404 Handler Plugin
Download:
Download version 2.5 or view the source.
If you find this plugin useful please donate to the author.
This plugin adds functionality to provide enhanced 404 messaging and logging. Adjust what methods of logging are used on the configuration page.
Revision History:
| version 1.0 | Original Release |
| version 1.1 | Bug Fixes |
| version 2.0 | Changed to using class structure. Also added signature idea from Rich Boakes |
| version 2.1 | Fixes to make compatible with Wordpress 2.0 |
| version 2.2 | Added Logging idea from Matt Read |
| version 2.3 | Made plugin identifier functions universal for all plugins. |
| version 2.4 | Added functions to stub to identify current available release. Adjusted options page to display. Fixed missing __CLASS__ constant for versions of PHP older than 4.3.0. Fixed issue with PHP5 installs. Fixed infinate recurtion caused by handle404() function name matching class name of Handle404. |
| version 2.5 | Fixed version notification. |
Installation:
- Copy the file rjs-404.php to the WordPress plugins directory on your server, (%WORDPRESS PATH%/wp-contents/plugins/).
- You will then need to activate the plugin from the WordPress administration plugins page.
- Adjust the options as necessary.
Credits:
| Rick Boakes | His signature idea is a good one. |
| Matt Read | Got the idea of storing a log in the wordpress DB from him. |
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What I want to do on my blog, is every few hours take the oldest post and move it to the
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a simple way to set up another plugin to do this (use my own feed perhaps)?
Thanks.
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