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Articles Tagged "digg":
Another mta_digg_it Textpattern Plug-in Release ¬
2008-05-18
Another year, another mta_digg_it Textpattern plug-in update. This time, version 0.3:
mta_digg_it-0.3.txt (see full info)
This release brings some minor updates to the documentation, the compact attribute’s functionality has been moved to the more flexible skin attribute (you can now use either full size, compact, or icon sizes), and you can optionally use the article’s excerpt as the content of the bodytext attribute.
Drop me a line if you have any questions, comments, or bug reports.
mta_digg_it Textpattern Plug-in Update ¬
2007-04-16
I’ve updated my mta_digg_it Textpattern plug-in to v0.2 today.
This version includes the following fixes:
- Correctly escapes apostrophes, quotes, backslashes, etc., when used in the
titleorbodytextattributes (pulled from the article title by default). - Prevents cross-pollination of variables when multiple “Digg This” buttons appear on a single page.
The latest version and full description can always be found on the development page or you can download it directly:
As always, please let me know if you have any questions, comments, or bug reports.
mta_digg_it "Digg This" Plug-in for Textpattern ¬
2007-02-20
I happened across the fact that Digg has implemented new ‘smart’ digg buttons on the 6th. The biggest new feature here is that you no longer have to first ‘submit’ an article to get its “digg url” to use with the “Digg This” buttons and can now just reference the article’s permalink instead.
With that, it means you no longer have to manually submit articles to Digg, copy the digg URL into a custom field in Textpattern, and have the “Digg This” button pull the URL from said custom field (or, worst case, paste the JavaScript into each and every article manually).
With this in mind, I decided it was finally feasible to write a plug-in to do this (I almost did it for the digg-url-in-a-custom-field solution). So, here’s version 0.1 of mta_digg_it: mta_digg_it-0.1.txt (full description here).
Please send in your comments, suggestions, and bug reports.
Update: Sorry about the broken link, it should be fixed now.
Update #2: Version 0.2 is now available.
