There’s been a lot of interest in the One Search plugin I recently released. To allow people to play a little and see where things are at, I setup subversion and a way to browse the code. So far only one project is up there, but I’ll probably be adding more.
Subversion is a development tool to manage changes in code. Unless you’re a developer, or just generally curious, it’s not going to be all that interesting to you. If you do check things out, don’t forget to give some feedback.
Version 0.1 of the One Search WPMU Plugin is now available for download. I’m making it available so you can use and abuse it. Try it out and let me know how it goes for you.
Remember, this is beta (uh, more like alpha) software and has been barely tested. It works with:
As you use, it please let me know what version you’ve been able to get it running on. I appreciate any feedback that can improve the plugin.
I’ll be releasing a search plugin for WordPress MU. It’s doing the job, but I would love a few others to test it. If you’re interested, leave me a comment or email me.
Why another search plugin?
Well, this one is written specifically for the WPMU. There are a few plugins that already do this, but they all require some kind of core file hacking, running some back-end cron job, or modifying the default templates. I wanted something that was completely plug-n-play.
If you had an ideal global WPMU search plugin, what would be on your wishlist?
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