I have started a new project, called Abandoned Plugins.  I will be supporting plugins that I have found no longer have support, and taking new unsupported plugins under my wing.

The plugins that I am supporting from the site currently are:

D13 Gallery Plugin

RC_CustomFields_GUI Plugin

If you have comments, suggestions, or a plugin that needs updating, please leave a comment on http://abandonedplugins.com

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How to Use This Plugin

Custom Fields Plugin for Wordpress

I wanted to show you how to set up your conf.ini file so that you can have the fields you need for your wordpress blog’s write page.

Note: Titles should not have spaces in them.

Radio/Checkbox/Select:

[ItemTitle]

type: {either use “radio”, “select”, or “checkbox”}

value: Yes#No#Maybe#Sometimes#Jumping Dolphins <–separate multiple items with the # sign

default: Jumping Dolphins <–This must be spelled the same as the one above that you want defaulted

description: Type the description of the custom field here.

Textfield:

[ItemTitle]

type: textfield

value: Thanks for all the fish

description: Type the description of the custom field here.

TextArea:

[ItemTitle]

type: textarea

value: text text text, more text

description: Type the description of the custom field here.

Custom Fields Plugin for Wordpress

Updates

I have talked previously about the rc_custom_field_gui plugin and how I modified it to fit the WordPress write page styles, and I added a few other features to it. I posted on the original author’s plugin page about the changes that I made to his plugin, and at last check he had not responded.

I have now updated it again.

Previously, if you made an element that had a value or default of “Yes” or “No” it would not work, because PHP’s parse_ini_file function will parse those as 1&0, respectively. This is good when you are using this as an actual ini file, but this is a sort of hack, so we need to figure something out.

Now, just enter your yes/no values as ‘yes’ or ‘no’ with the quotes. The parse_ini_file function will ignore them as yes/no and the plugin will strip the quotes out, and use the text.

Note: You can use any capitalization of the letters in the words ‘yes’ or ‘no’, it will take care of any of them.

Other updates:

I standardized where the descriptions show, which is under the field element for which they are defined.

I made the checkbox a loop like the radio elements, so now you enter them exactly the same as radio and select elements.

Compatible with WordPress 2.2.3!!

Custom Fields Plugin for Wordpress

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