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1. yearginsm
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   Posted 4 years ago #

   I could not find similar functionality, so I wrote a short plugin that looks for a [version:?] tag in a post or page and insert the detected server software version. The plugin supports the following:

   [version:wordpress] -- WordPress
   [version:mysql] -- MySQL
   [version:php] -- PHP

   -- [software_versions.php] --

   <?php
   /*
   Plugin Name: Software Versions
   Version: 0.1
   Plugin URI: http://stephenyeargin.com/blog/tag/plugins/
   Description: Versions of server software returned in post or page content if [version:{software}] tag included. Available software: php, mysql, wordpress.
   Author: Stephen Yeargin
   Author URI: http://stephenyeargin.com
   */
   
   /*
    * Get Software Version
    *
    * Get current versions of your server software
    *
    * @param   string  Software to check
    * @return  string  Version number
    */
   function get_software_version($type)
   {
       $ver = '???';
       switch($type)
       {
           // MySQL
           case 'mysql':
               global $wpdb;
               $ver = $wpdb->get_var("SELECT VERSION() AS version;");
               break;
   
           // PHP
           case 'php':
               $ver = phpversion();
               break;
   
           // WordPress
           case 'wordpress':
               $ver = get_bloginfo('version');
               break;
       }
       return $ver;
   }
   
   /*
    * Software Version
    *
    * Filter given text for software version tag, return if requested
    *
    * @param   string  Text of entry
    * @return  string  Filtered text
    */
   function software_version($text)
   {
       $text = str_replace(
              array('[version:wordpress]', '[version:mysql]', '[version:php]'),
              array(get_software_version('wordpress'), get_software_version('mysql'), get_software_version('php')),
              $text);
   
       return $text;
   }
   
   add_filter('the_content', 'software_version');

   Hope someone finds this useful. A bit cleaner than using RunPHP().

   - Stephen

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