A new version of the VideoPop Plugin is available.
I had to make some changes to reflect changes in the recent WordPress 2.1 release. Added instructions to add your own dimensions to the page.

Version 1.3 of the VideoPop Plugin is up.
Added support for 3gp video and flash files and fixed some bugs. I added some information regarding streaming video on the page.

While playing around with my new Illustrator CS2, I got some ideas for wordpress themes.

Ok, version 1.2 of the VideoPop plugin for WordPress is ready. The new Version allows to add videos by URL or upload. I added more formats and dimensions, fixed some bugs. I hope the crash bug is resolved. Works with WordPress 2.0.

Puuuh, my whole work seems to circle around wordpress right now, which isn’t a bad thing.
Priority has a profile plugin for the MU version of wordpress. It features an interest search/match thingy, like in livejournal. Users my add as many terms as they like and are able to search for users with the same interests and a free search for any interest. This is done, still in the works is a user image function. A thumbnail of that image should show up everywhere the blog is referenced within the site, interest match results, recent posts on frontpage and so on.
 

Next in queue is an image gallery. I ported an image gallery I wrote last year to wordpress already but want to add some extra features. It’s very easy to use, just install the files, add a shorttag to a page and it is ready to go.
You can create different albums and you can choose if the big images should open inline, below the clickable thumbnails, or in a popup window. The feature I want to add is to seperate certain albums from the main gallery page to display them in post or pages. Every album has an id, just insert the id with a shorttag in your post and you could have a little gallery with 3 images that open in a popup window for example.
Those albums can be exluded from the main gallery.
 

Now that I have digital camera I realized I can’t upload videos with my own plugin! :)
The videos are in avi format which the videopop plugin doesn’t support right now. I can’t remember why, it certainly needs to get fixed.
There are a few bugs to fix, one of them is a “needed but forgotten code bug”, and I want to improve server requirement checking.
I hope this will help people to get a better idea why videopop isn’t running correctly on their server.
 
Read on…