WPhone 1.3.1: Mobile WordPress Admin.

[Stephane Daury]

Quick shout to the iPhoneWebDev crew, because you've all helped
without knowing.

If any of you are running WordPress as a blogging platform, you might
be interested in checking out the latest release of our WPhone mobile
admin plugin.
http://wphoneplugin.org/
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wphone/

Browsing through the iPhoneWebDev archives was a huge help while
troubleshooting this iUI-based web app, and the same goes for the
Google Project issues list.

So thanks all! :-)

One thing's for sure, iUI both helped and made my life miserable. ;-)

I think we'll keep using/bundling it, and participate in its
development when allowed/needed so all the projects gain in the end,
which is after all the point of it all.

--
Stephane Daury
http://tekartist.org/

[Thomas Tempelmann]

On 22.10.2007 8:14 Uhr, "Stephane Daury" <stephan...@gmail.com> wrote:

> If any of you are running WordPress as a blogging platform, you might
> be interested in checking out the latest release of our WPhone mobile
> admin plugin.

Awesome! I just started using WP three days ago - this is very convenient.
Thanks from all Santas (santas.tempel.org)!

Thomas

[Stephane Daury]

Thomas, as far as my kids are concerned, you just made writing that
plugin all worth it right there. :)

Merry SantaCon to you. :)

Stephane

[Stephane Daury]

On Oct 22, 2007, at 5:18, Thomas Tempelmann wrote:

Just a note to those who came in and helped us out on the forums,
coming from this thread: we wan the WordPress Admin Challenge! :)

http://wphoneplugin.org/2007/11/13/and-the-winner-is/
extra info: http://tekartist.org/blog/2007/11/14/release-wphone-141-winner-edition/

Stephane Daury

[Ron F]

A well deserved award. I just installed it, and it's gorgeous on the
ipone, and quite useful.

Thanks so much, and great work!

Ron

[Stephane Daury]

Thanks Ron. :) Glad to know it's helping.

On a semi-related note, turns out it's also working pretty well on the
Android platform, right out of the box.
http://wphoneplugin.org/2007/11/14/taming-the-robot-wphone-on-android/
Though it'll just take a few CSS/JS tweaks.

Stephane

[Ron F]

On Nov 15, 12:16 pm, Stephane Daury <stephane.da...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Thanks Ron. :) Glad to know it's helping.

The only thing I've found, and I might just be missing it, is that I
can't log out of the admin interface.

Ron

[Stephane Daury]

Uh?

Do you mean the the "Sign Out" button found in the panel once you
click the "Go..." button isn't working, or it's not showing up?

Red one in the screenshot linked below:
http://wphoneplugin.org/wp-content/uploads/2007/10/go-131.png

Stephane

[Ron F]

On Nov 15, 3:38 pm, Stephane Daury <stephane.da...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Uh?
>
> Do you mean the the "Sign Out" button found in the panel once you
> click the "Go..." button isn't working, or it's not showing up?

Ooooh, THAT big red button :-)

I never hit the Go button, so I didn't see that screen.

Thanks
Ron

[Stephane Daury]

Pfew! You scared me for a sec. ;-)

We've planned the primary navigation this way to maximize screen real
estate.
It's available from any screen to let you jump directly wherever you
wish without having to load too many pages.
I understand you had just started playing w/ the app, but as an
insight to us, would you say the "Go..." button or show/hide panel was
counter intuitive?
We'll appreciate the feedback if you thought so. Scourge of the
programmer: immersion brings comfort and disconnect from the initial
experience. :-)

Thanks,

Stephane

[Ron F]

On Nov 15, 5:30 pm, Stephane Daury <stephane.da...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I understand you had just started playing w/ the app, but as an
> insight to us, would you say the "Go..." button or show/hide panel was
> counter intuitive?

I didn't really give it much thought -- I saw it there, but never
pushed it because all the functions (except sign out) seemed to be
right there on the main screen. I remember wondering what the Go
button was for, but that's about it.

> We'll appreciate the feedback if you thought so. Scourge of the
> programmer: immersion brings comfort and disconnect from the initial
> experience. :-)

No worries -- I've made my living programming for 21 years, 12 of it
UI -- I know the drill :-)

Ron

[Stephane Daury]

Thanks Ron.

S.