Posts Tagged ‘wordpress plugin’

User Role Editor German translation update

Saturday, April 10th, 2010
Translation Update

Translation Update

User Role Editor WordPress plugin German translation is updated with plugin v. 2.0.2 release at April 11th, 2010. Thanks to Peter for continued support.

To make new version of the plugin available to public faster I use on-line translators to update plugin language files. Of course, I understand, that easy accessible automated translation technologies (Google, Yahoo, other on-line services) are not good enough yet to replace a human in this field. So I include such on-line translated files into plugin’s package just as the starting point for some enthusiastic person to help me with real human translation. If you can help with my plugins translation to other languages, you are welcome! Left me your email via Contact form and I will send you my email address where you can send translation files.
I use Poedit software for work with translation files. If you have not experience in translation files creation/modification please read this article and related materials.

User Role Editor plugin is available for download here.

User Role Editor WordPress plugin

Saturday, March 20th, 2010

User Role Editor

User Role Editor

User Role Editor WordPress plugin allows you to change standard WordPress user roles capabilities with easiness of a few mouse clicks. Just turn on check boxes of capabilities you wish to add to the selected role and click “Update” button to save your changes. That’s done. In case you made some unneccessary change you always have the “Reset” button to restore roles state from the automatically made backup copy. Add and tune your own custom roles whiche you can assign to the users then. Delete self-made roles. Change defaul user role.
Why it could be necessary? Let’s suppose you wish that your multi-authored blog contributors upload their own graphics to use in their posts. WordPress “contributor” role has no such capability by default. In such situation you have needed to change user role capabilities manually using SQL client as I described at “How to change wordpress user role capabilities” post, if you have enough knowledge in that field. But what to do if you have not?
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Silence is Golden Guard WordPress plugin

Sunday, March 14th, 2010

Silence is Golden Guard

Silence is Golden Guard

Silence is golden guard WordPress plugin prevents your blog directories from listing if visitor types just directory name as the URL,
e.g. http://yourdomain/wp-content/plugins/
Did you see small 30 bytes only index.php files in the folders of WordPress installation? If you don’t know for what reason those files included into WordPress package please read this post “Silence is Golden”.
This plugin can scan your WordPress blog installation subdirectories for the presence of such dummy index.php files and create it if index.php file doesn’t exist in the directory. As the second line of defence against directory listing plugin can add special “-Indexes” option into Apache Web Server .htaccess file placed at the WordPress root directory.
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Delete Default Post WordPress plugin or Where do We go

Monday, March 8th, 2010

Where do We go?

Where do We go?

Where do we go? It was the first question I asked myself when I discovered “Delete default post” WordPress plugin in the repository. Plugin makes exactly that is declared in its title – deletes the ‘Welcome to WordPress’ post and correspondent dummy “Hi, this is a comment” comment which every WordPress blog has just after fresh installation. The question is “What should the author of this plugin think about its potential users to propose them such functionality?”.
If user can install and activate plugin he/she definitely can to delete unneeded post or comment using WordPress built-in functionality. Post and comment has hint about such possibility too. If blogger can’t delete unneeded post or comment –
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MyEasyBackup plugin breaks WordPress security

Sunday, February 28th, 2010

WP breaked by plugin

WP breaked by plugin

MyEasyBackup WordPress plugin can make your life easier simplifying WordPress files and MySQL data backup operation. But be aware when installing its version 0.0.2 as this version simplifies the life to the intruders also. It is a new, just published plugin. WordPress.org Stats page shows 280 downloads already at the moment I write this post. This plugin can become popular. But plugin author Ugo Grandolini needs to make security fix to his code ASAP as plugin gives access to the critical blog data to any curious intruder. Do you wish to check it yourself?
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Welcome to ShinePHP Forum

Monday, February 22nd, 2010

ShinePHP Forum

ShinePHP Forum

ShinePHP forum is installed. It is ready to accept new members. Registration procedure is very easy. Thanks to bbPress. Just register, get your password by email and make your posts in a minute.
You are Welcome! It doesn’t matter: have you some problem with your current Web development task, have you new idea about cool WordPress plugin, or you don’t know whom to ask to develop it. HTML, CSS, JavaScript, AJAX, PHP, MySQL, – if you have troubles with some tasks or wish to share your excellent knowledges – You Are Welcome! Become ShinePHP Forum member and
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Platinum SEO 1.3.2. What is new?

Tuesday, February 16th, 2010

Platinum SEO 1.3.2. What's new?

Platinum SEO 1.3.2. What's new?

Platinum SEO WordPress plugin version 1.3.2 was published at 13 February, 2010. It is a good news. It has a full enough set of options. It works good and don’t bother me with bugs. It don’t ask donations insistently as some others plugins can do. I like this plugin. And I was glad to get something new from its author.
ChangeLog note at WordPress.org says about some compatibility with WordPress 2.9.1 fix. What was incompatible with WordPress 2.9.1? What was changed in this plugin version really? Do you need to make upgrade for this version? Interested? Proceed reading.
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