In this tutorial I’m going to show you how to add an inline address lookup to your web forms using the PostcodeAnywhere webservice and the Yahoo! Connection Manager.
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John Oxton (of joshuaink.com) writes that his recent project Bite Size Standards is ‘currently a failure’, as it has received some criticism of late. The site was set up six months ago to serve little tidbits of code and understanding, and is a purely altruistic effort from John and his helpers to help a few people out along the way.
I didn’t see any criticism along the way, and I think what is being offered is top notch. Maybe just because something hasn’t lived up to the expectations of one person doesn’t make it a failure? It’s better than most people have done…
I’ve released Pages+ v0.2 and moved it to it’s own page! Updates include a sort toolbar and a few slight tweaks.
Update: I’ve moved pages+ to it’s own page - click here to continue
Pages+ is my first decent wordpress plugin, and will be of use to those with many pages within their wordpress site. It replaces the Manage ยป Pages admin page with a more simple way of navigating to a page.
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