De vertaling is hier te downloaden.

Installatie:

1. Gedownload zip bestand uitpakken.
2. Bestanden in Limit Login Attempts directory plaatsen
3. Wordpress op Nederlands als taal instellen

ps: Ik heb Johan inmiddels ook op de hoogte gesteld van de Nederlandse vertaling en ik hoop dat de vertaling zo spoedig mogelijk toegevoegd wordt aan de plugin zelf zodat je deze vertaling niet meer extra hoeft te downloaden.

[...]Will only output the date if the current post’s date is different from the
previous one output.

Source: the_date() function in the Wordpress source code.

WTF! Why on earth is this function only returning a date when the post date differs from the previous one and does nothing if the two are equal. I don’t get this. I guess I’m going to supply a bugreport and a patch.

bbRedirector makes it easy to redirect a page to another location using absolute urls from within Wordpress. No mod_rewrite nor .htaccess is needed. You just create a page, add a specific customfield and choose the redirect template included with this plugin. It even allows you to set the required http status code (302 or 301). You can also set a default sitewide redirection or setup your own custom redirection.

The included templates should give you an easy start using this plugin.

Download the plugin from http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bbredirector/

I’m very interested in the response on this theme, although it’s still kinda rough around the edges. I still need to find some time to replace the Dutch names for English, write something down on how to use the theme  and there’s probably tons of stuff that might need some tweaking, but at least it’s in the repository.

If you’re interested in using it yet something is keeping you from doing this feel free to contact me and I’ll see what I can do to help you.

Last but certainly not least, I would like to thank:

- Paul Keller (Creative Commons Netherlands) for recognizing the potential use of this theme for other local CC chapters around the world.
- Mike Linksvayer and Nathan Yergler from Creative Commons.org for their enthusiasm, help and infrastructure.

Assume this situation:
You have a WPMU site set using sub directories available at http://mywebsite.dev/. You’re using the primary blog as your website with mostly pages. One of those pages is called “Donation”. You allow other people to register and create a blog. Someone creates a blog called “Donation” and without warning the previous existing page “Donation” has been redirected to the blog “Donation”.

Obliviously, this should not happen.

As I understood from Donncha (lead-developer of WP MU), in earlier version there was a check to prevent this from happening. I haven’t tested older versions so I cannot confirm nor deny this. However in the current and previous stable version of Wordpress Mu this unexpected behavior does happen. There are some solutions in order to prevent this from happening:

• Use sub-domains instead of sub-directories. Since each blog will become a sub-domain instead of a sub-directory it will not clash with any pages created in the
  main blog.
• Prevent any blogs from being created with the same slug (path) as a page in the primary blog. This fixes the issue with WP MU and sub-directories

I created a plugin called “bbMuAutoBanPage” for the latter, which uses the “Banned Names” option in the site admin. Basically it keeps track of the pages created in the primary blog and adds the slugs to the illegal_names options which is used for the “Banned Names” functionality. This is a temporarily fix until this issue is properly fixed in the core WP MU code. Until then you can use my plugin, which I highly recommend if you allow people to register their own blog on your WP MU install. DOWNLOAD IT HERE

In my humble opinion this would be a great moment to have a closer look at the way Wordpress Mu deals with routing, since I would like to see it allow for more fine-grained control.

How it works:
Copy the template page Page Redirect code below to a file and save it as page-redirect.php in your own template’s directory. Create a Page in Wordpress and set the Page’s template to Page Redirect. Add a custom field to this page with the name redirect_url and the full url of the url you want to redirect to.
For instance: http://www.redirected-location.com. Now save the page and you should now test it by visiting the page you created.

For example (I assume you are using nice urls):

http://www.your-website.com/the-page-title-of-the-page-with-the-redirect-template

If all went well you should be instantaneously be redirected (using a standard php redirect with a 302 HTTP redirect) ) to the url you entered in the custom field. You can easily change the redirect location by changing the value of the custom field.

Code:

< ?php
/*
 * Template Name: Page Redirect
 *
 * Makes it easy to redirect a page to another url, using the parameter redirect_url
 */
$redirect_url = get_post_meta($post->ID, "redirect_url", true); 

// Defaults if no options we're given
if( ! empty($redirect_url) ) {  header("Location: $redirect_url"); } else { echo ""; }
/* Make sure that code below does not get executed when we redirect. */

exit;
?>

As I said it uses the standard PHP redirect, but you could easily change or extend it with more specific http headers if needs arise. Feel free to use the above snippet as you see fit, as far as I’m concerned it’s in the public domain. I hope this might be useful to you. If you have any questions, feel free to leave a comment.

If you’re interested, you can check the patch here below:

— profile-picture.php.01_adminCanUploadPics 2008-07-02 19:51:00.000000000 +0200
+++ profile-picture.php.02_chmodUploads 2008-07-04 12:03:05.000000000 +0200
@@ -152,8 +152,12 @@ function upload_pic() {
$clean_name = ereg_replace(”[^a-z0-9._]“, “”, ereg_replace(” “, “_”, ereg_replace(”%20″, “_”, strtolower($raw_name))));
$file_ext = substr(strrchr($clean_name, “.”), 1);
$file_path = clean_path(ABSPATH . ‘/’ . $image_dir . ‘/’ . $user_ID . ‘.’ . $file_ext);
- // store file
+ // store file
move_uploaded_file($_FILES['picture']['tmp_name'], $file_path);
+ // Add file permissions
+ $stat = stat( dirname( $file_path ));
+ $perms = $stat['mode'] & 0000666;
+ @ chmod( $file_path, $perms);
} else {
return false;
}
@@ -260,4 +264,4 @@ function pick_image($authorID) {
}
return $path;
}
-?>
\ No newline at end of file
+?>

If you have issues with your blog with strange characters appearing due to a MySQL database Character Set not being UTF8 in combination with Wordpress, then this might be the solution for you:

bbwp2utf8 will attempt to convert a wordpress or wordpress mu database with content in whatever character set to utf8. It uses the information provided by this guide on the wordpress codex site.

This solves the issue with weird characters due to UTF8 encoding issues as seen in the screenshot below.

Development for this plugin is made possible by VPRO Digitaal and started after encountering numerous solutions including other plugins and none providing a 100% workable solution. If you need any help with this plugin, do not hesistate to contact me. My company is available for hire

Note: Keep in mind that this plugin has been tested thoroughly for wordpress mu, but only minimaly for wordpress. Please contact me if you encounter any issues with Wordpress, patches are always welcome.

Visit this link http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bbwp2utf8/ to download the plugin or to get more detailed info.

Make sure to have a working backup of your wordpress (mu) database before using this plugin!