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Changeset 452703


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Timestamp:
10/19/2011 03:05:05 AM (14 years ago)
Author:
tombenner
Message:

Revising the readme to reflect the existence of multiple example plugins

Location:
wp-mvc
Files:
4 edited

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  • wp-mvc/tags/1.1.1/README.md

    r452134 r452703  
    1919------------
    2020
    21 1. Upload `wp-mvc` to the `wp-content/plugins/` directory
    22 1. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
     211. Put `wp-mvc` into the `wp-content/plugins` directory
     221. Activate the plugin in the "Plugins" menu in WordPress
    23231. Make sure that [Pretty Permalinks](http://codex.wordpress.org/Introduction_to_Blogging#Pretty_Permalinks) are enabled and working
    24 1. Either set up the example plugin to see how WP MVC works or start creating an application using the code generation utility `wpmvc`:
     241. Either set up one of the example plugins to see how WP MVC works or start creating a plugin using the code generation utility `wpmvc`:
    2525
    26 #### Setting up the example WP MVC-based plugin:
     26#### Setting up one of the example WP MVC-based plugins:
    2727
    28 1. Move its directory (e.g. `wp-content/plugins/wp-mvc/examples/events-calendar-example`) into the `wp-content/plugins/` directory (e.g. `wp-content/plugins/events-calendar-example`)
    29 1. Activate the plugin through the "Plugins" menu in WordPress
     281. Copy its directory (e.g. `wp-content/plugins/wp-mvc/examples/events-calendar-example`) into the `wp-content/plugins` directory (e.g. `wp-content/plugins/events-calendar-example`)
     291. Activate the plugin in the "Plugins" menu in WordPress
    3030
    3131After doing so, you should see administrative menus for each model in WordPress, and you'll be able to browse to URLs like `/events/`, `/events/1/`, `/venues/`, etc to see the public-facing views.
    … …  
    5151#### Is feature X available?
    5252
    53 Most of the functionality that's available is used in the example applications, so if there's functionality that you'd like to use that isn't implemented in those or mentioned on [wpmvc.org](http://wpmvc.org), it may not exist yet. However, if it's something that is widely useful, I'd certainly be willing to implement it myself or to accept any well-written code that implements it. Please feel free to either add a topic in the WordPress forum or contact me through GitHub for any such requests:
     53Most of the functionality that's available is used in the example plugins, so if there's functionality that you'd like to use that isn't implemented in those or mentioned on [wpmvc.org](http://wpmvc.org), it may not exist yet. However, if it's something that is widely useful, I'd certainly be willing to implement it myself or to accept any well-written code that implements it. Please feel free to either add a topic in the WordPress forum or contact me through GitHub for any such requests:
    5454
    5555* [WordPress Forum](http://wordpress.org/tags/wp-mvc?forum_id=10)

  • wp-mvc/tags/1.1.1/readme.txt

    r452170 r452703  
    2222== Installation ==
    2323
    24 1. Upload `wp-mvc` to the `wp-content/plugins/` directory
    25 1. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
     241. Put `wp-mvc` into the `wp-content/plugins` directory
     251. Activate the plugin in the "Plugins" menu in WordPress
    26261. Make sure that [Pretty Permalinks](http://codex.wordpress.org/Introduction_to_Blogging#Pretty_Permalinks) are enabled and working
    27 1. Either set up the example plugin to see how WP MVC works or start creating an application using the code generation utility `wpmvc`:
     271. Either set up one of the example plugins to see how WP MVC works or start creating a plugin using the code generation utility `wpmvc`:
    2828
    29 #### Setting up the example WP MVC-based plugin:
     29#### Setting up one of the example WP MVC-based plugins:
    3030
    31 1. Move its directory (e.g. `wp-content/plugins/wp-mvc/examples/events-calendar-example`) into the `wp-content/plugins/` directory (e.g. `wp-content/plugins/events-calendar-example`)
    32 1. Activate the plugin through the "Plugins" menu in WordPress
     311. Copy its directory (e.g. `wp-content/plugins/wp-mvc/examples/events-calendar-example`) into the `wp-content/plugins` directory (e.g. `wp-content/plugins/events-calendar-example`)
     321. Activate the plugin in the "Plugins" menu in WordPress
    3333
    3434After doing so, you should see administrative menus for each model in WordPress, and you'll be able to browse to URLs like `/events/`, `/events/1/`, `/venues/`, etc to see the public-facing views.
    … …  
    5353= Is feature X available? =
    5454
    55 Most of the functionality that's available is used in the example applications, so if there's functionality that you'd like to use that isn't implemented in those or mentioned on [wpmvc.org](http://wpmvc.org), it may not exist yet. However, if it's something that is widely useful, I'd certainly be willing to implement it myself or to accept any well-written code that implements it. Please feel free to either add a topic in the WordPress forum or contact me through GitHub for any such requests:
     55Most of the functionality that's available is used in the example plugins, so if there's functionality that you'd like to use that isn't implemented in those or mentioned on [wpmvc.org](http://wpmvc.org), it may not exist yet. However, if it's something that is widely useful, I'd certainly be willing to implement it myself or to accept any well-written code that implements it. Please feel free to either add a topic in the WordPress forum or contact me through GitHub for any such requests:
    5656
    5757* [WordPress Forum](http://wordpress.org/tags/wp-mvc?forum_id=10)

  • wp-mvc/trunk/README.md

    r452134 r452703  
    1919------------
    2020
    21 1. Upload `wp-mvc` to the `wp-content/plugins/` directory
    22 1. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
     211. Put `wp-mvc` into the `wp-content/plugins` directory
     221. Activate the plugin in the "Plugins" menu in WordPress
    23231. Make sure that [Pretty Permalinks](http://codex.wordpress.org/Introduction_to_Blogging#Pretty_Permalinks) are enabled and working
    24 1. Either set up the example plugin to see how WP MVC works or start creating an application using the code generation utility `wpmvc`:
     241. Either set up one of the example plugins to see how WP MVC works or start creating a plugin using the code generation utility `wpmvc`:
    2525
    26 #### Setting up the example WP MVC-based plugin:
     26#### Setting up one of the example WP MVC-based plugins:
    2727
    28 1. Move its directory (e.g. `wp-content/plugins/wp-mvc/examples/events-calendar-example`) into the `wp-content/plugins/` directory (e.g. `wp-content/plugins/events-calendar-example`)
    29 1. Activate the plugin through the "Plugins" menu in WordPress
     281. Copy its directory (e.g. `wp-content/plugins/wp-mvc/examples/events-calendar-example`) into the `wp-content/plugins` directory (e.g. `wp-content/plugins/events-calendar-example`)
     291. Activate the plugin in the "Plugins" menu in WordPress
    3030
    3131After doing so, you should see administrative menus for each model in WordPress, and you'll be able to browse to URLs like `/events/`, `/events/1/`, `/venues/`, etc to see the public-facing views.
    … …  
    5151#### Is feature X available?
    5252
    53 Most of the functionality that's available is used in the example applications, so if there's functionality that you'd like to use that isn't implemented in those or mentioned on [wpmvc.org](http://wpmvc.org), it may not exist yet. However, if it's something that is widely useful, I'd certainly be willing to implement it myself or to accept any well-written code that implements it. Please feel free to either add a topic in the WordPress forum or contact me through GitHub for any such requests:
     53Most of the functionality that's available is used in the example plugins, so if there's functionality that you'd like to use that isn't implemented in those or mentioned on [wpmvc.org](http://wpmvc.org), it may not exist yet. However, if it's something that is widely useful, I'd certainly be willing to implement it myself or to accept any well-written code that implements it. Please feel free to either add a topic in the WordPress forum or contact me through GitHub for any such requests:
    5454
    5555* [WordPress Forum](http://wordpress.org/tags/wp-mvc?forum_id=10)

  • wp-mvc/trunk/readme.txt

    r452170 r452703  
    2222== Installation ==
    2323
    24 1. Upload `wp-mvc` to the `wp-content/plugins/` directory
    25 1. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
     241. Put `wp-mvc` into the `wp-content/plugins` directory
     251. Activate the plugin in the "Plugins" menu in WordPress
    26261. Make sure that [Pretty Permalinks](http://codex.wordpress.org/Introduction_to_Blogging#Pretty_Permalinks) are enabled and working
    27 1. Either set up the example plugin to see how WP MVC works or start creating an application using the code generation utility `wpmvc`:
     271. Either set up one of the example plugins to see how WP MVC works or start creating a plugin using the code generation utility `wpmvc`:
    2828
    29 #### Setting up the example WP MVC-based plugin:
     29#### Setting up one of the example WP MVC-based plugins:
    3030
    31 1. Move its directory (e.g. `wp-content/plugins/wp-mvc/examples/events-calendar-example`) into the `wp-content/plugins/` directory (e.g. `wp-content/plugins/events-calendar-example`)
    32 1. Activate the plugin through the "Plugins" menu in WordPress
     311. Copy its directory (e.g. `wp-content/plugins/wp-mvc/examples/events-calendar-example`) into the `wp-content/plugins` directory (e.g. `wp-content/plugins/events-calendar-example`)
     321. Activate the plugin in the "Plugins" menu in WordPress
    3333
    3434After doing so, you should see administrative menus for each model in WordPress, and you'll be able to browse to URLs like `/events/`, `/events/1/`, `/venues/`, etc to see the public-facing views.
    … …  
    5353= Is feature X available? =
    5454
    55 Most of the functionality that's available is used in the example applications, so if there's functionality that you'd like to use that isn't implemented in those or mentioned on [wpmvc.org](http://wpmvc.org), it may not exist yet. However, if it's something that is widely useful, I'd certainly be willing to implement it myself or to accept any well-written code that implements it. Please feel free to either add a topic in the WordPress forum or contact me through GitHub for any such requests:
     55Most of the functionality that's available is used in the example plugins, so if there's functionality that you'd like to use that isn't implemented in those or mentioned on [wpmvc.org](http://wpmvc.org), it may not exist yet. However, if it's something that is widely useful, I'd certainly be willing to implement it myself or to accept any well-written code that implements it. Please feel free to either add a topic in the WordPress forum or contact me through GitHub for any such requests:
    5656
    5757* [WordPress Forum](http://wordpress.org/tags/wp-mvc?forum_id=10)
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