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QR code WordPress plugin
I used to show QR codes in my old theme (not in the current theme as they don’t blend very well) and my friends think that’s intriguing, so I had been working on releasing a WordPress plugin to do that for quite some time. It’s not difficult because WordPress documentation is quite clear, and I’ve finally brushed up the code and released it under an open source license. If you want to get your hands dirty to embed some wierd codes in your blog to scare your visitors away, or you want to show off your technical savviness, you have come to the right place. Go to this page for downloads and instructions.
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http://blog.anthonywong.net/2006/01/18/qr-code-for-blog-entries/
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about 5 years ago
YP, what is the procedure to add a WP plugin in wp-plugins.org? I’d want to add one I’m working on as well…
about 5 years ago
Great!
about 5 years ago
Abel, it’s very easy, just send an email to Matt by following the steps mentioned here, and then wait for 1 to 2 days for the SVN repo to set up. That’s it.
about 4 years ago
Actually wordpress.org hosts all zip files of plugins here. For example, your plugin is available with this link. I just discovered it today.