I’ve neglected both the plugin and the blog a little lately due to the run up to Christmas but have made some time to release a major upgrade to rb internal links.
Some of the new features include:
- Changing the charset to utf-8 for tinymce plugin (thanks to vanco)
- A switch from the {{ … }} method to <!– … –> for entering a link
- Putting in the option for ID or slug returned to editor, default to be ID (good idea, thanks again vanco)
- Support for creating an internal link with an image
- The intlink code is now hidden in visual mode, replaced with the highlighted text
- The parsing engine has been completely rewritten for speed and scalability
- Some code changes that should help people with problems related to the wysiwyg icon not turning up
- Added filter for ‘the_content_rss’
I’d like to thank everybody that has commented on the blog so far regarding the plugin, it has been more popular than I had hoped for and I really appreciate it. More feedback, ideas and code very welcome!
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Nice plugin. however I notice that it conflicts with WPG2 plugin which also adds an icon to TinyMCE toolbar… but only one of the icons will show. In fact the same also applies with another similar (yet inferior) plugin to yours, WP_page_linker (http://code.google.com/p/wp-page-linker/). Same deal with it. Page linker has one nice feature that yours does not … it shows the pages in their hierarchy … a little prettier to yours.
was testing with latest version. 0.13.
thanks
Glyn
Just downloaded and installed RB Internal Links, and I think I’m having a similar issue as glyn: I don’t see the icon in the wysiwyg. (And I did make sure it’s enabled in the options!) I don’t _think_ I have any other mce-mucking plugins installed, but I honestly couldn’t say, because I’m an idiot. Seriously, though, is there something I’m missing?
Ah, it’s me again…
Okay, so ignoring the wysiwyg thing for now, I added a line that generates a title attribute for the returned anchor:
if(isset($params['title'])) $html .= 'title="' . $params['title'] . '" ';Ideally, I’d have the presence of the title attribute (maybe set to “true”) grab the actual value from the db record to avoid having to manually type it in, but, well, I’m not that good. (Sure, I could hack something ugly that would work, but I thought you might have a more elegant solution, supposing you even find the idea worthwhile!)
Regardless, thanks for the plugin!
I’m testing WP on my testserver at the moment and I love your plugin. Small thing though, your plugin doesn’t seem to work with FCKeditor.
Maybe I’m doing something wrong, could you help me with this?