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The permalink issue for tags, in theory, shouldn’t be that hard to correct if I can think of the right regex but for some reason I recall there being some issue with the “+” being used. I’m gonna give the .htaccess thing a try first, look at how bunnies’ plugin pulls it off if that doesn’t work, and then once I do get it writing the tag perms that way I’m likely going to have to change portions of the utw code so it will do the operations with encoding/decoding correctly for spaces and so it won’t conflict with the nifty combination operation which uses + in the uri to represent the operator. Hopefully, I can just make a rel-tag compliance mode addon for utw and possibly expand on some other aspects like more alternative uri operations/operators and scope limiting. Likely I’ll stop at the compliance mode part if I get that far because the other stuff has little practical value in comparison.

But drop me what you have for your plugin so far so I can take a break from the other stuff I’ve been doing for a bit and if I make any progress with the rel-tag stuff I’ll let you know… and of course please feel free to forward me any info you might stumble across on the subject!

Ja

<meta name="keywords" content="<?php if ((is_single) && (function_exists(UTW_ShowTagsForCurrentPost))) { UTW_ShowTagsForCurrentPost("textcommalist"); } else { e("umm, standard keywords, i guess"); } ?>" />

If that code segment doesn’t come out, the main idea is using this call below (after defining the custom format) in the header for single pages and sticking it in the metadata.

UTW_ShowTagsForCurrentPost(”textcommalist”);

Ja

I have solved the keywords / UTW problem and I currently writing a small plugin for others to use. If interested, I’ll send it along for review / thoughts. Its quite simple, I just have to learn how to store info into the DB in order to properly release it. I don’t like having to edit php files to make things work.

I will think upon your permalinks issue, but it sound pretty tricky!

First, open up ultimate-tag-warrior-core.php and find the spot where all the predefined format types are down a ways. Somewhere in there amongst the others, insert:

$predefinedFormats["textcommalist"] = array (”default”=>”, %tagdisplay%”, “first”=>”%tagdisplay%”, “none”=>$notagtext );


then go back to your k2 theme dir and open up header.php to get back to that meta thing, hehe… Insert something to the effect of:


" />


Hrm, hopefully, the code tags are enabled in this commenting and it all gets through okay, otherwise just email me. Anyhow, I’d advise putting a very strict if structure to change what is displayed on which pages if anything at all and setting the No Tag text as well as the final else to a set of default keywords. Oh, and you should be able to use what you were trying to use on tag and tags pages, use is_tag() for checking those… though I’d append a limited number of related tags using the ShowRelatedTags functionality on tag pages or you’ll just end up with the one tag. I really hope this isn’t too confusing. Very scatter-brained and short on time at the moment.

You can also define the custom format(s) without touching ulitmate-tag-warrior-core.php but in the interest of keeping things clean and ordered (partictularly the header code) I’m much more in favor of adding the formats to the UTW code.

Recently I’ve been trying to figure out how to get apache/wordpress/utw (dunno who’s really responsible yet, but I think fiddling with my .htaccess a bit may do the trick and then making some changes in utw) to produce rel-tag compliant tag links to my own tag pages (not links to technorati). The stumbling block is how spaces are encoded in permalink urls. With tags I need the spaces to be encoded as + signs. Let me know if you have any ideas!

Cheers,

Ja

I think it isn’t working is just simply because that the UTW tags only work if you placed it inside a loop. Do correct me if I am wrong.