• I’ve been using the “Technorati Tagging” plugin developed by Benedict O’Neill (the second plugin with that name listed under Plugins/Technorati), so I have a large number of articles with a “technorati” custom field populated with a comma-separated list. I recently upgraded to WordPress 2.0, and as such, there are some problems with the plugin; primarily, my cloud which once linked to /tag/WhateverMyTagWas to display a list of all the articles with that tag, now simply displays a list of all articles, regardless of tag. Still pings Technorati with the tags, so that still works, and I really don’t want to have to go back through all my old articles and retag them. I’m guessing this has to do with 2.0’s new aliasing system, which I tried to mess around with but ultimately gave up on.

    So what should I do? Benedict O’Neill doesn’t seem to be interested in supporting this anymore–the link on the plugin page goes to a 404 on his site now. How much trouble would it be to switch out a better supported plugin, like Bunny’s Technorati Tags? Would I lose a lot of functionality that way? Would I need to retag? Should I jump right into the code and try to upgrade O’Neill’s plugin to 2.0?

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  • Moderator Samuel Wood (Otto)

    (@otto42)

    WordPress.org Admin

    I use the Ultimate Tag Warrior myself, and it works very well, IMO.

    UTW includes functionality to import/export from/to custom fields. So you should be able to use it and have it read the tags out of your existing “technorati” fields.

    Thread Starter jefgodesky

    (@jefgodesky)

    Thanks! Conversion was quick and easy, and it provides a lot more functionality and support.

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