[UPDATE] Notable

Very attractive looking hack, CalEvans. I will certainly get round to installing this soon. Thanks.

Ok, thanks to Perry for pointing out a bug with 1.6/1.7. It worked fine if all you did was install and activate but if you changed anything then it would stop working. (let’s call it an unintended feature, bug is such an ugly word.) Anyhow, I’ve removed this unintended feature and packaged up a new copy, 1.8.

Download and install/upgrade instructions are available on the project page.

As always, questions, comments and doggie biscuits are always welcome.

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Great plugin. But for the newer members among us, can you explain exactly where to put the <?php wp_notable(); ?> code?

Many thanks.

Its ok. I have fixed it now. I do have one question though… Would it be possible to add ref no follow tags to each link?

@deano6410,

Glad you figured it out. It varies between templates. most templates I’ve looked at mark the_loop area. I put mine at the bottom of the_loop.

I will add your request to my roadmap. I’ll probably make it an option that you can turn on or off.

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Thanks very much for the notable plugin. Would you mind addressing a question I have about the plugin’s wp-notable.php file?

I want to display the names of the bookmarking sites, rather than their icons, and have accordingly removed the image path from the Options>Notable>Image Path widget. The text only now shows, but with a “:postname” appended to it. For example, if the post is called “The Weather”, the output is:

del.icio.us:The Weather digg:The Weather Y!:The Weather etc.

My question is – how do I remove the “:postname” part? I’ve modified the

strongfunction notable_define_array() {/strong

section of the wp-notable.php file, removing what I thought was the code for the postname, so that the bookmark output array now looks like this:

strong$output_array[‘delicious’ ][‘post_url’] = ‘‘;/strong

You can see that it’s shortened a bit, with the code that was wrapped around the colon now missing, together with the colon. But the output hasn’t changed – the “:postname” is still appended.

For a live look at what I’m talking about, click here:

https://boswestblog.com/2006/04/29/mucho-testo-2/

If you have any suggestions – much obliged.

Thanks again for the plugin and any help.

All best

Ben
Cape Town, South Africa

Thanks very much for the notable plugin. Would you mind addressing a question I have about the plugin’s wp-notable.php file?

I want to display the names of the bookmarking sites, rather than their icons, and have accordingly removed the image path from the Options>Notable>Image Path widget. The text only now shows, but with a “:postname” appended to it. For example, if the post is called “The Weather”, the output is:

del.icio.us:The Weather digg:The Weather Y!:The Weather etc.

My question is – how do I remove the “:postname” part? I’ve modified the

function notable_define_array() {

section of the wp-notable.php file, removing what I thought was the code for the postname, so that the bookmark output array now looks like this:

$output_array[‘delicious’ ][‘post_url’] = ‘‘;

You can see that it’s shortened a bit, with the code that was wrapped around the colon now missing, together with the colon. But the output hasn’t changed – the “:postname” is still appended.

For a live look at what I’m talking about, click here:

https://boswestblog.com/2006/04/29/mucho-testo-2/

If you have any suggestions – much obliged.

Thanks again for the plugin and any help.

All best

Ben
Cape Town, South Africa

Aargh – I’ve posted twice – sorry. And the $output_array text is incomplete. This is the full text (as modified by me):

$output_array[‘delicious’ ][‘post_url’] = ‘‘;

Thanks

Ben

Erm – trying again to display the full code:

$output_array['delicious' ]['post_url'] = '<a href=" https://del.icio.us/post?url={{url}}&amp;title={{url_encoded_title}}"</a>';

I got the answer to my (horribly garbled) question at last! Thanks to all who contemplated replying. Sorry for wreaking such havoc on this page.

all data posted by host can access via
$output_array[‘delicious’ ][‘post_url’] = ”;

or disable/enable via apache http