5. July 2006, 14:36Jerome’s Keyword Manager – Final Destination |
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Finally – This should be it. After reports of bugs nearly to big for such a small plugin i’ve rewritten the original sql clause with a little bit better one. Now we should have Jerome’s Keywords Manager – Final Destination.
Download the (i hope) final version:
| jeromes-keywords-manager-v4.zip Internal name: final destination |
For the more technical fraction of my growing fan-community:
The original sql clause to retrieve posts with an specific assigned keyword was formulated to generally and reported to many results. A basic "attribute LIKE %keyword%" wasn’t correct in this case.
Sample:
Chip showed me this example: We have lot’s of posts tagged with the keyword "c" (programming language). After selecting the keyword in the Jerome’s Keywords Manager overview page, all posts having assigned keywords with the letter "c" would be shown on the edit page (like "cocaine", "furuncle", "canalisation", "canabalismn" and so on). urg.
Solution:
Since jerome decided to save assigned keywords as a comma-seperated list (straight without spaces in between) the SQL-Clause was redefined easely:
attribute LIKE ‘keyword,%’ OR
attribute LIKE ‘%,keyword’ OR
attribute LIKE ‘%,keyword,%’ OR
attribute = ‘keyword’
This should catch all cases.

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Comment by Sterling Camden
Johannes, I got some sort of PHP error with the new plugin. It just produces a blank page (dies after the dashboard menus) in Manage/Jerome’s Keywords. I’ll try to better identify the failure.
Comment by Sterling Camden
Here it is: ‘WHERE meta_key=\’keywords\’ AND (" Mismatched quotes (caught by SlickEdit syntax highlighting)
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[...] You can download the corrected version below. If Jerome would like to adopt this fix in his master version, I’ll take down my copy and point to him instead. Johannes, you might want to implement a similar test in your Jerome’s Keywords Manager plugin. Sorry to give you one more place to go after your “final destination”. Share and Enjoy:These icons link to social bookmarking sites where readers can share and discover new web pages. [...]
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Comment by Jan
Ich habe Wordpress 2.0.5, Jerome’ Keywords 1.9 und den Manager 4. Beim Klick auf Verwalten -> Jerome’s Keywords gibt es nur eine leere Seite. Testkeywords sind vorhanden. Ich stehe vor einem Brezel… Bin für jede Tipp dankbar. Die Dateien habe ich alle wie beschrieben eingespielt. Mh.