Plugins
Here are a collection of WordPress plugins I've developed:
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A generic form processing, validation, and data gathering plugin (with AJAX support).
Version 1.6.11
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Automatic and manual 301, 302, and 306 redirections. Includes regular expression support and redirection/404 statistics.
Version 1.7.26
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Powerful plugin to manipulate meta-data, with tags, Ecto support, and the ability to have page-specific themes and plugins.
Version 3.4.1 (for WordPress 2.0+)
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Replaces the comment filtering mechanism with HTML Purifier, a more exhaustive library. Produces XHTML valid comments.
Version 0.2.9
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Allows per-post and per-category permalink structures, making it super-easy to migrate permalinks without needing 301 redirections
Version 0.1.12
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Advanced searches across posts, pages, comments, meta-data, and URls, with search highlighting (from incoming search engines too)
Version 0.2.16
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Full regular-expression supporting search and replace across posts, pages, comments, and meta-data.
Version 1.4.5
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Download monitoring, management, and statistics plugin, with ability to embed download data in posts.
Version 2.0.18
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Maintain a log of administration actions as well as providing a full version history for posts.
Version 1.0.9
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A generic text insertion plugin with support for an extensible processing framework - insert anything you want into a post!
Version 1.2.5
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Removes all pings & trackbacks from comments and allows you to display them separately.
Version 1.0
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Assign permissions on posts to allow or block specific users and roles from editing - allows a very customisable permissions structure.
Version 0.7
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Perform an HTML Tidy across posts and comments (with preview and save), and adds a Tidy button next to posts on the management screen.
Version 1.2
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Genetically enhanced AJAX version of the WordPress calendar, providing asynchronous month navigation and drop-down information.
Version 2.4.6
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Simple plugin to encode email addresses with either JavaScript or HTML entities and protect yourself against email harvesting scripts.
Version 1.3
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Wraps posts and comments inside Google Sections, so as to better target Google's search and enhance your pages.
Version 1.0
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Disables the WordPress auto-formatting function
wpautopand reduce any invalid syntax problems your site may have.Version 1.0
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Complete control over your content, with the ability to insert scripts, variables, and PHP anywhere.
Version 1.7.3
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Direct drop-down navigation from multi-page posts, allowing you to quickly jump from one page to another.
Version 1.0
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Embed a webpage inside a post with a nice style.
Version 1.4.4
Each plugin has a page detailing its purpose, usage, and installation instructions.
Support & Bugs
Support for on-site plugins is provided through the support forums. Registration is required but brings with it several advantages (namely plugin newsletters and personal bug tracking). Questions asked anywhere else on this site may not be answered and may even be deleted.
All bug reports should be submitted into the issue tracker. You do not need to register to submit bug reports but if you do then you'll be able to receive email notifications once they have been fixed.
Off-site Plugins
These are plugins that I've developed or have been involved with, and are located on another site:
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Create and manage FAQs with a SEO focus and a built-in rating system.
Comments (page 3 of 3)
Apr 20, 2008 5:54 am
Thanks
I need almost all your plugins. Will try them out.
Apr 6, 2008 7:12 pm
John,
Excellent, your copyright notices indicate that your current plugin work may not be derived from so I not willing to extract the framework myself. I would, however, be happy to accept the bones of the framework without the fleshed documentation and even assist with some basic tutorials etc.
Apr 6, 2008 4:52 am
I do intend to release the plugin framework, I've just never had time to write it up and publicise it!
Apr 5, 2008 9:26 pm
John,
It would be great community addition if you could release a base plugin that other plugin developers could then use to build their own WordPress plugin.
I notice that your plugins use an Object-Oriented MVC framework with some common base and library classes and I think it would most helpful to others starting on their own development path to have a core already built.
Keep up the excellent work.
Apr 2, 2008 10:23 am
Thank you!
Jan 31, 2008 10:32 pm
You are so great, developed so many plugins
Dec 11, 2007 11:37 am
i have the same problem as gerard, it is for the headspace2 plugin.
I have access to the 'Page Settings', but each time when i click on the 'Modules', 'Options' and 'Import' pages the message "Wordpress error: Cannot load headspace.php" appears.
i've installed wordpress 2.3, and i've followed your instruction to install headspace2, so i don't what i could have missed
Nov 15, 2007 12:34 am
Nice plugins, and very thorough instructions.
Oct 30, 2007 11:31 pm
Which plugin gives this message?
Oct 26, 2007 2:00 am
These plugins are fantastic! Only one small thing..... when I try to use some of them, I get this:
"Wordpress error: Cannot load headspace.php".
Any ideas on why?
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