Netflix-X2
Author: Eric VanBergen
Author URI: http://www.ericvb.com
Credit Due: Albert Banks wrote the original Netflix plugin for WordPress, which the vast m
Version 1.3.1
- No need to include the rss.php any longer since we use SimplePie. Changed the require statments to call wp-includes/feed.php instead.
- Added a cache timer to counter the SimplePie 12 hour feed cache. Feeds are cached for 30 minutes now vs the 12 hour default.
Version 1.3
- Configured REAL widget functionality instead of the hacky wanna-be widget. Works much nicer with user being able to pick title.
- Moved the options page to be located under "Settings" vs under the plugins page. Seems to be the standard now.
- Added a settings link on the plugins page for less clicks to get to configure the plugin.
Version 1.2.2
- Switched fetch_rss functions from MagpieRSS to now use SimplePie function fetch_feed. This change done due to Magpie depreciation and non-active product.
- Removed ^M characters that had become present through Windows/Linux file editing.
Version 1.2.1
- Updated rss include statement in netflix.php - was making call to depreciated file rss-functions.php, now using rss.php.
Version 1.2
- Adding "text only" options for feed display. This can be set in the plugin options screen, and can also be called directly by using the get_textonly() function.
- Thanks to David McDonald - http://www.watchingred.com
Version 1.1
- Widgetized the netflix-x2 plugin. No configurable options yet though.
- Added new display option "text" to the netflix function. This returns the user's written review if they have picked the reviews feed; and returns the movie description for any other feed selection.
Version 1.0
- Started with the original 3.1 version of Albert's plugin.
- Added support for the Instant Queue RSS feed.
- Added support for the Reviews RSS feed.
Requires: 2.0.2 or higher
Compatible up to: 3.3.2
Last Updated: 2011-9-8
Downloads: 2,322
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