We’ve gotten some feedback on our new Wordpress and Mediawiki plugins, so we’ve made a couple of updates.
First is that both of these are better at handling things when a feed is unavailable or unparsable… essentially, it’s better contingency design. The second part is that they both now take an “error” keyword/attribute. This is a plain text error message to display when the error occurs. If you leave it out, it will simply use SimplePie’s built-in messages.
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Posted by Ryan Parman at 12:06 pm. Comments (3)
Ryan Parman 14 Jun 2006 at 9:23 pm Have you read the directions at http://simplepie.org/docs/installation/wordpress/ ? Wordpress ate some of the instructions last week, but they should all be fixed now. 
Wordpress Widget King RSS…
King RSS allows you to have a different looking feed in every widget. It has HTML fields with placeholders (%title% / %link% ..) to configure the feed title information and each feed list item. If course you also have some switches to play with, there…
Comment by Ivan 11 Jun 2006 at 5:57 am
I don’t get how to use the WP plugin. I’ve put it into the plugins directory, and then?.. What should I do next?
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