89769703_ds_private_blog25.php
269532107_njsl-sites-005.php
1924322746_widget_widgetbox.php
1780703027_ft_wpmu_metatags.php
ad-sharing.php
avatars.php
blog-activity.php
blog-types.php
content_monitor.php
forums.php
mass_mailer.php
plugin-commander.php
power-tools.php
signup-tos.php
upgrades_framework.php
upgrades_payment_module_paypal.php
widget-avatar.php
Listem
Listem is a WordPress MU plugin developed off of List-All plug-in for WordPress MU created by
Andrew Billits (http://www.wpmudev.org/project/list-all).
This is an updated version that allows ordering alphabetically as well. Creates a list of all blogs on a WPMU site.
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INSTALLATION:
Place the listem.php file in your mu-plugins directory
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Function: listem($blog_limit=”, $name_or_url=’name’, $begin_wrap=’<li>’, $end_wrap=’</li>’, $order_by=’alpha’)
All parameters are optional, can simply be called in your template as <?php listem(); ?> and the default settings
above will take the lead.
Parameter descriptions:
$blog_limit – This paramater is is you wish to limit the number of blogs to show. The default is unlimited.
$name_or_url – This parameter defines whether you wish to show the blog name or url within the link. Default is blog name.
Parameter Options: This parameter will accept either ‘name’ or ‘url’ as a valid value.
$begin_wrap – This parameter defines what appears before the listing. The default is a beginning <li> list item tag.
$end_wrap – This parameter defines what appears after the listing. The default is a ending </li> list item tag.
$order_by – This parameter determines how the list will be ordered. Default is ‘alpha’.
Parameter Options: This paramater will accept ‘updated’ which lists blogs by last updated, ‘first_created’ which lists by blog creation
oldest to newest, ‘last_created’ which lists by blog creation newest to oldest, and ‘alpha’ which lists blogs alphabetically.
Example using default settings:
<?php listem(); ?>
Example defining parameters:
<?php listem(‘5′, ‘name’, ‘<div>’, ‘</div>’, ‘updated’); ?>
<?php listem(‘100′, ‘name’, ‘<div>’, ‘</div>’, ‘last_created’); ?>
<?php listem(‘5′, ‘name’, ‘<div>’, ‘</div>’, ‘updated’); ?>
<?php listem(‘1000′, ‘name’, ‘<div>’, ‘</div>’, ‘first_created’); ?>
The above code will list 5 blogs by name within div tags by last updated.
Plugin Name: Blog Activity
Author: Andrew Billits
Files:
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blog-activity.php – goes in /wp-content/mu-plugins
Instructions:
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1) Place the files in the specified directories
2) Visit the plugin page under the site admin – the auto-installer will attempt to install the plugin
3) If the auto-install does not add the db table(s) for you then run the sql code in “sql.txt” on your wpmu db
Extra Goodies
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You can also place the stats anywhere on your blog
Function:
display_blog_activity_posts(PERIOD_IN_MINUTES)
display_blog_activity_comments(PERIOD_IN_MINUTES)
display_blog_activity_updated(PERIOD_IN_MINUTES)
EXample 1:
display_blog_activity_posts(5); will display the number of posts within the last five minutes
Example 2:
<p><?php display_blog_activity_updated(10); ?> blogs have been updated in the last ten minutes.</p>
This is a list of MU plugins in the MU folder
Manage plugins on all the blogs.
1368760174_plugman.php
http://wpmudev.org/project/Plugin-Manager
Manage plugins on all the blogs.
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Manage the meta tags
1780703027_ft_wpmu_metatags.php
This plugin gives you the ability to set custom ‘description’ and ‘keywords’ meta tags in the ‘head’ area of your site. The plugin is helpful because it gives the site admin the ability to set keywords and description for every page on every blog (site wide) and then it allows each individual blog admin to set their own description and keywords. The plugin then combines them into one before inserting the result into the head of your website. This is my first plugin for WPMU. Please let me know if you find anything that I should be doing differently.
To adjust the site wide keywords and description, sign in as a site administrator and go to the settings tab in the admin area. To adjust the keywords and description for a single blog, log in as a single blog admin (without site admin privileges) and navigate to the settings tab in the backend. Plugin Home: http://fullthrottledevelopment.com/wpmu-meta-tags
http://wpmudev.org/project/WPMU-Custom-Meta-Tags
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Manage menu access for blogs
572978637_ds_toggle_admin_menus.php
Options see the new options in site admin. Be careful here.
http://wpmudev.org/project/Menus
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not used.
Limit number of users added to blog
Owner: Dsader
Type: WPMU Plugin
Created: 2008-07-30 21:50:50
Last Modified: 2008-07-30 21:50:50
ds_users_limit.php (35 download(s))
Allows MU Site Admins(Site Admin–>Options) to limit the number of users that can be added by a blog admin before the “Add user from community” form is hidden.
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More Privacy Options
unable to get to work yet 8-11-2008
Owner: Dsader
Type: WPMU Plugin
Created: 2008-07-09 04:09:18
Last Modified: 2008-07-09 04:09:18
ds_private_blog25.php (243 download(s))
Adds three more levels of privacy to the Options–>Privacy page. Drop into mu-plugins.
1. Blog visible to any logged in community member.
2. Blog visible only to registered users of blog.
3. Blog visible only to administrators.
UPDATE 2.0 all options redirect through login.php, securing blog feeds now, too.(site-wide feed???)
Update May/24/08: site admin can also set privacy at misc. blog actions in wpmu-blogs.php
Update 2.2 May 29/08 removed cookie checks causing infinite redirects in WPMU1.5.1
Update 2.3 July3/08 added check for logged in user fixing more infinite redirects in WPMU1.5.1
Update 2.5 July 9/08 More tweaks. Added a timed refresh/redirect message for logged in users in the same css as the login page.