Comments on: Fooblog Development http://www.fooblog2000.com/2007-03/fooblog-development/ Foo for thought Mon, 16 Nov 2009 12:26:08 +0000 hourly 1 By: t http://www.fooblog2000.com/2007-03/fooblog-development/comment-page-1/#comment-223 t Sat, 24 Mar 2007 23:45:04 +0000 http://www.fooblog2000.com/2007-03/fooblog-development#comment-223 Please do a 5 star rating with halves!! I would help but I'm clueless Please do a 5 star rating with halves!!
I would help but I’m clueless

]]> By: zen http://www.fooblog2000.com/2007-03/fooblog-development/comment-page-1/#comment-216 zen Fri, 23 Mar 2007 19:38:12 +0000 http://www.fooblog2000.com/2007-03/fooblog-development#comment-216 Your best bet in ten steps : 1. create a wp category specifically for PUI configs. 2. Allow users to register to a user-group that allows uploading. 3. Install UTW - Ultimate Tag warrior plugin. 4. Create a new wp item & single-post templates for PUI posts 5. Design some CSS for your requested specific elements 6. Write a post : title : name of PUI config content : description of needed installation details etc. tags : components required, component, component 7. Publish post under PUI category, enable comments 8. Install wp Ratings plugin 9. Install Advanced-Live-Search for AJAX finding 10. Install Advanced-search for deep database searching Optional ;) 11. wp Global-Translator? You can see it working on my site. 12. imagebox.js for previews? 13. create a wp Components category... 14. ...and use UTW to tag it to its relevant component-tag 15. add a unique to-components tag eg. 'see_component' 16. components category then gives all new components 17. looking @ /tag/see_component+columnsui gives you component 18. Rss Feeds are available for both new PUIs and components 19. A few php scripts could allow for users to see only all the components they have downloaded / are using and if there are newer versions available for download 20. Install wp recent-comments plugin for frontpage! Give us a shout if you need a hand. _zen Your best bet in ten steps :

1. create a wp category specifically for PUI configs.

2. Allow users to register to a user-group that allows uploading.

3. Install UTW – Ultimate Tag warrior plugin.

4. Create a new wp item & single-post templates for PUI posts

5. Design some CSS for your requested specific elements

6. Write a post :

title : name of PUI config
content : description of needed installation details etc.

tags : components required, component, component

7. Publish post under PUI category, enable comments

8. Install wp Ratings plugin

9. Install Advanced-Live-Search for AJAX finding

10. Install Advanced-search for deep database searching

Optional ;)

11. wp Global-Translator? You can see it working on my site.

12. imagebox.js for previews?

13. create a wp Components category…

14. …and use UTW to tag it to its relevant component-tag

15. add a unique to-components tag eg. ‘see_component’

16. components category then gives all new components

17. looking @ /tag/see_component+columnsui gives you component

18. Rss Feeds are available for both new PUIs and components

19. A few php scripts could allow for users to see only all the components they have downloaded / are using and if there are newer versions available for download

20. Install wp recent-comments plugin for frontpage!

Give us a shout if you need a hand.
_zen

]]> By: shakey_snake http://www.fooblog2000.com/2007-03/fooblog-development/comment-page-1/#comment-214 shakey_snake Fri, 23 Mar 2007 14:55:10 +0000 http://www.fooblog2000.com/2007-03/fooblog-development#comment-214 great idea. great idea.

]]> By: Bookgrub http://www.fooblog2000.com/2007-03/fooblog-development/comment-page-1/#comment-213 Bookgrub Thu, 22 Mar 2007 22:13:52 +0000 http://www.fooblog2000.com/2007-03/fooblog-development#comment-213 One thing needed to make this happen and happen easily is for the plugin use to be almost transparent. I used to use LiteStep, an alternative to Windows Explorer for a Windows GUI, and one of the best things they did to make it usable for beginners was a plugin repository/updater. If we could include as part of this effort a plugin repository (with naming conventions etc.), and add to the start of each .pui file a section for specifying what plugins (and the needed versions) are required, it would be fairly easy for someone to write a little app that reads the .pui and checks the repository to automatically download the required plugins. This might be something to incorporate in PanelsUI itself, but I don't know if that will make it as broadly useful (the updater could also just check for newer versions of any plugins you have, not just those in .pui files). One thing needed to make this happen and happen easily is for the plugin use to be almost transparent.

I used to use LiteStep, an alternative to Windows Explorer for a Windows GUI, and one of the best things they did to make it usable for beginners was a plugin repository/updater.

If we could include as part of this effort a plugin repository (with naming conventions etc.), and add to the start of each .pui file a section for specifying what plugins (and the needed versions) are required, it would be fairly easy for someone to write a little app that reads the .pui and checks the repository to automatically download the required plugins.

This might be something to incorporate in PanelsUI itself, but I don’t know if that will make it as broadly useful (the updater could also just check for newer versions of any plugins you have, not just those in .pui files).

]]> By: jclim00 http://www.fooblog2000.com/2007-03/fooblog-development/comment-page-1/#comment-207 jclim00 Thu, 22 Mar 2007 04:52:41 +0000 http://www.fooblog2000.com/2007-03/fooblog-development#comment-207 Looking forward to this :) The PUI thread in hydrogenaudio is getting cluttered up enough with stuff that doesn't really pertain to the configs. Looking forward to this :) The PUI thread in hydrogenaudio is getting cluttered up enough with stuff that doesn’t really pertain to the configs.

]]> By: Robert Newbould http://www.fooblog2000.com/2007-03/fooblog-development/comment-page-1/#comment-200 Robert Newbould Wed, 21 Mar 2007 19:34:49 +0000 http://www.fooblog2000.com/2007-03/fooblog-development#comment-200 I had a similar idea recently to develop a website to cover all aspects of foobar2000 configuration, primarily to make it easier for users to share and comment on each other's layouts. I haven't started any work on this idea so far because of my University commitments but if you are going ahead with this I'd be able to help with the PHP. I have no experience in developing Wordpress plugins however. I had a similar idea recently to develop a website to cover all aspects of foobar2000 configuration, primarily to make it easier for users to share and comment on each other’s layouts.
I haven’t started any work on this idea so far because of my University commitments but if you are going ahead with this I’d be able to help with the PHP. I have no experience in developing WordPress plugins however.

]]> By: Greenek http://www.fooblog2000.com/2007-03/fooblog-development/comment-page-1/#comment-198 Greenek Wed, 21 Mar 2007 18:52:46 +0000 http://www.fooblog2000.com/2007-03/fooblog-development#comment-198 Hi. I think I can help you in it ;) Send me details. Hi. I think I can help you in it ;) Send me details.

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