I've got my own fukung! It uses the software from overhere (check the source for the zip file which contains the source). To bad most hosters don't have exif support, since this software uses the exif data to display comments below the pictures. Now I had to spend half an hour to get the script to work with this library (site seems to be down at the moment though).

Download here.

It turns out there's some security issue with the WP-Cal plugin. Please download the new version of the plugin here.

WordPress 2.3 is in beta development as we speak, and one of the main new features is embedded tag support. I'd say jay, because I'm a big supporter of seperate tags and categories, mainly because you can do fun things with the categories, while you keep the tags to give some simple information on the essence of the post. Now you might ask, what fun things can you with categories?

On Ochblog we're using the K2 theme, as I've mentioned earlyer. This theme uses the wp_register() function in the menu bar, a function wich displays a different link (register or admin) depending on wether you're logged in or not. Since I made a custom profile page, I decided I wanted this to link to;

To do this, I needed to localize the function first.

(edit: this doesn't work in wordpress 2.2, below code was tested in wordpress 2.0)
Ok, now that I've got the custom register and login pages working, I also want a custom profile page. This is done in a different way from the register and login pages, but it's do-able.

So, I'm running Wordpress on this blog, but I don't like the way users are directed to pages in this blog wich don't have the lay-out I chose. But to change this, there are no real good tutorials on the web, so I had to invent a way of doing this. First is the register page.
update: Right after publishing this, I stumbled upon this plugin, ah well, that's life I guess.