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FriendFeed Comments WordPress plugin 1.1 release

Started by Glenn Slaven · 1 year ago

I bit the bullet & updated the FriendFeed Comments plugin to version 1.0.  I then noticed a couple of other things I needed to do, so I immediately updated it to 1.1.  So lets just say we skipped 1.0 Ok?

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3 comments

  • Corvida

    1 year ago

    Works great!!!
    reply
  • Paul

    1 year ago

    Any chance of getting some generic javascript code put together with a few variables you could set to make this work on any blog? I'm kind of thinking like the Disqus code where you set a few variables (main one in this case being the URL) and it displays the thread as you would expect.
    reply
  • Glenn Slaven

    1 year ago

    I'm afraid not, the disqus script loads up an iframe that's run from their
    servers, the friendfeed script is generated from your blog when it runs
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