Comments for ScholarPress http://scholarpress.net Thu, 24 Jul 2008 16:27:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 Comment on Using Courseware? by Robin http://scholarpress.net/archive/using-courseware/#comment-708 Robin Sun, 22 Jun 2008 17:06:12 +0000 http://scholarpress.net/?p=10#comment-708 I have writen to you in the past and you have been very helpful. Your new version seems to address some of the problems I had in that I am able to add assignments, schedules, etc. but I am at a loss of how to make this visable to the viewer. Could you please help? Do you think it is still a hosting problem? I very much want to use this tool and to offer it to our faculty. :-)Thank you. I have writen to you in the past and you have been very helpful. Your new version seems to address some of the problems I had in that I am able to add assignments, schedules, etc. but I am at a loss of how to make this visable to the viewer. Could you please help? Do you think it is still a hosting problem? I very much want to use this tool and to offer it to our faculty. :-)Thank you.

]]> Comment on ScholarPress Goes Live by Jeremy Boggs http://scholarpress.net/archive/scholarpress-goes-live/#comment-700 Jeremy Boggs Thu, 12 Jun 2008 13:04:54 +0000 http://scholarpress.net/log/scholarpress-goes-live/#comment-700 Hi Nicolas, Zotero is an add-on for the Firefox browser. The plugins we develop at ScholarPress are for WordPress, an open source blogging system that you install on a server. The plugins we develop aren't browser add-ons. To use our plugins, you'll first need to download and install WordPress on your server, then FTP our plugins into your WordPress install's wp-content/plugins directory and activate from the admin panel. You can learn more about setting up and using WordPress in their Codex, especially the section <a href="http://codex.wordpress.org/Getting_Started_with_WordPress#File_and_Plugin_Management" rel="nofollow">"Getting Started with WordPress"</a> Hope this helps! Hi Nicolas,

Zotero is an add-on for the Firefox browser.

The plugins we develop at ScholarPress are for WordPress, an open source blogging system that you install on a server. The plugins we develop aren’t browser add-ons.

To use our plugins, you’ll first need to download and install WordPress on your server, then FTP our plugins into your WordPress install’s wp-content/plugins directory and activate from the admin panel.

You can learn more about setting up and using WordPress in their Codex, especially the section “Getting Started with WordPress”

Hope this helps!

]]> Comment on ScholarPress Goes Live by Nicolas http://scholarpress.net/archive/scholarpress-goes-live/#comment-699 Nicolas Thu, 12 Jun 2008 03:36:34 +0000 http://scholarpress.net/log/scholarpress-goes-live/#comment-699 Hello there, thank you for the development of this software and your hard work. I have just downloaded this plug in, but unlike ZOTERO it does not plug itself in. It remains a dowload with a strange icon I have never seen and when I double click on it the folder containing the files open but then there is no exe. file, which is the only thing I know to install software. Could you please help? I am using firefox and Windows XP. Thanks a lot Nic Hello there,

thank you for the development of this software and your hard work.

I have just downloaded this plug in, but unlike ZOTERO it does not plug itself in. It remains a dowload with a strange icon I have never seen and when I double click on it the folder containing the files open but then there is no exe. file, which is the only thing I know to install software.

Could you please help? I am using firefox and Windows XP.

Thanks a lot
Nic

]]> Comment on Plugins by ScholarPress :: WPLover http://scholarpress.net/plugins/#comment-696 ScholarPress :: WPLover Thu, 05 Jun 2008 00:36:13 +0000 http://scholarpress.net/plugins/#comment-696 [...] WordPress plugins that’s useful to the educational world. There are currently two plugins listed there, WPBook (a plugin to make a Facebook Application using your WordPress blog) and Courseware (a [...] [...] WordPress plugins that’s useful to the educational world. There are currently two plugins listed there, WPBook (a plugin to make a Facebook Application using your WordPress blog) and Courseware (a [...]

]]> Comment on Using Courseware? by Jillayne Schlicke http://scholarpress.net/archive/using-courseware/#comment-663 Jillayne Schlicke Mon, 21 Apr 2008 00:31:32 +0000 http://scholarpress.net/?p=10#comment-663 I have been searching for a tool to help me manage, create and deliver online continuing ed courses in blog format for over a year now. Now I'm just assigning reading and comments here, at http://www.raincityguide.com I can't believe I found you. Once I get my two other blogs up and running, I will start using scholarpress asap. BTW, I found this site while searching for a WP schedule plugin. I have been searching for a tool to help me manage, create and deliver online continuing ed courses in blog format for over a year now.

Now I’m just assigning reading and comments here, at http://www.raincityguide.com

I can’t believe I found you.

Once I get my two other blogs up and running, I will start using scholarpress asap.

BTW, I found this site while searching for a WP schedule plugin.

]]> Comment on ScholarPress Goes Live by Felipe http://scholarpress.net/archive/scholarpress-goes-live/#comment-95 Felipe Fri, 01 Feb 2008 09:49:17 +0000 http://scholarpress.net/log/scholarpress-goes-live/#comment-95 any working samples of wpbook? any working samples of wpbook?

]]> Comment on ScholarPress Goes Live by Dave Lester http://scholarpress.net/archive/scholarpress-goes-live/#comment-91 Dave Lester Wed, 30 Jan 2008 05:47:39 +0000 http://scholarpress.net/log/scholarpress-goes-live/#comment-91 Hi Mark, You're right, the plugin is broken as of now - whoops. Beyond the naming issue of functions, which is a quick and easy fix, one of the recent versions of WordPress updated exactly how page layouts were stored in the database, which is causing the wpbook page to load as a normal page, and not using the blog template that's included within the plugin (which will be embedded into Facebook). Long story short, I'm on top of this. Dave Hi Mark,

You’re right, the plugin is broken as of now - whoops. Beyond the naming issue of functions, which is a quick and easy fix, one of the recent versions of WordPress updated exactly how page layouts were stored in the database, which is causing the wpbook page to load as a normal page, and not using the blog template that’s included within the plugin (which will be embedded into Facebook).

Long story short, I’m on top of this.

Dave

]]> Comment on Courseware by ClioWeb » Blog Archive » THATPodcast http://scholarpress.net/courseware/#comment-89 ClioWeb » Blog Archive » THATPodcast Sun, 27 Jan 2008 16:16:18 +0000 http://scholarpress.net/courseware/#comment-89 [...] As the crew from Digital Campus have already announced, Dave Lester and I published our first episode of our new podcast, THATPodcast. The first show focused on WordPress, and included an interview with Matt Mullenweg, the creator of WordPress, and a screencast covering our plugin ScholarPress Courseware. [...] [...] As the crew from Digital Campus have already announced, Dave Lester and I published our first episode of our new podcast, THATPodcast. The first show focused on WordPress, and included an interview with Matt Mullenweg, the creator of WordPress, and a screencast covering our plugin ScholarPress Courseware. [...]

]]> Comment on ScholarPress Goes Live by Mark Sample http://scholarpress.net/archive/scholarpress-goes-live/#comment-87 Mark Sample Fri, 25 Jan 2008 20:47:22 +0000 http://scholarpress.net/log/scholarpress-goes-live/#comment-87 Hi David, I deactivated all my plugins, and then WPBook installed just fine. Now, I've got another problem. Whenever I try to go to my wpbook page (http://www.samplereality.com/gmu/spring2008/353-002/wpbook/ two things happen: (1) the page is blank and it doesn't bounce me back to Facebook; and (2) Wordpress sometimes, but not always, generates a wpbook page, which then shows up under my Manage Pages control panel in WordPress. The sole content of this page is the word "wpbook." Curiouser and curiouser... Hi David, I deactivated all my plugins, and then WPBook installed just fine. Now, I’ve got another problem. Whenever I try to go to my wpbook page (http://www.samplereality.com/gmu/spring2008/353-002/wpbook/
two things happen:

(1) the page is blank and it doesn’t bounce me back to Facebook; and

(2) Wordpress sometimes, but not always, generates a wpbook page, which then shows up under my Manage Pages control panel in WordPress. The sole content of this page is the word “wpbook.”

Curiouser and curiouser…

]]> Comment on ScholarPress Goes Live by Dave Lester http://scholarpress.net/archive/scholarpress-goes-live/#comment-84 Dave Lester Thu, 24 Jan 2008 03:57:48 +0000 http://scholarpress.net/log/scholarpress-goes-live/#comment-84 Hi Mark, what plugins (other than courseware) do you currently have activated? I wonder if it's b/c one of the class names in WPBook is replicated in another plugin - I'll need to append a prefix to those in WPBook. Otherwise, you have the right version of PHP and an up to date version of WP. Hi Mark, what plugins (other than courseware) do you currently have activated? I wonder if it’s b/c one of the class names in WPBook is replicated in another plugin - I’ll need to append a prefix to those in WPBook.

Otherwise, you have the right version of PHP and an up to date version of WP.

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