dyerrington

Also, I’m wanting to use my already developed JSON class, not the one that comes with WordPress..

Sorry I can’t help you with this but it seems you are a bit further ahead of me with a similar type of development idea.

How do you even display JSON without a header, footer and all that other garbage? Is it a custom action or what?

Ok I think the way this might be handled is that you create a plugin, activate it, bind a method to filter “the_content”, in that method check for the uri, page title or whatever and then once it’s found, echo out the content (ie form, etc).

Seems to work so far..

Thanks me!

bump

just edit the comment theme.. ok then

Thanks Shane!

This plugin doesn’t provide a workflow for users (not editors/admin role) to upload an image for a post or am I missing something fundamental within WP itself?

It would be nice if I didn’t have to develop something custom, if someone else has already done so, that will:

• Provide a form on a post that is displayed to users who are logged in to upload an image
• Display the image in a moderation queue in the admin area facilitation an approval process

It looks like a decent plugin to base some custom development off of at least.

Thanks again for the suggestion.

I have checked the custom field template out recently and determined that the backend database structure that supports this feature may not be practical but I may give it a try and import my datasets into them to see how it performs without caching enabled.

Most CMS packages are convoluted and heavy. The things I don’t want to write from scratch WordPress seems to provide in a way that is simple and straight forward (user registration / management, threaded comments, community features, spam control). I’m a big OO nut so it appears there are ways I can implement my project the way I want and still integrate with WordPress and hopefully not break upgrading.

Thank you for your response design_dolphin. It’s good to get another perspective. I am still considering other open source packages so I would appreciate any other feedback or advice.

Thanks again!

bump!