I believe that we should build trust when people try out Pods, and one of the ways to do that is to offer up links to some themes that come Pods-enabled or Pods-friendly out of the box. Part of that process is connecting with interested Theme authors to ensure they have the information on how …
Scott mentioned in a comment yesterday how certain Pod features should be kept hidden at first and should only be available upon activation. As per a couple of plugins, it seems like the module concept successfully utilized. Check out plugins like Members and Theme My Login for an example of what I mean. Thoughts??
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Pushed 1.9.4 out just now, should appear on WP.org shortly. Just another bug fix release – BUGFIX: Pod Pages – Only match Pod Page URIs that match current depth (specifically when using wildcards) BUGFIX: $groupby referenced but not used – and $orderby should be allowed to be empty (gives error if it is) BUGFIX: Allow …
Hey guys, quick update. Over the past month or two, I’ve been working on a new experiment (think Pods + MongoDB). More details coming shortly. I’ll be able to devote a lot more time towards Pods in early November. I really appreciate everyone’s efforts (especially Scott, who’s taken the lead) in making sure that 2.0 …
A thought just popped into my head. Regarding the new UI class in 2.0, is there a way to have AJAX in list modes? WordPress has its quick edit mode. It’d be cool if such a feature existed that users could set which fields appeared in that mode.
I was wondering how Pods would integrate with any sites using SSL? Any thoughts??
Be sure to tag your posts here with the related tags – specifically 2.0 and UI so that we can more easily keep track of those discussions through tag filtering. Thx!
I’m going to begin work on the Pods management portion of 2.0 as requested by @sc0ttclark. Taskmaster Clark ( 🙂 ) requests this to be focused on: “the advanced portions specifically, how best to put them in the ui and ‘hide’ them by default but allow advanced users to dig deeper into the ui itself …
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