JinX – The Javascript Includer WordPress Plugin
About
JinX gives you the ability to separate any javascript you may have from your blog posts and pages. It provides a separate textarea for adding javascript code which will not be stripped or sanitized.
Credit goes out to Jay Salvat for his markItUp! jQuery plugin that was used in this plugin.
Important Note
JinX does not make any attempts to sanitize or filter user input. If your login is compromised, a user may submit malicious code to be included within your blog post(s).
Installation
Installing JinX is as easy as following a few simple steps:
- Download the WP-JS plugin from the WordPress Plugin Repository.
- Extract the .zip file to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory, preserving the `jinx` directory.
- Browse to the Plugins page from your WordPress admin.
- Activate JinX from the list of inactive plugins on the plugins menu page.
- Refer to the official plugin page for further documentation.
Change Log
- Version 1.0 – Support for Firefox 2/3, IE 6/7, Safari 3/4, class support
[...] – The result below is a real-time demo using the jinX wp plugin to inject javascript into posts $( document ).ready( function () [...]
PLugin installed, activated, script pasted in separate textarea in ‘add new post’ page.
Okay, that’s till as far as the knowledge of using this plugin goes. Do we use shortcodes? So what do we do?? I’m lost..
Hey Mar,
The separate JinX textarea you see when posting blogs/pages is for adding/editing free-form code which will be inserted into your page. This generally will be a
scripttag block or some separate JS includes.Hey!
I like the plugin and I was using it on one of our sites. However, I think there’s a conflict with something on another site we run, as I don’t see the textarea in the post/page editor.
The configuration we’re running is: WP 2.9.2, “Inspire” theme from WooThemes. Any help would be appreciated!