Juitter Plugin For Mango Blog
I read about Juitter this morning and thought it was a really cool twitter widget and decided to make a Mango Blog plugin from it.
Juitter is a lot like my twitter plugin but it does a lot more. In fact I would say that it's an all around better replacement plugin. It's feature list is rather impressive and covers some of items people had requested of the twitter plugin.
For starters you can display search results in your feed. So if you want to monitor the latest buzz about #mangoblog or #iphone you can. You can even search for multiple words at a time! You also have the option to show messages that were sent to you. Pretty handy if you like to display your feedback to the world.
Some other neat features include the ability to show twitter avatars in the feed. Of corse the text only option is also available too. Juitter also has a bad word filter. Now you can keep it clean and avoid any PR fiascos.
A few additional notable features include:
- Choose whether to open links in a new window or in the same window
- Restrict searchs by language
- Automatic linking of URLs and users(@)
- Update the tweets list by clicking on a hash tag (#)
- Support to update the search word or user after loaded
- Do not slow down your page while tweets are loading
The two plugins have similar functions but are slightly different in what they can do. For some people the two plugins might work best when used together. So try it out and let me know how it work.
Download Juitter Plugin
- Plugin version:
- 0.1
- Last Updated:
- 2009-10-13
- Requires:
- Mango Blog 1.3+
- Auto-install URL:
- http://www.visual28.com/assets/content/mango/juitter.zip
Tags: Freebies · Mango Blog · Plugins
1 comments so far ↓
$.Juitter is undefined
The error was coming from the onReady function. After some digging I finally found the issue. The problem came from ColdFusion debugging. Because of the debugging output a 2nd jquery js file was being called in. Once I turned of debugging everything started working just fine.
Great work on the plug-in.
--Dave
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