jesseheap

This has been fixed in version 1.6:

https://projects.jesseheap.com/all-projects/wordpress-plugin-phplist-form-integration

Hi – Why don’t you try Ron’s tutorial. I haven’t updated my tutorial and it’s entirely possible it’s out of date. Here is a link to Ron’s tutorial:

https://www.ronakpatel.net/2009/03/22/how-to-add-a-text-and-date-field-to-wp-phplist/

Having same exact issue as rfischmann.

Was recently moved to private Dreamhost server and within a few minutes experienced a spike in memory usage to the point where free memory went to 0 and the site became inaccessible.

I determined WP-cache was causing the memory issue because after disabling the plugin memory usage quickly goes back down to appropriate levels.

Dreamhost has recommended trying Super-cache, but I wouldn’t be surprised if it causes the same issue…

I think this is what you are looking for:

Excluding Tags from Posts in WordPress

If you are familiar with mysql run the following update statement to remove the dashes in a single command:

update wp_terms set name=replace(name, ‘-‘, ‘ ‘);

Feel free to contact me with any issues. Several people have been successful installing the plugin, and am curious what problems you guys had.

Thanks

LouisPang,

Thanks. My hacked version of democracy will not work for you cause I added some additional features to grab user information and store it in our newsletter manager.

However try following these instructions:

First thing you should do is include <img> tags as voting options through the wordpress options page for democracy. Example:

<img src="https://www.pinkcakebox.com/images/cake128-circle.jpg" width="100" height="99"/>

If that satisfies your requirements, you’re done. By default the images will be vertical. To change that you’ll have to add css to style them. I used the following CSS:

.thumbnail
{
float: left;
width: 150px;
margin-left: 0 15px 15px 0;
/*border: 1px solid #999;*/
text-align:center;
border: none;
}

So to take it a step further you could add the following as an example poll answer:

<div class="thumbnail><img src="https://www.pinkcakebox.com/images/cake128-circle.jpg" width="100" height="99"/>
</div>

Yeah, I’m not a big fan of those plugins. They just don’t let you customize much, which in my opinion if I have to go dig through the code I would rather just put it in myself, and that way it is easy to find and keep track of.

Faustina,

That’s a good point as some plugins to limit your flexibility. The plugin I released for highslide allows you to directly edit the javascript within the wordpress options page. So if you plan on using the common implementation of highslide across your site it works well and allows for a fair amount of customization. And, with the quicktags, it saves time when inserting new images.

On the other hand, if you want different customizations on an image by image or page by page basis, then you are better off passing on the plugin and integrating highslide directly.

Jesse

Menj,

Just created one today.

WordPress Highslide Plugin

Enjoy,

Jesse

V,

I was able to create an image poll by modifying the Democracy Image poll.

Out of box, you can include images as voting options in the poll, but you may want to edit the layout to display the images horizonatally like we did on our wedding blog.

I’m in the process of creating something like this for my wedding cake blog..

Basically I created two functions that grab the excerpt for the next and previous post and displays them in the top navigation menu. See more details on my blog – https://projects.jesseheap.com/wordpress-navigation-enhancements-2006-12-14.htm

In my particular case the excerpts are going to be images, but they could also be text based excerpts.

As the above link states, setting the element ‘overflow:visible’ to the innermost block element (i.e. narrowcolumn in most the standard wordpress template) fixes the sidebar issue in IE 6.

I put together a lighweight wordpress/phplist plugin that allows you to easily drop a simple PHPList form into any wordpress page.

Sounds like this is what you are looking for…

If you are looking for a lightweight plugin that allows you to drop a basic phplist subscriber form on any page then check out the WordPress PHPList plugin I created.

Over the weekend I put together a plug-in that allows you to easily drop a simple PHPList subscriber form on any wordpress page or post:

Go here for more information:

Wordpress PHPList Plugin