Ajaxed WordPress

AJAXed WP 3.0 coming soon!

Aaron — Sun, 06 Jun 2010 16:10:22 +0000

Development on AjAXed WordPress nearly slowed to a halt last year. It wasn’t entirely because I didn’t have enough time to update the plugin but because I didn’t have time to provide the amount of support needed for a plugin this large. This is changing for various reasons, so AJAXed WordPress is coming back!

What’s coming in 3.0 you might ask?

A completely redesigned administration panel.

Rather than allowing multiple ajax libraries, I’m cutting it down to just jQuery to take advantage of it in the code. This will make some things I’ve wanted to add much much easier.

A new navigation module that works without theme edits.

Support for the WordPress wp_list_comments function so you don’t have to always customize the templates distributed with the plugin.

AJAXed WP 1.25.2

Aaron — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 22:26:40 +0000

AJAXed WP has been updated. Included in this update is the new German language translation by Dianoia and a few minor improvements to the AJAX Nav Module.

Registration has been enabled

Aaron — Mon, 16 Feb 2009 15:35:23 +0000

There have been several requests to allow registration, so it has been enabled for the entire website. Hope this helps.

AJAXed WP 1.25 released.

Aaron — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 09:34:34 +0000

4 months to the day since the last released, AWP has been released. The AJAXed navigation module has had a full overhaul and a new website has been introduced. For the full changelog: head to the new page.

Happy AJAXing!

New Home!

Aaron — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 00:52:46 +0000

Ajaxed WordPress has been moved to its own website. This change has been in the works for a long time, and I believe that this will allow the project to continue to grow.

With a dedicated support forum and a far easier to browse website, it should definitely make AWP easier to use for new users. Along with a new design, new fee-based support options will be introduced to help supplement the donation-based model. I hope this will encourage those who may be intimidated by the scope of the project to try it out. Never fear though, AWP will remain free and GPL licensed for the rest of its life.

Don’t worry, the new website will be followed by a new AWP version soon.