As you can see in the plugin‘s stats page, It currently has 1050 downloads!
Although the number may be not as big as other plugins (All in On SEO got over 2.5 million downloads), it means a lot to me. Every time you see numbers on the internet you don’t really think about them as you would outside the monitor. When viewing YouTube videos, if I see a video that has less then 5k views most of the times I won’t enter it and try to find another one with millions of views.
But when you think about the actual numbers it’s a huge amount of people sitting on their chair at home or at work, entering YouTube and watching the video. The same goes to plugin downloads, It’s really cool to know that my plugin helped over 300 (?) other people around the world that have their own website.
Update: It how has over 3000 downloads!
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Dennis (1 comments) on 01.17.2010
Oh yeah! This is probably my favorite plug-in. Been used for 8000+ posts on my site :)
Congrats on 1k downloads.
Oren Yomtov (55 comments) on 01.18.2010
I’m glad you like it.
It now has over 3k downloads!
Sterling (1 comments) on 01.26.2010
Congratulations on MCFM’s popularity. It’s a good plugin.
Wish it could handle mass fields by selecting pages. :-)
Jensen | ChinaBlog (1 comments) on 02.28.2010
Thank you, Oren. This is very good plugin. Orphaned CFs are really a headache to me.
Simon Longster (1 comments) on 03.04.2010
Your plugin worked like a dream. Many thanks
Si
kahi (4 comments) on 04.28.2010
Please, what am I doing wrong when I check “all posts”, fill out CF name and new value and after clicking “Go” I see “No posts were found.”? There are posts and I don’t see why your awesome plugin (I used in past successfully) doesn’t work as expected. :-) Thanks.
kahi (4 comments) on 05.06.2010
Oren, may I ask you again – does the workflow described in the prev. comment seem correct to you? What do I wrong? Much thanks.
Oren Yomtov (55 comments) on 05.08.2010
The workflow seems good.
Maybe there are no posts with that custom field name.
kahi (4 comments) on 05.09.2010
Thanks Oren! One clarification. No posts have that custom field assigned yet (thats what I want to do), so I checked “Field must be empty/not exist”. (“All posts” checked + “Field must be empty…” checked => Should alter all posts, should’t it?) Thank you.
Oren Yomtov (55 comments) on 05.09.2010
My bad.
Double check that the field really doesn’t exist. I just tried this scenario on this very blog and it worked.
kahi (4 comments) on 05.10.2010
Oren, I just tried it on fresh WP 2.9.2 and 3.0b2 – the workflow again:
1. Field must be empty/not exist?
2. Select all posts
3. Field name = asdf123
4. New value = 1
5. Go!
=> No posts were found. :(
eduardo ap (2 comments) on 05.23.2010
im using wp 2.9.2 and the plugin doesn’t seem to work
Here’s what im doing
1. Select all posts
2. Field name = socialize
3. Delete the qualified custom fields?
5. Go!
No posts were found.
i have triple checked the posts and they do have that custom field
anything im doing wrong?
Oren Yomtov (55 comments) on 05.23.2010
I think I fixed it with the latest version that I have just released (1.3).
eduardo ap (2 comments) on 05.23.2010
thanks for the superfast response!