sobriquet.net » plugins

Coppermine Again

Richard Rosalion — Mon, 18 Jul 2005 14:01:35 +0000

Well, I’ve officially been outdone! Brad Guilford has updated Texx’s coppermine plugin again, and, it’s so good, that I’m using it on my site now!

Brad seems to have made all the changes that I had (including linking directly to the coppermine page, rather than a popup window) and has added a number of other new features!

You can check out Brad’s update to this plugin at 55 Rue Plumet. So, until I find something that needs tweaking in Brad’s version, I think I’ll be quite happy to continue using his!

WordPress Coppermine Plugin 0.2.1

Richard Rosalion — Thu, 30 Jun 2005 12:34:38 +0000

Texx has updated his coppermine plugin, so I’ve gone and hacked it again.

Changes I’ve made:

Modified tag names so it plays nicely with Markdown
Changed links to images, linking directly to the coppermine album, rather than a custom popup window.
Fixed bug where commas after the cpg album tag would interfere with the plugin.
Added option to only display JPG files (can be customised to other file types)

Download from the WP Coppermine Plugin Project page.

Blog the World

Richard Rosalion — Wed, 29 Jun 2005 00:59:46 +0000

Ok, time for more toys on the site. Just discovered a couple of new plugins to add locations (i.e. longitude and latitude) to my posts, and… to display them in a zoomable and panable world map of my blog. I’m kinda excited about this! Especially since I’m about to go on a bit of a road trip with Kel next week (just a few stops around country Victoria).

Also, check out the bit next to this post which tells you when I posted it – there’s also now a link to a street level map of where I was when I posted it.

If you’re interested, the plugins I’ve added are: Geo Plugin for WordPress and WorldKit with some help from WordPress Wiki

Panorama of Tarrawarra

Richard Rosalion — Sun, 26 Jun 2005 15:05:57 +0000

I’ve just discovered a cool WordPress plugin to display Panoramas, so to demonstrate, I thought I’d post a shot I took at the Tarrawarra Estate on the weekend (this photo is in the Panorama’s album, or you can also visit the Tarrawarra Estate photos

To view this panorama here, you’ll need Java enabled in your browser (you can download the Java Software at java.com.

Try clicking on this image and moving the mouse

Isn’t that cool? Well, I thought so.

Coppermine Plugin

Richard Rosalion — Tue, 07 Jun 2005 01:57:17 +0000

I’ve had a request for the modified code for the WordPress Coppermine Plugin, originally written by Texx. It’s just a rough hack, but I thought I’d make my code available:

Please see the file: WordPress Coppermine Plugin.

Update: Future work and details about this plugin will be located on the WP Coppermine Plugin Project page.