Dale Mugford // Nov 05, 2008
We haven’t updated our flagship plugin WPtouch in a few weeks, but that doesn’t mean we’re not working on moving things forward with it. While today is far more historic for entirely different reasons which I’m sure we’re all taking in, we wanted to take a moment and share with you the incredible success that our mobile iPhone/iPod touch plugin has garnered in just 5 months.
Combined together, the statistics for WPtouch on WordPress’s website and our own now bring total downloads for the plugin to over 25,000 37,000— a remarkable achievement for such a niche plugin. We hope it speaks both to the quality of our work and the way that you, our users, have become such a valiant community in supporting and encouraging its use and growth. We also know that it speaks to the massive wave of new iPhone & iPod touch mobile users who are …
Dale Mugford // Oct 05, 2008 // 5 responses
WPtouch 1.4 has been released here on the website and on the official WordPress plugins repository, which means you can upgrade automatically through the WordPress 2.5+ admin panel if you'd like.
This update is meant as a maintenance update, targeting performance, stability, and fixing outstanding bugs with the WPtouch ...
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Dale Mugford // Sep 08, 2008 // 4 responses
Har har! Seriously, the menu issues, effects, and bookmark problems should be resolved. Duane combed over the code tonight and found some parts of it which we did not convert with jQuery no-conflict code.
Though it's not much for a release, it's the kind of bug that's been troublesome for both ...
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Dale Mugford // Aug 30, 2008 // 8 responses
We originally thought we'd offer WPtouch 2.0 for sale, as a means by which we could justify the continued development time we'd like to invest in it, and protect it from being stolen and re-sold by others.
We would have offered it at a small fee, and that fee would ...
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Dale Mugford // Aug 29, 2008 // no responses yet
We've received many e-mails from users suffering menu issues as of 1.3, when we switched the javascript in WPtouch to jQuery from Prototype.
While much faster and a better platform overall for WPtouch, it is currently causing problems for some users.
The issue lies in having other plugins on our site activated ...
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Dale Mugford // Aug 24, 2008 // 4 responses
Happy days! We've ironed out even more bugs with the latest revision to the 1.3 branch, bringing the code corrections, additions and changes to well over the 50+ mark on the 1.2.1 branch in less than a week.
The latest addition has the following notable fixes/changes:
Ability to manually change the header ...
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Dale Mugford // Aug 18, 2008 // 2 responses
Apple, after releasing the 2.0.1 update a little while back has pushed out another 'bug fix' update today. I'm currently in the process of updating. Hopefully this will again shore up some of the blunders that the rather beta-feeling 2.0 update delivered.
WPtouch 1.3
Duane and I have been hard at work, ...
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Dale Mugford // Aug 15, 2008 // no responses yet
There's a lot of work still to be done, but we've built the foundation for themes in WPtouch 2.0. And the great thing about it is that you can toggle between them on the fly easily, without any FTP finagling.
There will be a few official themes to choose from when ...
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Dale Mugford // Aug 10, 2008 // 3 responses
WPtouch 1.2.1 has been released here on the website and on the official WordPress plugins repository, which means you can upgrade automatically through the WordPress 2.5+ admin panel if you'd like.
Here's a quick list of the updates/changes:
The ability to disable Gravatars in comments (speeds up the load time considerably)
Redundant, unused ...
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Dale Mugford // Jul 10, 2008 // 2 responses
As if there isn't enough conjecture and hoopla surrounding the launch of the iPhone 3G tomorrow along with a new version of iTunes, AppleTV software, The iPhone/iPod touch App Store and of course the iPhone 2.0 software. Still, I thought I'd throw some thoughts in the bucket from someone who's ...
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