I’ve released version 1.0 of my Popularity Contest plugin and sent it in to the Plugin Competition.
Hope I win1. Seriously, I know how much work goes into hosting a competition, hats off to Mark!
- Mark, you got that PayPal payment, right?
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I’ve released version 1.0 of my Popularity Contest plugin and sent it in to the Plugin Competition.
Hope I win1. Seriously, I know how much work goes into hosting a competition, hats off to Mark!
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Great plugin! Good luck with the contest!
Have you considered adding a title to the top_ranked-list links? Such as <a href=”blah” title=”blah”>
I tried for my blog (because I installed FancyTooltips), and the code is quite easy:
In “show_top_ranked” add p.post_excerpt (to the SELECT-list), and title=”‘.$post->post_excerpt.’” to the link.
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Popularity Contest vs. Google Sitemaps
¿Por qué el plugin de Popularity Contests no funciona si está activado el de Google Sitemaps? Joder, yo quiero que funcionen los dos a la vez…
Free translation:
Why the Popularity Contests plugin doesn’t work if Google Sitemaps plugin …
Popularity Contest = Best Code
Well what do you know, my Popularity Contest plugin did win something….
Congratulations Alex ..!! You really rox and you deserved the prize ..!! Keep rocking ..!!
And thanx for such a nice plugin ..:)
[...] I’ve made a few modifications today to fix some things that bugged me for a little while. First, I was looking for a way to change the ranking that showed on the sidebar, from the All Times High to what happened in the last 30 days. I’m using Alex King’s Popularity Contest plugin, and found this gem he posted to the WordPress support discussions, so that I can show the most popular ports in the last n days to my frontpage… [...]
screenshots of the plugin on your site with bits of explanation would be nice, surfing the web for it or the forum takes ages and if you like to try it, wouldn’t it be nice to know beforehand how it looks?
ps respect for the effort anyway.
You can see it in action right here – popularity is shown per post, and there is a contextual “most popular” section in the sidebar.
Interesting plug-in. I will definitely give it a try.