Sprayfly » Wordpress http://sprayfly.com Languages, Linux, Life Wed, 14 Jul 2010 03:32:17 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 WordPress 2.6 will include Google Gears for working offline http://sprayfly.com/2008/05/18/wordpress-26-will-include-google-gears-for-working-offline/ http://sprayfly.com/2008/05/18/wordpress-26-will-include-google-gears-for-working-offline/#comments Sun, 18 May 2008 04:54:43 +0000 Jono http://sprayfly.com/?p=178 According to Anieto2k, the next version of WordPress, WordPress 2.6 will come packaged with Google Gears which will allow WordPress users to create and edit their WordPress posts when they are not connected to the internet. Those people who make use of Google Reader or Google Docs, other web applications that make use of Google Gears, will already be familiar with this concept.

Basically, after you update to 2.6, the WordPress admin panel will notify you that you are able to activate Google Gears. If you choose to activate this feature, WordPress will then install it and you will be prompted to grant permission to Google Gears to access your WordPress installation. Google Gears will then automatically start to store necessary WordPress files and all of your posts on your local computer so that you can work offline.

Thats it, once transfer is complete you can open up your computer anywhere in the world and whether or not you have internet access you will always be able to access and edit your wordpress posts from your web browser.

Screenshots are available on Anieto2k’s post (Spanish)

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For any interested parties, the hide/show function works using the “Scriptaculous” javascript library. I have to admit that I got this idea from Duane Storey’s personal blog – so I’m sending him some link love :-)

If you would like the code, just look at the source code for this page. If you still don’t understand then just leave a comment.

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