Familjen Carlströms Blog

New data is converted. Link to post here.

I missed a step when uploading the file. It is now available.

I have made a swedish translation of wp-forecast. In the below rar-file you will find the language.php- and wp-forecast-admin.php-files with swedish translations.

wp-forecast 0.9.1 swedish translations

wp-forecast 1.0b2 swedish translations

 A minor error in the code made the button to move the plugin to main/submenu to show only pats of the text. Corrected in the downloaded rar-file. 

 A very good plugin is created which simplifies the work as admin to track and update your plugins. This Plugin compares the version of the plugins in your blog with corresponding plugins version at wp-plugins-db.org Database. Read more at:

http://www.wp-plugins-db.org/wp-plugins-tracker/

I have localized the plugin and created a .pot-file. Swedish translation is also created. This can be downloaded below:

WP-Plugins-Tracker Localized

I updated the config_form.php to support localization. The postie.pot-file was also updated to support this. Created Swedish po and mo-files. This can be downloaded in the rarfile below:

Postie 1.1.1 Localization

Codeviewer is updated to version 1.4.3. Downloads at the CodeViewer-post below:

CodeViewer

I enhanced the WordPress plugin Admin drop menu to support selfmade icons in the menu. You will find the file at Yellowfish.

Post (http://www.yellowswordfish.com/support-forum?forum=6&topic=454&page=1) 

Here you find a csv to sql-converted file for use with the ip-to-country WordPress-plugin. Right-click the link and choose "Save as target". The file consists of approx 77000 rows which can cause mysql to hang.

You can then split the sql-fil or download the csv-file here and convertingphp-file here. Edit csvimportscript.php and put the correct information in xxUSERNAMExx, xxPASSWORDxx och xxDATABASExx. Upload csvimportscript.php and ip-to-country.csv to your server and run the php-script. Then the table is created and populated.

The csv-information is dated 2007-03-05 2007-07-30.

Csv-data can also be found at:

http://ip-to-country.webhosting.info/node/view/6 

I have created a swedish languagefile fo the useful widget EventCalendar3

.mo can be downloaded here and .po can be downloaded here 

The original version is developed by Aaron Schaefer (http://elasticdog.com/) and AJ (http://flash.terra.ee/?p=11). This version is slighly modified by me to be usable with a WUSIWUG-editor.

Code Viewer is a WordPress plugin that pulls source code from an external file and displays it, optionally adding a link to download the code directly. The plugin displays the code with proper indentation, line numbers, and automatic long-line wrapping. The plugin also works well with a WYSIWYG-editor and has GeSHi-support.

When using Code Viewer, you no longer have to worry about typing countless entity references in order to make your code “HTML friendly” or to simulate tabs…it’s all done automatically with PHP and a little CSS. By inserting line numbers on your page, the plugin also eliminates the problem of long, non-breaking lines screwing up your layout. In addition, line numbers make convenient reference points when discussing code samples.

Last, but not least…because you’re pulling the source code from an external file (rather than having it embedded directly in your entry), the same code can be repeated on numerous pages, and you only have to type it in once. This not only saves you time, but when you update the code in the centralized file, all instances of that code will be updated along with it.

Installation

1. Download Code Viewer v1.4.4 (MD5 Sum: 0e667da2c95ab3ebbca60d808f54e9b3
2. Extract the contents in the rar-file.
3. Upload the codeviewer-directory into your wp-content/plugins/ directory.
4. Activate the plugin on your WP Admin » Plugin Management page by clicking the corresponding “Activate” link under the Action column.
5. Goto WP Admin » Options » Codeviewer and edit the default paths. 
6. You’ll also want to change some of the classes in the CSS that will control the look of the code listing. Everything (with the exception of auto-indention) works just fine without the CSS; but adding it in makes a huge difference on readability. Feel free to change these values to whatever you like, but futher down you see how I have mine set up.
7. If you want to use GeSHi-highlighting download the latest GeSHi-class at http://qbnz.com/highlighter/ (2008-07-22: 1.07.22 is latest version). Extract the contents in the zip-file. Upload the geshi-directory into your wp-content/plugins/ directory.

MD5 Sum (http://www.download.com/WinMD5Sum/3000-2381_4-10115915.html) let you check that no manipulation is done to the file.

Usage

Code Viewer basically searches your entry for a custom tag named [viewcode ] [/viewcode], that tells the server to look at an external file and parse it line-by-line into an ordered list. It can be placed anywhere a block-level tag is valid but the tag must be properly closed.

Note that there should not be a white space character after viewcode and before ]. I have problems to show this tag correctly into this post without showing everything as code!

To better illustrate its usage, the tag used in this entry (to show the codeviewer.css listing above) was:
[viewcode ] src=codeviewer.css geshi=css[/viewcode]

1. /***************************************

2. * This file shall be put into the directory
3. * wp-content/plugins/code-viewer
4. * Created by Håkan Carlström
5. * www.familjencarlstrom.se
6. ***************************************/
7.  
8. ol.codelist{
9. border:1px solid #303130;
10. background-color:#FEFEFE;
11. font-size:13px;
12. font-family:'Courier New',Courier,monospace;
13. }
14.  
15. ol.codelist li.even{
16. background-color: #aebbc6;
17. }
18.  
19. ol.codelist li.odd{
20. }
21.  
22.  
23. ol.codelist li.tab0 { padding-left: 2px; }
24. ol.codelist li.tab1 { padding-left: 26px; }
25. ol.codelist li.tab2 { padding-left: 50px; }
26. ol.codelist li.tab3 { padding-left: 74px; }
27. ol.codelist li.tab4 { padding-left: 98px; }
28. ol.codelist li.tab5 { padding-left: 122px; }
29. ol.codelist li.tab6 { padding-left: 146px; }
30. ol.codelist li.tab7 { padding-left: 170px; }
31.  
32.  
33. ol.codelist li code { color: 222; }
34.  
35. ol.codelist div {
36. margin: 0;
37. padding: 1px 2px;
38. }
39.  
40. ol.codelist div.tab0 { padding-left: 2px; }
41. ol.codelist div.tab1 { padding-left: 26px; }
42. ol.codelist div.tab2 { padding-left: 50px; }
43. ol.codelist div.tab3 { padding-left: 74px; }
44. ol.codelist div.tab4 { padding-left: 98px; }
45. ol.codelist div.tab5 { padding-left: 122px; }
46. ol.codelist div.tab6 { padding-left: 146px; }
47. ol.codelist div.tab7 { padding-left: 170px; }
48.  
49. ol.codelist li.sourcelink {
50. color: 000;
51. font: 115% Georgia, "Times New Roman", Times, serif;
52. list-style: none;
53. margin-left: -32px;
54. padding-top: .85em;
55. text-align: center;
56. }
57.  
58. ol.warning{
59. }