Sam Wilson's Journal

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1. On April 17th, 2008 at 7:34PM, Danny said:

   This is a nice plug-in. I have lot of addresses stored in excel worksheet. Is it possible to import them?

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2. On April 22nd, 2008 at 4:54AM, fabs said:

   hi, can you tell me how to translate this plugin?
   with regards,
   fabs

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3. On April 23rd, 2008 at 2:04AM, fabs said:

   hi,
   could you please put explanation in the readme or on the website for the pot files? how to name it for example.
   with regards,
   fabs

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4. On April 26th, 2008 at 10:48AM, Sam Wilson said:

   @Danny: I am thinking of incorporating import/export functionality, but haven’t done so yet; probably the easiest way is to use something like phpMyAdmin‘s CSV-import feature.

   @fabs: Fantastic! Yes, indeed, I shall help you be able to translate it! Of course.

   First of all, you need to get the latest Portable Object Template (.pot) file: addressbook.pot. See Translating WordPress on the Codex for information on what to do with this file (basically, you create a .po file in your language, and then a .mo file from that, but read the real documentation for details).

   Let me know if I can of any greater help.

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5. On April 29th, 2008 at 8:50PM, Ted said:

   Hi
   A question about output (I feel like I’m missing something really obvious).
   How/Can I show just one/specific address rather than the whole list of addresses?
   Ted

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6. On April 30th, 2008 at 9:42PM, seamus said:

   Hi, well I’ve searched everywhere for this type of functionality – well done for making it happen. Everything seems to be working so far in 2.5.1 – so congrats again!

   Functionality requests:

   1. To be able to filter output by switches or parameters in you the tag or admin – cforms does a great job, but does not need to be as fancy.
   2. To be able to sort by post code, zip or whatever to cluster and hopefully categorise – so all addresses in say Cambarra, Sydney or wherever can be easily presented or excluded.
   3. To push my luck a bit – a few ready made templates as I’ve seen how cleverly you’ve done the formatting in the php file.

   Thanks, I guess your off travelling soon or ? Can you let us know your own development plans.

   All the best

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7. On May 1st, 2008 at 7:07PM, seamus said:

   Hi again, apart from apologising for all my typos in the last post (sometimes you wish you can bring them back)! Would it be possible to have a choice of images rather than just a gravatar?

   On the template front maybe we can all submit our styles and that way people can cut ‘n paste?

   Thanks for a cool application

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8. On August 22nd, 2008 at 7:36AM, Nate said:

   I’m attempting to use your Addressbook 1.1 plugin for WordPress 2.6.1. So far it’s awesome! I just had one question. How does the gravatar pictures work? I’ve never used gravatars and now, the address page has a bunch of broken image links. Please email me back if you can. Thanks!

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9. On August 25th, 2008 at 1:13PM, Tom said:

   I like your widget, but have a couple of improvements I’d like to discuss paying you to develop as I am looking for a touch more functionality.

   I was hoping for an import/export (at least export) feature, a search interface (preferably by field), and a few more fields added on.

   Please drop me an email if you’re interested.

   Thank you,
   Tom

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10. On October 30th, 2008 at 7:51AM, Kim said:

    Great plugin, would really, really love the ability to export the address book! :-)

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11. On November 12th, 2008 at 3:17PM, Sam Wilson said:

    Righto, time for me to get cracking I think… I’ve got things all ready to extend with new features (well, sort of) as of version 1.1.3; see that post for more. :-)

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