March 6, 2005

Word​Pre.​cio.us update

Sev­eral folks have reported get­ting errors when Word​Pre.​cio.us makes a call to parse_w3cdtf().

That func­tion should be a part of Word­Press 1.5′s install, located in wp-includes/rss-functions.php.

It should get pulled into the name­space when your wp-config.php is pulled in, but folks with proper paths to their wp-​config are still get­ting errors.

So I’ve updated the release to include that parse_w3cdtf() func­tion in del2wp.lib.php. You can get this updated ver­sion at my projects page

Update: I changed the name of the func­tion to cmh_parse_w3cdtf() and changed all ref­er­ences to it in the latest build, so that folks with­out the prob­lem won’t have name conflicts.

Update again: Per John’s sug­ges­tion, you can now set the ping and com­ment status to either ‘open’ or ‘closed’ when con­fig­ur­ing del2wp.php. It’s lines 13 and 14 in the file. You can get the updated release at my projects page.

Why not again: I’m look­ing for some help from folks expe­ri­enc­ing the time-​shift prob­lem with their blogmarks…

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  • http://johnhesch.com John

    Works Great! The only prob­lem is my posts have com­ments turned off. How can I get those turned on when Word​Pre.​cio.us posts? I have com­ments and pings on by default.

    Thanks

  • Chris

    John, I just added those as config options in del2wp.php, in the config sec­tion. You can down­load the updated ver­sion from the projects page.

  • http://johnhesch.com John

    Thank you!

  • http://justin.titlehere.com Justin

    This is great. It will def­i­nitely be useful in the near future. One sug­ges­tion, which might not be hard to do. Would it be pos­si­ble to use the “extended” field from del.​icio.us to put just a little bit of com­men­tary about the link, if desired?

  • Chris

    Justin,

    The extended field is pulled in auto­mat­i­cally. It’s put in the entry con­tent auto­mat­i­cally, after the title, in p class=”extended”.

    It’s also added as a custom piece of meta data, under blogmark_description.

    In fact, I use my extended field for just such a com­men­tary use. Check out my blog­marks to see what I mean.

  • http://justin.titlehere.com Justin

    Oh, I see that now, it must have just not updated the post when I changed that on del.​icio.us