Vanilla Extensions

By Michael Raichelson

Update (June 25, 2006): None of the extensions that I've got here have been tested or updated to work with Vanilla 1.0. If anyone wants to use them then do so at your own discretion.

DO NOT RIGHT-CLICK OR SAVE-AS THE .PHPS FILES! Click on them regularly to see the code, then copy and paste the code into a new file with a .php extension and upload to the extensions directory on your server to use.

Extensions

Version 0.55 of the Textile formatter is by Jakob_R from the Vanilla forums and is available here.
Textile Post Formatting, v0.4 (September 21, 2005)
(v0.4 introduces some filtering code to help cut down on security risks from cross-site and embeded javascript.)
Google Ads, v0.1 (July 28, 2005)
Yellow Fade, v0.1 (July 28, 2005)
Requires YellowFade.js be placed in Vanilla's js directory.

Dirty Dirty Hacks

Use this stuff at your own risk for now.

RSS Feed Output

Put this file in your feeds directory and it can be referenced by RSS-only feed readers, etc.
1. This does not add the <link> tag to the document head that makes a feed auto-detect in firefox/bloglines/etc.
2. This does not automatically add the option for RSS feeds to the Feed listing page in Vanilla.
3. If you use Vanilla in a language other than english, you will need to change the value of the <language> tag on line 209 to the appropriate 2-letter acronym.
  (List of ISO-3166-1 Language Codes)

References/Links

This software is licensed under the CC-GNU LGPL.