Wordpress Admin plugin for iPhone

[Updated 10/5]

Version 2.0 was just released.

Version 2.0 – multiple mobile browsers supported

After a week and a half of hard work Jared and I committed Version 1.0.2 to Wordpress Extend. we lapsed and forgot to test the plugin on the 2.2 branch and now we’ll need to pull it back for a later release when we get everything straightened out for the majority of users.

Mobile Admin started it’s development shortly after Matt requested on the [wp-hackers] mailing for the community to create an iPhone Admin theme in response to the MovableType iPhone beta theme released just a days prior.

Jared did the majority of hard core coding and I centered around the interface and CSS. Since I was the one with the iPhone I was the lucky one to exhaustingly check in and test new CSS changes for testing on the phone, since there aren’t any good development tools for iPhone devs; iPhoney is phony before anyone suggests it.

Here’s the current trac project home for bugs and management.

Here’s the support and suggestion forums. If you have an iPhone we really need your suggestions so please throw them out to us there.

Or if you have any contributions or changes you’d like to make directly just contact us.


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Details:

iPhone / Mobile Admin UI for WordPress?

The plugin home page is on WordPress Extend.

Contributors

Jared Bangs and Dan Cameron

Gives a mobile-friendly admin UI to browsers by User Agent. The iPhone is the primary supported device for the first release.

Description

Mobile Admin adapts the WordPress? admin UI to be more friendly to mobile devices, specifically phones. The iPhone is the primary target (and only supported device) for version 1, with more to come in the future.

Most common WordPress admin features are supported:

  • Dashboard sections: Incoming Links, Comments, Posts, Blog Stats
  • Writing and editing posts
  • Tagging support in 2.3
  • Comment Moderation
  • Manage Posts page
  • Manage Profile page
  • Ability to toggle back and forth to the normal admin view.
  • Support for plugin includes on post page

… with more to come in later revisions.

Other resources

Please submit all usage questions to the support forums

The Trac server can be used for viewing changes and submitting tickets

SPECIAL NOTE – Testing and bug reporting is especially encouraged, as only one of us currently owns an iPhone.

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About the Author, Dan Cameron:

I'm the owner and solution engineer at Sprout Venture, a web solutions company that specializes in web development including WordPress.

I started my first blog in 2003 and transitioned to WordPress in 2004. Since moving to WordPress I've written a few plugins and themes for public consumption. Lately I'm busy engineering/building/coding and have only been able to share a few code snippets.

If you're in need of some web development, web design or custom WordPress plugins and/or themes contact me, I'll be happy to discuss it with you.

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  • Robert
    Is this plugin also suitable for buddypress?
  • Yay this is one great plugin, I am using it for a while and its brilliant!
  • Heyas, Any update for us wordpress 2.5 users :) I'd help if I had time, but maybe I can.
  • I'd also like to test this for WP 2.5. Just shoot me an email when an alpha or beta is ready. Thx :)
  • Hi guys. I really like the look of your plugin, but since I am running 2.5, I haven't had a chance to try it out.

    In the forums there are some questions regarding porting this to WP2.5. I am by no means an expert in the field, but if you are looking for help to fix this for version 2.5, I would be more than happy to lend a hand. There aren't many plugins that do this, and I feel that this is a necessary part of WordPress, especially as the internet becomes more mobile on small devices.
  • Thanks so much for making this. It's great!
  • And now that I can unlock it, Ill buy one
  • Dan
    Probably.
  • The Daily Mac must have picked up on my Apple-hate, since they didn't mention me. :)
  • Snazy plugin. Does it come with an iPhone? I'll have to get my roommate to try this out since I don't have one...yet...

    Also, your site looks so much better in Safari than in Firefox. I'm not sure what it is but it just looks better, brighter, bolder.
  • Dan
    I'm not. Yours doesn't do that too?
  • What plugin are you using to have these pingbacks as part of your comments?
  • Dan
    Alex M: Our plan is to make it for the majority of Mobile Browsers, although those other browsers like Blazer just wont be as pretty. :)

    Alex C: Thanks.
  • ¿Yours will make the plugin work with others mobile phones (n95 :p)?
  • Congrats Dan! Great idea and execution. Now I have to convince my boss I need an iPhone for our blog.

    Cheers!
  • Extend is live now, although we need to update it to 1.0.2 to add support (or at least non-breakage) for WP < 2.3
  • My post is ready to go, but I'm waiting for the page to go live on Extend before posting it.
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