WPCult

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WordCamp comes to Los Angeles

By Austin on September 9, 2009

WordCampLA September 12th, 2009 Another WordCamp has arrived at my doorstep, this time I am the organizer of the event. So if any of you WordPress fans are in the greater Los Angeles area, or within a 200 mile radius I suggest you get you fingers type or click on this link. For more info I suggest heading over to http://wordcamp.la. We’ve got a great...

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Custom Login Plugin

By Austin on August 13, 2009

Well, I’ve done it again. Created a plugin, and finally decided to release it to the public! This one is for custom login design through your wp.login.php page. Check it out and download it through the WordPress repository. For a live preview, click here. Defualt admin screen Custom Login admin settings Read More →

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Eventbrite Attendees Shortcode Plugin

By Austin on August 10, 2009

Announcing my first “released” plugin. Very simple, as I’ve even gone over it in the last few published posts. Use WordPress to print a RSS feed for Eventbrite attendees Turn your RSS feed into a shortcode But I decided to release it in plugin form! Download the plugin from WordPress.com! Read More →

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Turn your RSS feed into a shortcode

By Austin on August 4, 2009

Last week I wrote how to “Use WordPress to print a RSS feed for Eventbrite attendees“. It was pretty popular, but then I found myself in a place that was more annoying. Trying to incorporate that into a blog post or page. Without having to download a plugin that will allow PHP to be executed inside a post, I would have to create a template file...

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Use WordPress to print a RSS feed for Eventbrite attendees

By Austin on July 29, 2009

Today I was working on the WordCamp.LA site. I was trying to show the “attendee list” on the attendees page with out having to update the page every day. Since I am using EventBrite to promote and sell ticket to the event I can collect info from there list. Evey one who purchases a ticket gets put into the ticketed database which you can view...

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Looking for guest athours

By Austin on July 12, 2009

If you’ve read the post entitled “WPCult for sale”, you’ll know whats going on around here. Until a sale is or isn’t made, I am going to be looking for some additional support. Are you interested in contributing to WPCult? Check out this page with more info and contact me or leave a comment below. Not mentioned on the write...

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Succesfully running 2.8.1, but

By Austin on July 12, 2009

I’ve updated the site to the latest release of WordPress. 2.8.1 fixes many bug found in 2.8 and I finally was ready for the update. While everything went smoothly, I did have to update my theme a bit to run some of the additional widget area. Using the old style dynamic_sidebar( 'Utility: Header' ); didn’t work any more, while just replacing...

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WPCult for sale

By Austin on July 7, 2009

I’ve decided that I don’t have enough time to keep WPCult afloat. Please if your interested, contact me or leave a comment. Austin Passy Current Stats 190 posts 242 comments 23 pages 12 categories 338 Tags Alexa traffic rank: 105,010 Technorati Rank: 105,669 Google Page Rank: 5 RSS Subscribers: 290 Page Views in June 2009: 294,956 Unique Views...

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Looking for a tutorial on how this can be done? Read More →

Justin Tadlock has written a nice tutorial on how to show a password form field instead of the default text “There is no excerpt because this is a protected post“. Read More →

Follow up on WordPress plugin changelogs

By Austin on June 21, 2009

Following up on the WordPress weekly, and the final topic of discussion; changelogs and implementing them into your plugins. Now a plugin, shows the changelog in your plugin page…

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