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December 14th, 2007
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Shows a semi-transparent box on the document you are viewing that tells you if its a page, single, feed, category, etc..
Description
AskApache What Is This is a simple plugin that makes it easy for developers and code hackers to view the type of document currently being displayed by WordPress at any time, but only if the user is logged in.
Full List of Checks:
is_admin, is_paged, is_archive, is_attachment, is_author, is_category, is_tag, is_comments_popup, is_date, is_day, is_feed, is_home, is_month, is_page, is_plugin_page, is_preview, is_robots, is_search, is_single, is_singular, is_time, is_trackback, is_year, is_404.
Download AskApache What Is This Plugin
Installation
- Upload
askapache-what-is-this.zipto the/wp-content/plugins/directory - Unzip into its own folder
/wp-content/plugins/askapache-what-is-this/askapache-what-is-this.php - Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
- Go to your Options Panel and open the "AA WhatIsThis" submenu to set your options
Screenshots
Reader Comments
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To detail the problem I'm having: configuration page only shows a "save" button but no option is displayed.
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Hi, thanks for the plugin! However, I could not make it work with WP 2.8.6.
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wow!!! - this is great! plugin is FIVE! - you are one crazy dude!
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Thank you! This is such a useful plugin for hacking plugins!
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I suggest that you replace the die() at the beginning of aa_what_is_this() with return; (line 64, plugin version 2.1) Explicitly terminating script execution a hook function can cause problems. In particular, since in my theme the wp_footer hook is executed before outputing the final HTML tags, your plugin cuts off the last part of the template and causes a conflict with other plugins (in particular, WP Super Cache).
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