1.6.2 is a Maintenance Release, available via the auto-updater and download links in order receipts, here’s what changed: Fixed an overzealous error check, Auditor would warn in the error log that it had failed to cull logs, when no error had occurred Fixed a situation when failed upgrades might result in loss of data Fixed User filtering in the log… continue reading ⇢
v1.6 is ready for consumption, with some significant internal updates, changes include: Logging of gravity form edits/additions/deletions Top 10 most active users table 10 least active users table ( non-zero counts ) Rewritten role settings fixes warnings and is more robust Administrators now have access to settings regardless of what option is set to prevent users locking themselves out Removal… continue reading ⇢
We’ve recently released several updates to the Spots, Spectacu.la Discussion & Auditor plugins, v1.1.3, v2.2.1 & v1.4.3 respectively. Changes to Spots Embedded Spots and Spot widgets now have edit buttons when hovering over them for logged in users Cache timing can now be modified via a new settings page By default single spot pages are now no longer indexed by Search engines (… continue reading ⇢
Now with new graphs and a big performance boost, Beta 3 has arrived. Notable changes for Beta 3 include: XML-RPC support for sending and receiving log events to remote locations New graphs Custom post type counts consolidated into a dedicated chart Failed/Successful logins and log outs are now shown for comparison Rewritten sortable event log tables Improved handling of large comparisons of data… continue reading ⇢
Our Spots for WordPress plugin is designed to make your content management life with WP even easier. Although there are developer notes on the WordPress.org repository, we’ve decided to maintain a page here where we can possibly show a broader range of information in the future, depending on the take-up of the plugin. Template tags Spots provides 2 template tags… continue reading ⇢
Imagine that you’re building a theme, and in various places in that theme you have small elements that you’d just love to content manage. It could be items in a footer, in the header, or for use as widgets. Things like a copyright notice, a credit line, some free form spaces and so on. In the past, coding for this… continue reading ⇢
Two hot topics, in one post. WordPress is the hot blogging tool right now, and the iPhone is one of the hot mobile phones too. So it’s a shame that they don’t work that well together. In this article I go through the following: Posting to WordPress.com from the iPhone Posting to a self hosted version of WordPress using the… continue reading ⇢
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