DotNetKicks Plugin for WordPress and Live Writer

<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
digg_url = \'http://remy.supertext.ch/\';
digg_title = \'DotNetKicks Plugin for WordPress\';
digg_bodytext = \'This is cool.\';
digg_topic = \'programming\';
digg_skin = \'compact\';
//--></script>

9 Comments to “DotNetKicks Plugin for WordPress and Live Writer”

• Damien Guard says on November 27th, 2007 at 8:24 pm :

  You would be much better off using a WordPress plug-in to achieve this rather than dropping script into each post.

  The advantage would be that if you needed to change it, post outside of Live Writer or add additional kick/submit engines you could do it once in a single place… I personally use Gregarious.

  [)amien

• Remy Blaettler says on November 28th, 2007 at 10:20 am :

  Damien, thanks for the suggestion, Gregarious looks pretty sweet. The only thing is, that I write like 90% of my posts in WordPress. With the above plugin I can do everything from one tool (without having a Digg button on all my posts).

• Carl J says on November 28th, 2007 at 1:31 pm :

  This is something that I’ve also been looking for.

  Currently for my wordpress blog, I’ve just added the “kick it” code to the “AddThis” wordpress plugin. Only problem with this, is that all posts that are not dotnetkicks worthy will also have “Kick It”.

• Fabian says on November 28th, 2007 at 3:13 pm :

  Thanks for your hint pal

• Remy Blaettler says on November 28th, 2007 at 3:13 pm :

  Seems like there are actually a nice bunch of good solutions out there, just nothing that really covers all the cases.
  And thanks for the tip, didn’t know that you can add your own code to the AddThis plugin.

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• DevTopics says on December 12th, 2007 at 11:55 am :

  Terrific work, but this would be much easier if DotNetKicks solved this problem themselves like Digg does with a callable JavaScript program, so we could place the generic DotNetKicks button in our blog template and be done with it.

  With Digg, one just needs to add this code to the blog template, and voila, every blog post has a Digg button:

  digg_topic = ‘programming’;

• Remy Blaettler says on December 12th, 2007 at 6:48 pm :

  Yep, maybe should send this suggestion to the DotNetKicks guys. It’s open source, so maybe someone just does it?

• web tasarımı says on November 12th, 2009 at 6:57 am :

  Terrific work, but this would be much easier if DotNetKicks solved this problem themselves

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