Episode 40: Technorati and older versions of WordPress, Woopra, Weblog Tools Videos
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In this episode of The WordPress Podcast:
- Jonathan and I briefly discuss our experiences at WordCamp Dallas
- Technorati has decided to not index vulnerable and exploited WordPress versions
- Will Apple bundle WordPress into the iPhone?
- I interview John Pozadzides about Woopra
- I interview Mark Ghosh about Weblog Tools Videos
- WordPress Dev Donncha O Caoimh’s Theme Tester plugin
- AJAXed WordPress plugin
- Matt Mullenweg agrees to a “Ask Matt” Q&A segment in future episodes
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“Ask Matt” Q&A sounds great.. i`m really looking forward to this great idea in future episodes..
have a nice day
Sara
Re: AJAXed WordPress may have been mentioned at WordCamp Dallas.
Really!? Why doesn’t anyone tell me these things?
hi guys!
i’m listening to this episode of the WordPress Podcast, and i got to the part about Woopra not working on your Mac.
Chuck Lawson (@nonliteral on Twitter) wrote this article:
http://www.metaphoriclabs.com/articles/installing-java-6-on-mac-os-x/
i have Woopra working on my MacBook… hope this helps!
- Kathleen
(i’m @daysies on Twitter, too)
Charles, I’ve been a (lurking) listener since the start of The WordPress podcast and love it! Thanks to you and your team!!
Regarding woopra, PLEASE take a look at the first paragraph on my post http://www.weconverse.com/2008/04/25/weconverse-will-woopra/
I do not want to blow the whistle, but if you could comment/check in the issue I would appreciate that. I am extremely busy right now and have no time until next week to further investigate the causes myself. Cheers.
You guys are sooo unlukcy with WP releases! Yesterday podcast today wordpress 2.5.1!
Charles, do you leave a question for Matt here? In any case, here is a question for someone: It is nice to see an admin page for tags in 2.5, but why doesn’t it show the tag id’s for each tag, and why were the category id’s taken away in the category’s admin page? I have just recently started hand writing some of my sidebar category lists upon learning how to use the template tag “wp_list_categories()” to show only some of my categories in one list in the sidebar, and another list of different categories on another page or in another location on the sidebar. This is only possible if you know what the category id’s are. The same thing is possible using the “wp_tag_cloud” template tag. I was going into my “MyphpAdmin” databases to find this, and had hoped those tag id’s would show up in the new WP 2.5, but, alas, no. Is this not a step backward, at least in this area?
Regards.
@Wayne
The way tags work in the WordPress library, is that you reference them by the name, not by the id. Therefore you don’t need to know ids of the tags. However, this doesn’t apply to categories (in every instance), so it would be nice to know the IDs of them. I’ve heard there is a plugin, I just don’t know where it is.
@Jacob
Within the template tag “wp_tag_cloud()” there is an “include” and “exclude” paramater, either of which (but not both at the same time) can be used to display a “partial” tag cloud. Both parameters are driven by the tags’ IDs. The codex on it is at http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/wp_tag_cloud