I’m finally starting to rev all of the plugins and widgets that are still popular on this site to work with WordPress 2.2. WordPress 2.2 is considered a mandatory upgrade, so this means that, among other things, that I will be dropping support for WordPress 2.0 in all of my plugins (some may still work, but I will not support them.)

Where have I been? Long story short: the computer I use for programming finally gave up the ghost, but in typical electronics fashion decided to drag it out over the past month, so it was in and out of repair shops and emergency triage holding all web and programming materials hostage.

INAP has waited over a month to have a few bugs fixed and today it finally gets its wish. There are no major features added, but a few very annoying bugs were fixed, a couple minor features were added and all support for WordPress 2.0 has been removed.

I’m going to get at least a couple people wondering why I removed WP 2.0 support and quite simply it was holding me back. It is far clunkier to work with 2.0 and it was getting difficult to ensure all features were working in both versions.

I would appreciate any bug reports that exist from here on out. I’ll attempt to release minor bug fixing versions a little more frequently. Please remember when submitting bug reports to report the browser you are using and your Javascript (if applicable) settings in INAP.

The Future Posts Calendar plugin has been updated to version 0.5. It is now completely XHTML valid, can be used on the post page, as a widget or added to the dashboard.

It seems the latest release of INAP has a few bugs in it, but unfortunately, I will be unable to do any real work on it for at least a week.

I apologize for an inconvienece this may cause.

INAP v 2.3 has now been released and includes such wonderful features as threaded comments, JQuery support, better plugin integration (including Lightbox!), and pagination that really works.

Less important features include better embedded post support, a roaming show/hide link for posts and much more.

Inline Ajax Page has just entered its final testing phase which means it will be released within the week.

Newest features include:

1. Threaded Comments
2. JQuery Support
3. New pagination Engine
4. Fixed most plugin incompatibilities including Lightbox

Remember at any time you can try the latest development release by going to trunk.