Hey David,

Thoughts on spam issues with plugins like this?
Can it hook into Wordpress Aksimet?

Nice work.

Sull

On Feb 4, 2008 5:01 PM, David Meade <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi all -
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>  Based on some initial playing around with the video comment plugin
>  for wordpress, I've updated the plugin to version 1.2. You can
>  download the latest version at
>  http://www.davidmeade.com/wordpress-plugins#videoComments
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>  Feel free to test/play-around at: http://slackspace.net/testblog/?p=11
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>  Let me know if you find it buggy in anyway.
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>  Changes are as follows:
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>  -- UPDATE / CHANGE LOG --
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>  version 1.2
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>  * Thumbnail URLs are now validated
>  ---> Link must point to a valid link (not resulting in 400 or 500
>  level http error codes)
>  ---> Invalid images are replaced with a default thumbnail
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>  * Video URLs are now validated
>  ---> Link must point to a valid link (not resulting in 400 or 500
>  level http error codes)
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>  * Post Permalink URLs are now validates
>  ---> Link must point to a valid link (not resulting in 400 or 500
>  level http error codes)
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>  * If a video URL is invalid, but the post permalink is good, the
>  thumbnail will link to that instead. (allowing link to fall through to
>  the permalink)
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>  * Video Comment fields will now show up when editing an existing
>  comment (Allowing an administrator to go in and fix/update video
>  response links as needed).
>  ---> NOTE: Currently, this requires adding a line of code to the
>  file wp-admin/edit-form-comment.php (pre-modified version is now
>  included with the plug-in). I have requested this be fixed in the core
>  wordpres files so that such modification is not required in the future
>  (http://trac.wordpress.org/ticket/5741). See "ADVANCED INSTALLATION
>  OPTIONS" below.
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>  * Robust clean-up of video comment fields upon deletion of associated
>  wordpress comment
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>  -- TO DO: --
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>  * Validate links on content-type. (This is code complete but for some
>  reason wordpress is sometimes returning odd results for links, so I've
>  disabled it in this version)
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>  -- KNOWN ISSUES: --
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>  * Not compatible with the OpenID plugin - video comment fields are
>  lost when user is redirected to an OpenID url for authentication.
>  (http://wordpress.org/support/topic/154438?replies=1#post-685165)
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>  -- UPGRADE INSTRUCTIONS --
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>  0) download a backup of your current "video comments" plugin files
>  1) Disable your current "video comments" plugin
>  2) Delete your current "video comments" plugin files
>  3) continue with normal install instructions
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>  -- INSTALL INSTRUCTIONS --
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>  0) download the latest version of the "video comments" plugin
>  1) extract to a local folder on your computer
>  2) upload the entire "VideoComments" folder to your plugins directory
>  (wp-content/plugins)
>  3) activate the plugin
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>  -- ADVANCED INSTALLATION OPTIONS --
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>  1) update your theme's css to set max-width for the
>  "videoResponseThumbnail" class
>  2) ensure the line:
>  <?php do_action('comment_form', $post->ID); ?>
>  appears in your comments/php file for your them. (this is where the
>  video comment fields are added to the comment form)
>  3) ensure the line:
>  <?php do_action('edit_comment_form', $comment->comment_ID); ?>
>  appears in your wp-admin/edit-form-comment.php file. I recommend
>  putting this just above the "Advanced" section). If you aren't sure
>  how to do this, you can use the pre-edited edit-form-comment.php that
>  was included with the zip file for this plugin - just upload it it
>  your wp-admin folder (make a backup of your existing file first).
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>  Thanks,
>  - Dave
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>  --
>  http://www.DavidMeade.com
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