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WordPress Plugin: Dashboard Options

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Winging It has a Dashboard Options plugin that provides some new features for the Dashboard admin page of WordPress 1.5.

Features:

  1. Toggle the WordPress Development RSS feed on or off
  2. Toggle the WordPress Other News RSS feed on or off
  3. Toggle the Technorati RSS feed on or off
  4. Optionally display custom message text in the Dashboard
  5. Optionally treat custom message text as PHP, allowing extreme customization of the Dashboard content (if you know PHP)
  6. Optionally display additional, custom RSS feeds

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  1. XeroCool says: 3/4/2005

    Great. installed :)

  2. Todd says: 3/5/2005

    When I try to update the custom message or add an RSS feed, it’s not saving the changes. I have the file writable at 666.

  3. John says: 3/5/2005

    Are you using the correct syntax? I just added a feed and it worked fine. Use

    FEED_URL`NAME_OF_FEED`

    Be sure to use back ticks.

    Beyond that I don’t know. Your best bet is to contact the developer.

  4. Todd says: 3/6/2005

    Thanks, still not working, I’ll contact developer.

  5. Todd says: 3/6/2005

    There was a problem in the code, so there is a new release.

    make the following edit inside dashboardopts.php:

    Find the line:

    'show_technorati_feed' $dashboard_userlevel_guard )

    and change it to:

    'show_technorati_feed'= $dashboard_userlevel_guard )

    There was a bug in the code with the $user_level check

  6. Mark J says: 3/7/2005

    Take note that this isn’t a strict plugin… it requires a lot of hacking to work.