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PLugins for Mango BlogMango Blog :: Comments RSS Feed Mod
Posted on :: Dec 16
I had found this topic on the mango Blog Forums where a user was asking about Comment Feeds for Posts.
Well Laura had posted some great code to use for it and I downloaded it myself and tweaked the code to add a new property to the <mango:PostProperty> Tag call commentslink.
Here is the code currently available in a zip file with a readme and all the code neccessary to implement the Comments RSS Feed Mod.
Mango Documentation Plug-in Available!!!
Posted on :: May 7
I've written my first REAL Mango Plugin, MangoDocs, which adds Mango Documentation to the Administration Panel. This Plugin coversMango Tags, Events, Skins & Customization, Plugins and PLugin Development, Custom Authorization and Some General FAQs.
This plugin has been compiled from serveral sources including mangoblog.org, fusiongrokker.com, visual28.com and some topics I've written about Mango. It also covers some indepth-plugin development, Skin Customization and a few advanced topics.
It's valid for Mango Version 1.3.1 and can be installed automatically by inserting the URL below into your Add-Ons download URL.Download the Mango Docs Plugin automatically by using the URL:
http://alteredpixels.net/download.cfm?id=30BD6729-CC84-3536-E9D4E94B94060371Link Counter For Mango
Posted on :: Apr 28
What this Add-on and a fewlines of modification (and a new Database Table) does is enables Mango Blog to keep track of how many times a link (not your Site's Links, but links you setup in the Links Admnistration) are clicked.
I wrote this becasue I was wondering what links in my available links were the most downloaded/viewed, so I wrote this to assist me.BasePlugin.cfc in Mango 1.3
Posted on :: Apr 28
Following on from my previous post, I’ll now expand on the BasePlugin.cfc component provided with Mango 1.3.
BasePlugin.cfc contains a number of commonly used, unchanging functions which will remove the need to specify them every time you write a plugin.
These include getters and setters, preference handling and saving, and access to the plugin’s assets directory.
The easiest way to show you what’s going on is with an example.
SubCategories Support for Mango
Posted on :: Apr 2
Through some tough trial and error, I have at long last enabled my Mango Powered Site to use Subcategories!
It's a bit tedious, but I've put together two download package so you too can have your Mango Blog have subcategories, One is for the Admin Panel and one is for the Front End.