Well I guess I made a new friend… SEOidiot is the guy who spotted my fuel receipt, has also won a t-shirt from Shoemoney US, and is really good pals with Shoemoney UK. I’m gonna see if I can bribe him with beer to make me a cool cartoon header for my blog.
Small world.
Tooo spooky… I just found a link from on one of my sites home pages, anchor text ‘Preston SEO’… this leads me to daedal.co.uk – I live in Preston (small place really), and registered daedalian.eu only a couple of weeks ago.
That’s even stranger than the guy who recognised my petrol receipt.
I like Shoemoney UK’s comment on this post so much that I should throw him some link love to help out with the competition.
The Shoemoney UK site is almost as cool as monkey pics, which I thought was VERY amusing.
Spent some (more) time today on the camper’s roof. Nearly finished fixing the canvas on – looking forward to spending some time actually camping rather than fixing up. Don’t ask me why I spend so much effort on this old machine rather than buying a shiny new one, or importing a shiny old one from Aus or the US – I haven’t got a sensible answer!
Due to popular demand from some of my pals over at DP here is the all-new super-duper Pilkster.com Amazon plugin for WordPress (example). I don’t usually release my scripts to the public, so please help me out if I haven’t packaged it right… also, you guys are beta-testing this thing. No warranty expressed or implied.
I want to give credit to the original creator of the ASM2 script which this plugin is built from – freekrai.net
I would really appreciate the following:
Prior to installation you will need an Amazon developer key.
Installation instructions:
Known problems:
Depending on your version of WordPress you may the following php error:
Warning: extract(): First argument should be an array in /home/yoursite/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php on line 2109
To fix:
open wp-includes/functions.php
goto to line number 2109
you will find something like
extract($wp_query->query_vars);
and change it to:
if (is_array($wp_query->query_vars)) extract($wp_query->query_vars);
Many WordPress themes will give problems in use due to the way they have been constructed. This will be covered in a seperate post. Please let me know which themes work out OK for you, and which give problems. Also, if you make a fix to a theme please send me a copy and I will share it through the site.
