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YCWP QR Me

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YCWP QR Me is a simple plugin that creates and displays QR Code in your blog pages. It provides also a configurable and useful widget and shortcodes. You can add your own QR Code in a w

Version

1.3.2
Last updated

2012.11.28
Active installations

10
WordPress Version

3.3.1
Tested up to

3.3.2
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Description

YCWP QR Me is a simple plugin that creates and displays QR Code in your blog pages. It provides also a configurable and useful widget and shortcodes.
You can add your own QR Code in a widget ready sidebar, or in a post using shortcodes.
You can also automatically add your preconfigured QR Code at the end of each post and choose if you want to display it only on single posts pages.

Suggestions

If you have suggestions about how to improve YCWP QR Me, you can write to me so i can bundle it into YCWP QR Me.

Translators

  • English: Paolo Mainieri
  • Russian: Анна Анфиногенова

If you have created your own language pack, or have an update for an existing one, you can send gettext PO and MO file
to me so i can bundle it into YCWP QR Me.
Download the latest POT file, or PO files in each language.

Configure

  1. If necessary, configure YCWP QR Me settings from YCWP QR Me option in Settings menu.
  2. If necessary, override custom style.
    2.1. Add a ycwp-qr-me.css file in your theme directory and put your custom CSS there.
    2.2. Add your custom CSS in your style.css file.
    2.3. Modify the ycwp-qr-me.css file located in wp-content/plugins/ycwp-qr-me/css/.
  3. Configure YCWP QR Me widget settings from Widgets page.

Shortcodes

YCWP QR Me provides many shortcodes to include QR Codes into your posts.
For details, please see "YCWP QR Me Shortcodes.pdf"

ToDo

  • Implement more new apps URI schemes
  • Implement new predefinied contents for widget and QR Code at the end of the post
  • Translate tinyMCE buttons

Bugs:

  • QRCode::_is_valid_url() uses filter_var() to validate URLs but does not validate some valid URLs. Replace it with a regular expression.