Posts Tagged ‘wordpress’wp-comments-notifier is an open source application written in QT/C++ that alerts you when new comments are posted on your WordPress blog (works well with WordPress MU too), It displays an icon in your system tray to let you know if you have new comments,It also includes features that allow you to manage/reply/edit your comments directly from your desktop.
FCKEditor for wordpress has been upgraded to version 3.2 with support for wordpress’s “Read more” feature:
FCKEditor for wordpress has been upgraded to version 3.1 to work with the lastest version of FCKEditor : CKEditor 3.0.1.you can try the demo of CKEditor here: http://ckeditor.com/demo
This version adds a feature that can automatically generate “noindex,follow” meta tag in your paged comments page to avoid duplicate content in search engine.Many thanks to Hank’s for his great comment and advice to YAAPC:
Isn’t that causeing a lot of duplicate content? Do i’ve to stop all “?p=x&cp=x#comments” pages from being indexed via .htaccess/robot.txt or is there a switch to mark them “noindex” in robots meta tag? Every click on another comments page is counted as real pageview, right?
First,download and install the FastCgi Extension for IIS 6 from microsoft.The FastCGI protocol enables PHP applications to be hosted on the IIS web server in a high-performance and reliable way.FastCGI re-uses CGI processes for multiple requests, which provides a significant performance boost as compared to CGI.
This Plugin provides Ajax enabled comments system with paging,posting and form validation to your WordPress blog.
Features:
When the user navigate through the comments via page selector,only the comments area will be send back to the client and refreshed,not the full page.This actually save your server load and bandwidth thus making your blog faster and more responsive. The paging system works even if JavaScript is disabled.
Pagination can cause a duplicate content issue with search engines.YAAPC can automatically generate “noindex,follow” meta tag in your paged comments page to avoid duplicate content in search engines that may hurt your rankings.(many thanks for Hank’s great comment and advice)
Posting comments via Ajax,without page refreshing.
validate the user input in comment form before sending to server.