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I’ve been spending a while updating some of my WordPress plugins over the past day or so. It turns out that The Frame Buster had a bug that was stopping it working on some servers. If the version you are using is failing to override framesets as intended, or if you get an “undefined function does_host_match” error, you should upgrade to version 1.0.4. If you’re not sure, I’ve put up a page where you can test it here.

I’ve also released another plugin that I’ve been using for ages on end on my own blog, called Include. As its title suggests, it is similar to the <!--#include--> directive which is familiar to Apache or ASP/ASP.NET developers, in that it lets you include a file or PHP script in your blog posts.

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Posted at 18:03 on 28 December 2006.
Tagged: Comment Timeout, framebuster, include

I’ve posted a new version of my WordPress Frame Buster plugin. It fixes a minor bug that stopped it working properly if your blog’s URL includes an HTTP port number, e.g. http://www.jamesmckay.net:8080/.

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Posted at 23:03 on 8 August 2006.
Tagged: framebuster

Here’s a WordPress plugin that I’ve been working on over the weekend. It is a frame buster script on steroids — it is compatible with the preview functionality of WordPress 2.0 and also includes an admin page that lets you turn it off for other individual domain names if you need to.

Any comments or suggestions would be welcome. Get it here.

Oh, and there’s more coming soon from where that came from. Watch this space…

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Posted at 23:16 on 13 February 2006.
Tagged: framebuster