Semisecure Login Reimagined v2

With the release of WordPress 2.8, I’m releasing Semisecure Login Reimagined v2. This new version now requires WordPress 2.2 or higher (v1 required WP 2.1 or higher).

Programming note: while v1 of this plugin supported WP 2.1, it also required PHP 4.3. Techincally, WP 2.1.x, 2.2.x, and 2.3.x only required PHP 4.2. Semisecure Login Reimagined v2 should now work properly with PHP 4.2. (Hopefully most people have upgraded to a recent …

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Posted at 2am on 06/11/09 | no comments | Filed Under: Wordpress

Paging Hemingway Part Deux

A little over a year ago, I wrote a plugin that let you page the HemingwayEx home-page. Unfortunately it doesn’t work out-of-the-box with HemingwayEx 1.1 (it also wouldn’t work with vanilla Hemingway). The original version made a few assumptions that are no longer true. So here’s a new version that still works with older versions of HemingwayEx (that had a built-in asides feature) as well as working with the …

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Posted at 1pm on 08/15/08 | 9 comments | Filed Under: Wordpress

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  • Bill: Using Wordpress 2.8 and HemingwayEx 1.5 the process is a little simpler now...
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