Zarniwoop

Have a look at the Image Browser plugin which suggests another workflow but brings back the functionality you want. The first thing is to upload all the images using the separate upload page (maybe also generate thumbs). After completing this task, you go to the edit screen and write you post and include the images by selecting them with a comfortable image browser in a popup window.

@theglobalguy:
I got it! Thanks for the repackaged plugin. Unfortunately I’ll be away from home for some days, so it will have to wait until the weekend.

As fas as I know, upgrade means to change an older version to a newer one.
I hope, you made a backup before going to 1.3 ??

It works in 1.3 pre-alpha? So I don’t have to change anything for the upcoming release? This is cool!
@vsa:
I also tried to install this WYSIWIG-stuff but it does not work, because I failed to open the rar-archive (I’m using linux and don’t have this new rar-program to do open it), but maybe I can ask a friend to help me with this. I don’t know why he doesn’t use zip like all the other plugins.

Maybe you can also try out the Markdown plugin (included with WP) which has support for displaying code and doesn’t even need the -tags. At the other side, it is much more than that and for this cannot be use in conjunction with Textile because they do the same things, but in different ways.

Have a look over here for documentation about all the template tags and what they do.
The the_time and the_date functions use PHP-style format strings as first parameter.
To give an example: the_time('Y-m-d H:i:s') leads to “2004-06-06 15:31:10”. More information about the format string can be found here.

Sorry for the hard words. I only thought about making things easier for all of us by using standards, to make things work together and become more powerful than the single pieces alone. It was an appeal to make the people think about what they give away when using the non-standard way.
However, I don’t wanted to critizise you or your work in any way. Thanks for your exciting modifications to the upload form.

@ringmaster:
I already looked at the code to see how you worked around the “placement problem” ?? and I also thought about using this solution but decided against it because I didn’t want to change any original code at all.
Nevertheless, I just reconsidered about it and yes, I will add and use the hook in the next release of the plugin.
@vsa:
Maybe I will install this “What You See Is not What You Get”-thing and see what can be done, but time is short at the moment and I don’t know much about javascript so this may take its time.

The idea of uploading into subfolders is quite good and I hope it will be part of the upcoming WP 1.3. Maybe you can send a patch to the developers?
I don’t consider the $thumb_dir option very useful, because plugins may try to recognize thumbnails — like my Image Browser plugin does — and if there were different ways how to organize thumbnails this will become impossible (because plugins can’t guess how you like to store thumbnails).
In my opinion one of the most important things open source programs like WP need are strong standards to help many people to work together.
So please use the standard way of WP which is quite ok and don’t make it incompatible with future extensions.

You should upgrade to 1.2 final which is much more stable and has less bugs. Maybe your plugin problem will be solved by this as well. If it isn’t, just leave me another message here.

I know the placement looks a bit out of place, but the button should appear literally in the top right corner of the screen — or should I say, the browser window? Are you sure, you really looked at the right place?
If you are unsure, you can just search the whole page for “Insert Image”. Please leave me a note, if you really can’t find it.

@shadow: You can change this in the admin panel (Options > Miscellaneous)
@theglobalguy: I already gave some thoughts to the browse subfolders idea but, as far as I know, WP has no support for this, or am I wrong? Anyhow the idea is on the todo list just below thumbnail (re)creation abilities.

The comments are not formatted with Markdown by default. If you really want to change this, you can have a look at wp-content/plugins/markdown.php and change remove_filter('comment_text', 'Markdown'); to add_filter('comment_text', 'Markdown');, but IMHO this is not a good idea, because you can’t disable tags and the syntax is quite unusual (although I really like it) at least in comments.

@aletheia:
Look at the function ii_make_code_single_image(...) in image-browser.php, which produces the piece of code for the post.
Just add another line with `$code .= ‘class=”whatever” ‘ after the 2nd line of the function (remember the whitespace!).

The mini-gallery is actually called “Insert Image” plugin and you can find it right here.
At the moment the image browser is really mini, but I will improve it over the time. Automatic detection of Thumbnails as well as a solution for large amounts of images in the upload dir is on my todo-list.