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Step 5 addes the link to the admin page.

5) opt. Modify [wp-blog]/[wp-admin]/menu.txt* to add People link to the admin menu
i.e. 7[tab]wp-people-admin.php[tab]People

Step 8 talks about the images.

8) Move nophoto.jpg to /images directory
If you put the image in a different directory, open the wp-people-popup.php file and
find /images/nophoto.jpg and change the directory to your directory.

In the example you showed, there wasn’t an image saved for that bio.

Well, no easy integration. Looks like new queries have to be made so that the data is put into the correct format.
I made a quick app, that doesn’t work completely. I’m having some issues with mySQL query syntax.
Flash Blog Test
I had to create a query to get the categories, then one to get the post from the selected category, then the post details.

In order to feed data to Flash you can either point to a delimited output or use Flash Remoting.
There has been some work done for doing Flash Remoting for PHP, but it looks like nothing has changed since last year.
The first way would require you to have a new output page for your blog and archive. The output page can have multiple streams (for lack of a better word) of data. i.e.

1. Arhive link months
2. Category names
3. Latest posts

I would suggest that you pass up small data first, then when the Flash application needs it, you pass up the rest of the data.
You could also just have the Flash for the post content. Then everytime you clicked on the post to see it, the Flash application would retrieve the post you are looking for. This would probably be the easiest route since you could just make a template for the header, author, and body and pass in the parameter values through the data stream in the deliminted file.
I program in Flash at work, but I have other areas on my site to finish before looking into turning my blog into Flash.

I’m glad that worked.
Not sure why it only popped up when you did it.
However, I’ll update my code so no one else will run into the issue.

Apparently not, since you didn’t get my reply.
In the wp-people-popup.php file, right after the global variable, put the following :
$person = $_GET['person'];
Let me know if that makes it work for you.

I figured out a fix for the mod_rewrite issues and posted it on my forum.
Do you have a method of checking you SQL queries? Try removing the people parameter and putting in an actual number.

@mark – Yeah, I noticed that and fixed it on my side, but wasn’t going to upload a new version until I had the nickname part working.
Glad everything is working for you now.

@laebshade – The links appear in the post content. You have to have the name (case insensitive) the same as it is in the database.
Do you have a URL I can look at?

Is that your complete my-hacks.php file?
Because if it is, you are missing the opening
<?php
Other than that, I can’t see anything wrong.
I have a break in the script to allow for th JavaScript tag. So there are two sets of <?php ?> in the hole file.

@lectique – great! I didn’t want to give you a hard time about it. ??
@anatman – hmmmm, will it have the same feature as wp-people?

It will only link once per article.
Part of the search and replace function.
So, if you want to test upper, lower, and sentence, you’ll have to switch it around and try it again or create three separate articles.

I ran across an authentication and user management scripts from this guy : https://www.beanbug.net
I now think it might be good to have a separate user management and authentication tables outside of each of the applications.
The “centralized authentication” would hold the username and basic user information(name, e-mail, password), which it would send to the other applications. So, when the user updates his password, it only has to be done in one place. The “centralized authentication” would log the user in and then pass the appropriate cookie or whatever to the other applications. Any application specific user controls would still be handled by the admin screens of that application.
I’ll look into this some more. I didn’t really feel like working on it last weekend.

Besides the non e-mail notifications, the biggest problem I have with this board is the text formatting. On phpBB (which is free), when you do a code tag, it actually formats the text into a nice format that you can easily read. Now this might be one small issue, but it is a big issue when you consider that people ask about problems with code.
My solution, I make people go to my forum (which is phpBB based) to see my answers. Not a good solution, but at least they don’t have a problem reading it.
I have another pet peeve, which is the new scrolling iFrames, but it only seems to be annoyance at home and not at work.

Okay.
Let’s talk wacko. I got it to work.
Do this.
Copy the line for the bold [b] tags in the “in” array.
Paste it into a new line after the bold code.
Then change the “b” to “code”.
Make sure you move the “out” array line up to the line after the bolde code line.
I guess it has to do with a tab or spacing or someting odd.

<div class=\”code\”>$1</div>
This part might be wrong.
You don’t have to put in the \ around the quotes for the array string, since it starts with a single quote.