Out of the box, iSync will not synchronize calendar or contact information with the Motorola V276 cellular phone. But there is a way synchronize iCal and Address Book information across Mac OS X and the V276 without resorting to third party software such as OnSync. Basically a couple of very minor modifications need to be made to a preference file in iSync. [ more … ]
This is a really simple WordPress plugin that works in exactly the same way as the_time except that, rather than returning the time a post was published, it returns the last time it was modified. In every other respect it’s exactly the same as the_time.
To use it, simply enter the function within the WordPress loop like so:
the_time_modified();
Of course, you can enter arguements within in the parentheses. All the options are exactly the same as for the_time.
You can download it here.
This is a very minor update to my Thumb-in-Post plugin. It corrects a problem that occurs with the Javascript popups in Microsoft Internet Explorer for Windows. Previously the javascript popups didn’t work properly in IE/Win. Otherwise the plugin is exactly the same as before.
The new version can be downloaded here.
The problem wasn’t actually a bug in the plugin but rather it was due to a rather strange behaviour of IE/Win.
In the original javascript code links which should be opened in a popup window were given an attribute rel="popup" and the dimensions of the image (needed so that a popup of the appropriate size could be generated) were stored in a class attribute, like so:
<a href="http://www.website.net/Content/picture.jpg" target="_new" rel="popup" class="320x240" >
The javascript routine retrieved the dimensions from the class attribute using a getAttribute call. Unfortunately, IE apparently sets the class attribute to null immediately after it displays an object. Obviously this causes the script to crash.
The solution is to store the dimensions in the name attribute, like so:
<a href="http://www.website.net/Content/picture.jpg" target="_new" rel="popup" name="320x240" >
In terms of semantic markup, this is probably an abuse of name, but it does work.
Yet another update to Thumb-in-Post. In fact this one is not so much an update to the plug-in but to its config file. In updating the plugin to make it validate as XHTML, seem to have inadvertently created an ‘incompatibility between the plugin and the config file.
The new version can be downloaded here.
The change that needs to be made is extremely minor, so if you’d prefer not re-enter your settings into the config file, you can simply alter your existing config file as follows.
In the old config file there is a line which reads:
ThumbDivStart == <div class="thumb"
What you need to do is remove that last quotation mark, so that it looks like this:
ThumbDivStart == <div class="thumb
And you also need to do the same thing to the settings for PicDivStart and ObjectDivStart.
Apologies to all who have been inconvenienced by this, and thanks to Randy D. for pointing it out.
This is a minor update to the Thumb-in-post plug-in for WordPress. It’s a very minor update to the plug-in and corrects two small problems:
<p> elements are properly inserted into the text by WordPress.class attributes to the <div> elements surrounding the image and caption.wp:pic custom tagDownload it here.
If you are using v0.9 or v0.91, all you should have to do is install the .php file.