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Jaseone> About the Nintendogs thing: In that case I would use itag. Just stick <itag>videogames</itag> below the posting for example. The Houston tag looks normal to me. It works fine?

I’ll look into multi-word tags today. Thanks! ??

Small update. I placed a new zip.

Fixed:

– Ajax part was broken, now fixed
– Fixed Tagpage for: ” being shown above
the tag cloud. It now has a different header
– All output validates as XHTML 1.0 now

https://www.i-marco.nl/wp/wp-taggerati.zip

I plan to add a categories-to-tags converter but I haven’t got around that yet. First I want to iron out all small problems. Don’t go replacing all your categories unless you’re in a hurry ??

Those who dare, please test:

https://www.i-marco.nl/wp/wp-taggerati.zip

Nevermind. I fixed it by manually going into the database and set the proper value in the wp_postmeta table.

Updating the field from within the CMS keeps setting it to ‘default’ no matter what I enter. Extremely weird!

Addendum: It seems I can’t set the _wp_page_template.php field anymore! It keeps setting it to ‘default’ even though I type my template name…

help?

Just to provide some more explanation:

Sure, one could say ‘There already is a tags extensions, why bother?’. My answer to this question is the following:

First of all many types of plugins have different incarnations by different authors. Some people install plugin A while others like plugin B better even though they have the same purpose. I once created Taggerati for Pivot and I got quite a lot of people who really wanted a WP version. At first I didn’t feel the need to port it to WP but I changed my mind. Taggerati is NOT the same as Ultimate Tags Warrior. Even though UTW is one hell of a nice and feature-rich plugin I myself wouldn’t install it because of the way it implements tagging and what it shows the user when one clicks a tag. There’s nothing wrong with it, it’s just DIFFERENT from my personal view on how I’d like tagging to work. In the process of porting I managed to improve quite a lot on the original concept for Pivot which resulted in a tags plugin I like even better than the one I’m currently using on my Pivot weblog. After the WP plugin is done I’ll improve the Pivot version as well.

So in short: If you like my view on how tagging should be implemented, use Taggerati. If you like Christine’s and the enormous amount of features UTW offers, use hers! I like to look at Taggerati as ‘tagging for the masses’ and UTW as ‘tagging for those who want everything’.

Tidy Tags is a scary, scary thing. Make sure you back up your database before clicking the button.

Tidy Tags will delete any tag<->post associations which have either a deleted tag or deleted post; delete any tags not associated with a post; and merge tags with the same name into single tags.

From the Ultimate Tag Warrior management page

This maintenance is done under the hood automatically by Taggerati. There’s nothing to do for the user in terms of tag maintenance. Taggerati doesn’t even have any tags management interface nor changes to the interface in which you write a post because it’s not needed. All you do is create tags in HTML style.

@angsuman:

You do not have to link to Technorati. You can link to any web page that ends in a tag – even your own site! For example, these tag links would also be included:

<a href="https://apple.com/ipod" rel="tag">iPod</a>
<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravity" rel="tag">Gravity</a>
<a href="https://flickr.com/photos/tags/chihuahua" rel="tag">Chihuahua</a>


From: Technorati Help on using Tags

Did you look at it? It’s not quite the same thing. The similarities end at the tag cloud thing. Tagging is easier in Taggerati, the database doesn’t require any maintenance and the page you get when clicking a tag is completely different from the one you get in Ultimate Tag Warrior. In UTW you get a list of postings with the tag, in Taggerati you get a page with this list (headings only) but a slew of other things as well: flickr pics with the tag, related tags and a nice Ajax feedreader with which you can check out various tag aggregator sites on the selected tag.
Example:

https://www.i-marco.nl/wp/wordpress/?page_id=18&tag=WordPress

It should, yes! And if it doesn’t yet I’ll make it work. I use get_bloginfo(‘url’) just about everywhere so the non-crufty URL’s should work. They work on Hardened-Trackbacks (another plugin of mine) as well so I expect no problems. You might need to set a mod_rewrite rule though. I’ll dive into this issue as soon as the plugin is fully done. (soon)

Great job! Looks excellent!

Make a post here if you find out something interesting. Would be nice to know!

Dude… XMLRPC isn’t some commercial package that someone would need to provide free copies of ??

That’s not running a WAP site, it’s posting to your normal WP site with a mobile phone. That can be done much easier by some post-by-email plugin since many mobile phones have email on board.

Running a WAP site with WP would require templates in WML format, being served with content-type: text/vnd.wap.wml

I’m not sure such a plugin exists. Would be cool though.