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Commenter Spy 1.3 alpha for WordPress 2.5

Monday, May 5th, 2008 by Daniel Gattermann at 21:42h (CEST)

The alpha version 1.3 of Commenter Spy adds compatibility for the latest WordPress release and is only working with version 2.5 or later.

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onAirNow 1.8: Maintenance

Sunday, July 29th, 2007 by Daniel Gattermann at 23:30h (CEST)

onAirNow 1.8 is a maintenance release. Changes in version 1.8 include:

Fixed CSS inclusion code: the plugin’s directory can now be renamed to something different than “onAirNow”.
Song length can now have the format hh:mm:ss, mm:ss or just seconds.
fixed the timeout logic
Timeout is delayed by 5 seconds to give the track info a chance to be updated [...]

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GeoMapLookup: Now With .kml Downloads

Tuesday, March 20th, 2007 by Daniel Gattermann at 23:35h (CET)

GeoMapLookup — my web application to show the geographical location of an IP address using Google Maps — now provides a download link for .kml files to be used with your copy of Google Earth.
Zoom in on your commenting blog visitors with Commenter Spy the GeoMapLookup integrating WordPress plugin.
tags: Commenter Spy, geolocation, GeoMapLookup, Google Earth, [...]

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onAirNow 1.7: Widget Support and WordPress 2.1 Compatibility

Wednesday, February 28th, 2007 by Daniel Gattermann at 20:20h (CET)

onAirNow 1.7 introduces some new features including WordPress 2.1.x support and support for widgetized themes.
New in version 1.7:

Added widget support so there’s no need to add code to your theme’s PHP files. (thanks David Goldstein)
Added an option to display the song info only on the homepage.
Added a link to my onAirNow page through the “On [...]

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Commenter Spy 1.2: Moderation Mail Integration

Tuesday, February 27th, 2007 by Daniel Gattermann at 22:54h (CET)

Commenter Spy 1.2 includes a new link to directly query GeoMapLookup from within you comment moderation and notification e-mails sent by WordPress. No need for going to your admin control panel first!
See the dedicated Commenter Spy page for more information »
tags: Commenter Spy, comment moderation, GeoMapLookup, Google Maps, IP, WHOIS, WordPress, WordPress plugin

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deUncategorize 1.4: WordPress 2.1 Compatibility

Tuesday, January 23rd, 2007 by Daniel Gattermann at 22:30h (CET)

About a day after the official announcement I’ve found the time to make deUncategorize compatible with WordPress 2.1 codenamed Ella. Until now I was to lazy to try a version still in development or testing.
There’s only one version for WordPress 2.0.x and 2.1. The only difference on WordPress 2.1 is the lack of any checked [...]

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deUncategorize 1.3: Custom Default Category Fix

Tuesday, January 16th, 2007 by Daniel Gattermann at 18:43h (CET)

The purpose of deUncategorize is to deselect the default category set under Options — Writing (Uncategorized per default) if any other category is selected while writing or editing a post on your WordPress blog.
The 1.3 release allows a custom default category to be deselected — obviously a bug.
Thanks go to Ian Murray for pointing [...]

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deUncategorize 1.2: Internet Explorer Fix

Wednesday, December 6th, 2006 by Daniel Gattermann at 12:22h (CET)

The purpose of deUncategorize is to deselect the default category set under Options — Writing (Uncategorized per default) if any other category is selected while writing or editing a post on your WordPress blog.
The 1.2 release contains a fix to make this plugin Internet Explorer compatible. (Which I’m pretty sure it was but it [...]

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Enhanced Commenter Spy 1.1 Available

Thursday, November 23rd, 2006 by Daniel Gattermann at 00:22h (CET)

The version 1.1 update to Commenter Spy now uses GeoMapLookup — a service to display the geographical location (via Google Maps; coordinates provided by MaxMind’s GeoLite City) of the IP address used by your visitor who left the comment. Additionally Counterize IP URLs are now supported so you can locate your visitors who took a [...]

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Commenter Spy for WordPress

Monday, November 20th, 2006 by Daniel Gattermann at 23:46h (CET)

Have you ever wondered where all those nice folks came from (geographically; not in terms of referring website) who leave comments on your WordPress blog?
This basic WordPress plugin uses JavaScript to change the URL used for the WHOIS request that is triggered by a click on the IP addresses shown on your blog’s Manage → [...]

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deUncategorize 1.1a: Firefox Bugfix

Wednesday, November 1st, 2006 by Daniel Gattermann at 23:40h (CET)

The purpose of deUncategorize is to deselect the default category set under Options — Writing (Uncategorized per default) if any other category is selected while writing or editing a post on your WordPress blog.
The 1.1a release contains only one bugfix to make this plugin Firefox compatible again.
deUncategorize 1.1a (November 1st, 2006): changes since version [...]

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deUncategorize 1.1: Small Enhancements

Wednesday, October 18th, 2006 by Daniel Gattermann at 23:01h (CEST)

deUncategorize is bloody brilliant [...] Genius! Jo Salmon
The purpose of deUncategorize is to deselect the default category set under Options — Writing (Uncategorized per default) if any other category is selected while writing or editing a post on your WordPress blog.
deUncategorize 1.1 (October 18th, 2006) — this version comes with some small enhancements:

As of [...]

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No More Accidental »Uncategorized« Posts on WordPress

Wednesday, September 27th, 2006 by Daniel Gattermann at 00:50h (CEST)

Have you ever been in a situation where you’ve posted something on your WordPress blog in the appropriate category just to notice several days later you forgot to uncheck Uncategorized near your category list’s bottom?
Fear no more: Use deUncategorize and prevent accidental already categorized Uncategorized posts.
The whole purpose of this plugin is to deselect the [...]

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Comment Spammers Fight Math Questions

Tuesday, September 19th, 2006 by Daniel Gattermann at 21:13h (CEST)

For some time now I’ve been using a custom version of Did You Pass Math together with Bad Behavior and ever since my WordPress blog has been spared from comment and trackback spam. Now the comment spammers strike back!
Did You Pass Math is a WordPress plugin that asks the poster of a comment to answer [...]

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