Comments on: diggZ-Et - WordPress Plugin http://blog.rswr.net/2008/05/23/wordpress-plugin-diggz-et/ PHP Projects and more... Wed, 19 Nov 2008 11:34:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Gorkfu http://blog.rswr.net/2008/05/23/wordpress-plugin-diggz-et/#comment-2392 Gorkfu Mon, 10 Nov 2008 17:04:01 +0000 http://blog.rswr.net/?p=14#comment-2392 @duplz, There's a button position option in the settings. There's currently no manual way to place the button, but hopefully when I get time I'll make that happen. @duplz, There’s a button position option in the settings. There’s currently no manual way to place the button, but hopefully when I get time I’ll make that happen.

]]> By: duplz http://blog.rswr.net/2008/05/23/wordpress-plugin-diggz-et/#comment-2391 duplz Mon, 10 Nov 2008 08:50:27 +0000 http://blog.rswr.net/?p=14#comment-2391 hi,Gorkfu thanx,it works! but how can i control where the icon display? hi,Gorkfu
thanx,it works! but how can i control where the icon display?

]]> By: Gorkfu http://blog.rswr.net/2008/05/23/wordpress-plugin-diggz-et/#comment-2387 Gorkfu Thu, 06 Nov 2008 10:47:31 +0000 http://blog.rswr.net/?p=14#comment-2387 @Jan; Thanks Jan, glad you like it. :) @Beggers; Apparently the problem is on Digg's side. No matter what I do to change the curly quote encoding back to curly quotes (or vice versa), it still comes up as the encoding on their end. It is odd that it does because they do use UTF-8 encoding, so I would think it shouldn't be happening. Well the only solution is to not use curly quotes or I can put in a fix to change curly quotes to regular straight quotes. It's actually good practice to not use them, they have been known to screw up search engine results. I don't keep up on SEO practices, but I'm sure search engines still have issues with them. @Jan; Thanks Jan, glad you like it. :)

@Beggers; Apparently the problem is on Digg’s side. No matter what I do to change the curly quote encoding back to curly quotes (or vice versa), it still comes up as the encoding on their end. It is odd that it does because they do use UTF-8 encoding, so I would think it shouldn’t be happening.

Well the only solution is to not use curly quotes or I can put in a fix to change curly quotes to regular straight quotes.

It’s actually good practice to not use them, they have been known to screw up search engine results. I don’t keep up on SEO practices, but I’m sure search engines still have issues with them.

]]> By: Jan Ole Peek http://blog.rswr.net/2008/05/23/wordpress-plugin-diggz-et/#comment-2385 Jan Ole Peek Wed, 05 Nov 2008 06:33:35 +0000 http://blog.rswr.net/?p=14#comment-2385 Excellent plugin! Finally an easy to use digg plugin that just works right out of the box! Excellent plugin! Finally an easy to use digg plugin that just works right out of the box!

]]> By: Gorkfu http://blog.rswr.net/2008/05/23/wordpress-plugin-diggz-et/#comment-2384 Gorkfu Fri, 31 Oct 2008 23:06:31 +0000 http://blog.rswr.net/?p=14#comment-2384 Ah ok, I have to admit I have forgotten about curly quotes, as I never use them much, if at all. Digg's JavaScript is suppose to encode and decode any characters sent through, why they don't do it with curly quotes, I have no clue. I'll add a fix in for curly quotes in the next release. Ah ok, I have to admit I have forgotten about curly quotes, as I never use them much, if at all.

Digg’s JavaScript is suppose to encode and decode any characters sent through, why they don’t do it with curly quotes, I have no clue.

I’ll add a fix in for curly quotes in the next release.

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