May
22nd 2011
Feedburner Email Widget 1.1.2

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  • Wolvox

    Is it possible to use it as shorcode, or template tag in my theme? I don’t want to use it as a widget, so I need to add code my self…

    Thanks!

    • Anonymous

      Hey Wolvox I’m looking into the possibilities to create a shortcode for the widget. I’ll keep you updated when I know more and/or when I push an update with the shortcode in :) .

    • Anonymous

      Hey wanted to let you know I have a working prototype I’ll be tweaking and fine tuning the next couple of days before adding it to 1.1.3 :D .

  • Max

    Hi – Really like the plugin. I’m fairly new to wordpress and have not much experience with code.

    Would someone be able to point me to the right place in the php file so I can have some default text displayed in the search field? Something basis like “type here…” similar to “search here” in searchforms

    Thanks!

    • Anonymous

      It’s also possible to add that to the plugin. Added such text is easy making a smooth user experience requires a bit of javascript.

      If you prefer to do it yourself look for the following line and add a value attribute:
                  $html .= ”;

      • Max

        Thanks for the quick reply. I was able to do that, changed the code to:

        $html .= ”;

        It works but users have to manually delete that now if they want to enter the email address (guess that’s what you meant by poor user experience). My site is http://www.wishfulchef.com and I have 2 search forms, the feedburner one and a plain search this site form, for the latter it works already, trying to replicate that now…

        • Anonymous

          That is exactly what I mean ;) . Try this:
          $html .= ”;

          Like the idea tbh I’ll add this to 1.1.3.

          • Max

            awesome, this works great. thank you!
            the other search form i have on my site that came with my theme uses a lot more code than what you just posted..like the simplicity

            • Anonymous

              np :) .

              It completely depends on what it’s designed to do. This is a simple task so it can be done very simple.

              • Max

                hey, one more question :)

                what’s the easiest way to remove the submit button to only show the input field? would like to know which lines of code to comment out so i can turn it back on later if needed

                • Anonymous

                  This is the line adding the submit button.
                              $html .= ”;

                • Anonymous

                  Pusing 1.1.3 in a few minutes including this code.