Something that I worked on and finished up before leaving sunKING is AE’s 77e New Music Weekly. It showcases a lot of really great bands and provides a few free mp3s each week.
My Markdown plugin is not processing on the homepage and archives.
These guys have created a iPhone version of the WordPress interface. Well done.
If you build just about any Flash application you will need a menu that will manage button states and let you know when something has been clicked. This class will do that and can be implemented in projects big and small. Below is a very basic example on how it can be used, on the Mall World page it is implemented six times. Can you guess where?
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var menu = new Menu();
menu.addItem({clip: buttonOne, id: 1});
menu.addItem({clip: buttonTwo, id: 2});
menu.addEventListener(MenuEvent.NAVIGATE, this.menuNavigateHandler);
This code is released under the MIT License with just one request. If you improve it in some way that could benefit other users leave a comment.
edt-Embed is a WordPress plugin for embedding content into your posts. As of right now it only supports SWF content using Geoff Stearns’ SWFObject, but I hope to extend it to also embed QuickTime, WMV and any other media that may need to be embeded into a post.
The original concept and code for the plugin came from Ross Gerbasi’s plugin for embeding Google Video. After looking at the code that ended up being embeded on every page, I decided to make my own version that would be a little cleaner and easier on your bandwidth. Ross has a newer version of his plugin that is worth checking it out as an alternative to this.
You can embed content with just a src attribute based on what the content is. swf, flv, smil, mp3, yt (YouTube), gv (Google Video) and gmv (GameVideos.com). The flv, smil and mp3 file types require a swf on your server with it’s constant set in the plugin ready to accept a variable of the same name (flv=”myFlv.flv”). Example files coming soon.
[embed youTube=“YouTubeVideo.swf”][/embed]
[embed googleVideo=“GoolgeVideo.swf”][/embed]
[embed gameVideo=“GameVideos.com.swf”][/embed]
[embed flv=“MyFLV.flv”][/embed]
[embed mp3=“MyFLV.flv”][/embed]
Or you can add any or all the attributes of the video.
[embed yt=“YouTubeVideo.swf” width=“320” height=“240” version=“9”][/embed] [embed yt=“YouTubeVideo.swf” version=“9”][/embed]
You need to edit the plugin’s constants to set default width, height and version numbers for all the content types. I have some defaults set already for YourTube, Google Video and GameVideos.com. Also, if you are doing an FLV, MP3, or SMIL player, you need to have the variables set in the plugin for the swf path to those players.
