUpgrade plug-in last episode, including whether or not it’s necessary to disable all of your plug-ins prior to upgrading.
24:55Corrections: Andy Skelton is not Scott Merrill, AKA “Skippy” and Debian is pronounced with a short ‘e’, not a long one.
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12 Responses to Episode 22: WordPress 2.1.3 and 2.0.10 released

  1. Jonathan says:

    Charles, David,

    Thanks for taking a look at our ThinkFree Viewer plug-in. Just to give you a little more information – ThinkFree also has a free online site (www.thinkfree.com) for authoring and editing word processing, spreadsheet, and presentation files. These files are created using Microsoft Office formats (.doc, .xls, .ppt), so there isn’t a seperate ThinkFree format. We just wanted to make sure that people knew that documents created in ThinkFree Online could also be used in the WordPress plug-in.

    Oh and the plug-in also works with presentation files.

    Thanks,
    Jonathan

  2. Dave says:

    I’ve installed the Thinkfree Viewer, and tested it out with an Excel document. It works great! I can’t wait until I’m ready to start making use of it in my Blog.

  3. miklb says:

    Charles, just a heads up if you didn’t know, but apparently the podpress issues with RSS feeds is still an issue, as your feed came through completely unformatted. I haven’t checked to see if there’s a fix out yet.

  4. Thanks for covering the WordPress FAQ series, guys. :) BTW, Charles, you should email me if you’re interested in the new features of WP 2.2. There’s actually more than you might think. ;)

  5. Tristao says:

    Hi from a Parisian in Paris. Liked your podcast :) .
    On question : I am maybe late on this but will you or did you cover the problem of the sponsored themes in wp ?

  6. Charles says:

    There’s a problem with sponsored themes?! ;)

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  8. Anthony says:

    Thanks for your review of the Vidavee WordPress video plugin. David is correct that the videos are transcoded to flash & hosted by Vidavee. Regarding rights, the content producer maintains all rights to their content. We recognize that video bloggers demand & desire greater control over their content.

    Thanks again!

  9. Zeo says:

    I think there’s a problem with both mp3 files and the player for this podcast.

    The mp3 files only plays for 4 minute and that flash player thingy 21 minute.

  10. Tristao says:

    Matt mentionned the very problematic question of the sponsored theme here :
    http://photomatt.net/2007/04/11/sponsored-themes-essay/
    Many people seem to fight over this issue.
    I’d like to hear about it. :)

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  12. naisioxerloro says:

    Hi.
    Good design, who make it?