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WordPress Heat Map plugin

The WordPress Heat Map plugin provides you with three new template tags for displaying a heat map (aka weighted list) of your categories, tags and monthly archives. Activity in any given category, tag or month can be indicated by varying font sizes, color intensities or both. This plugin was largely inspired by Matt Kingston’s Weighted Categories plugin.

Heat map of monthly archives (with custom styling)

This plugin has only been tested with WordPress 2.6, however it will probably work with WordPress 2.3 or newer.

Download & Installation

Download the WordPress Heat Map plugin: wp-heatmap_2_6.txt
Rename it to “wp-heatmap.php”
Upload the renamed file to your wordpress plugins directory
Activate the plugin “WordPress Heat Map” in your plugins admin panel

Usage

This plugin provides three new template tags which are similar in use to the template tags provided by WordPress itself. The three new template tags are:

heatmap_categories(smallest, largest, ‘unit’, ‘cold’, ‘hot’, ‘before’, ‘after’, ‘exclude’, limit)
heatmap_tags(smallest, largest, ‘unit’, ‘cold’, ‘hot’, ‘before’, ‘after’, ‘exclude’, limit)
heatmap_archives(smallest, largest, ‘unit’, ‘cold’, ‘hot’, ‘before’, ‘after’)

The parameters for these template tags are the following:

smallest (integer): the smallest font size to use in the heat map, indicating the lowest activity. Defaults to 10.
largest (integer): the largest font size to use in the heat map, indicating the highest activity. Defaults to 36.
unit (string): the unit of the font sizes specified before, eg. ‘pt’, ‘px’, ‘em’, ‘%’, &c. Defaults to ‘pt’.
cold (string): the color to use in the heat map for indicating the lowest activity, without a leading ‘#’. Only three-digit color values are supported, eg. ‘000′, ‘f00′, &c. Defaults to ‘00f’ (blue).
hot (string): the color to use in the heat map for indicating the highest activity, without a leading ‘#’. Only three-digit color values are supported, eg. ‘fff’, ‘00f’, &c. Defaults to ‘f00′ (red).
before (string): text to place before the link. Defaults to ”.
after (string): text to place after the link. Defaults to ‘ ’.
exclude (string): categories or tags to be excluded. Set this to ” if you don’t want to exclude any categories or tags. This must be in the form of an array, eg. ‘1, 2, 3′. Defaults to ”. This parameter is only supported by heatmap_categories() and heatmap_tags().
limit (integer): the number of top categories or tags to be displayed. Set this to 0 if you want to display all categories or tags with no limit. Defaults to 0. This parameter is only supported by heatmap_categories() and heatmap_tags.

Example

Here’s an example of how to create a heat map of your top ten most active categories: The first two parameters define minimum and maximum font size, the third parameter defines the font size unit, the fourth parameter defines the color for least active entries to be black, the fifth parameter defines the color for most active entries to be a dark shade of red, the sixth parameter defines that there won’t be any text placed before each individual link, the seventh parameter defines that there are non-breaking spaces after each individual link. The eigth parameter is set to exclude no categories explicitly and the ninth parameter limits the number of displayed categories to the top ten most active categories.

     <?php heatmap_categories(12, 36, 'pt', '000', 'd01', '', '&nbsp;', '', 10); ?>

Here’s another example of how this plugin is used. The following code is placed in a template. The first two parameters define minimum and maximum font size, the third parameter defines the font size unit, the fourth parameter defines the color for least active entries to be black, the fifth parameter defines the color for most active entries to be a dark shade of red, the sixth and seventh parameters are opening and closing list-item tags which will be placed before and after each individual link. The template-tag is enclosed by unordered-list tags directly in the template html.

<ul class='heatmap'>
     <?php heatmap_archives(100, 150, '%', '000', 'd01', '<li>', '</li>'); ?>
</ul>

The following css can be used to style the heatmap and display list-items inline:

#content ul.heatmap {
	margin:0;
	padding:10px 0 30px 0;
}

#content ul.heatmap li {
	margin:0;
	padding:0;
	display:inline;
}

Note

If you want to only use varying font sizes in your heat map, simply set both the ‘cold’ parameter and the ‘hot’ parameter to the same arbitrary value. The color information will then be completely ignored and neither calculated nor included in the output.
If you want to only use varying color hues in your heat map, simply set both the ’smallest’ parameter and the ‘largest’ parameter to the same arbitrary value. The font size information will then be completely ignored and neither calculated nor included in the output.
If you have any problems or suggestions, feel free to contact me via email at christoph [at] engadgeted [dot] net or leave a comment below. Hope you find this useful!

159 Responses »

i tried this with 1.5.1 and received header output errors from this plugin.

Comment by mike on May. 17th, 2005, at 20:36 #
It seems to work fine with wordpress 1.5.1 on my end, could you please give me a few more details, e.g. what kind of errors, how and where do you use the template tags?

Comment by christoph on May. 18th, 2005, at 21:05 #
I am having the same problem…

Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/benstraw/public_html/wp/wp-content/plugins/wp-heatmap1_1.php:153) in /home/benstraw/public_html/wp/wp-admin/admin.php on line 6

I get that error 4 times after activating the plugin.

I copied the text from your phps file to install it.

Comment by ben on May. 19th, 2005, at 17:34 #
getting this:

Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /xx/xx/xx/htdocs/mike/wp-content/plugins/wp-heatmap.php:154) in /xx/xx/xx/htdocs/mike/wp-admin/admin.php on line 10

Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /xx/xx/xx/htdocs/mike/wp-content/plugins/wp-heatmap.php:154) in /xx/xx/xx/htdocs/mike/wp-admin/admin.php on line 11

Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /xx/xx/xx/htdocs/mike/wp-content/plugins/wp-heatmap.php:154) in /xx/xx/xx/htdocs/mike/wp-admin/admin.php on line 12

Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /xx/xx/xx/xx/mike/wp-content/plugins/wp-heatmap.php:154) in /xx/xx/xx/htdocs/mike/wp-admin/admin.php on line 13

i don’t have any white space in the file. if it’s any help i have pretty much the same problem with mark jaquith’s ‘nice categories’ plugin. i have a few (plugins) installed so maybe there’s a conflict?

Comment by mike on May. 19th, 2005, at 19:14 #
i tried it on a test site without any plugins and received the same errors (both classic and default themes)

Comment by mike on May. 19th, 2005, at 19:19 #
Sorry, i’m an idiot. I recently moved servers and the new system apparently sprinkles some automagical syntax highlighting onto phps files, which in theory is nice for readibility, but also makes them utterly undownloadable because you’ll end up with a garbled mess of html instead of the proper php source file.
I’ve changed the download links (now they’re txt instead of phps), would you be so kind to redownload them and give it another try?
Many thanks for pointing this out to me and please let me know if any other issues arise.

Comment by christoph on May. 19th, 2005, at 22:25 #
works!
thanks!

Comment by mike on May. 20th, 2005, at 5:30 #
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Plugins are working fine, but it also display categories in which the posts are in draft mode. Can it be made to exclude posts that are drafts or private?

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Hello,

I’ve tried v 1.1 and get weirdness. The list of categories (or archvies) shows up as a plain text list above the heatmap.

My category page: http://www.jonwatson.ca/blog/?page_id=292
My archive page: http://www.jonwatson.ca/blog/?page_id=293

Any idea what’s going on there?

Thanks!

Comment by Jon on Jul. 22nd, 2005, at 17:30 #
That problem looks faintly familiar, but i can’t remember what causes it… i’ll try to look into it, but in the meantime it would be really helpful if you could send me the template file you’re using the heat map template tags in.

Comment by christoph on Jul. 23rd, 2005, at 4:49 #
Sure, thanks for looking at it.

Where do you want me to send it?

Comment by Jon on Jul. 23rd, 2005, at 6:11 #
Oh right, christoph [at] engadgeted.net is my address.

Comment by christoph on Jul. 23rd, 2005, at 18:18 #
Coming atcha!

Comment by Jon on Jul. 23rd, 2005, at 22:02 #
Hallo
Schön, dass du die 1.2 Version immer noch anbietest! ich glaube nämlich, mein ziemlich übel aufgebohrtes System lässt sich nicht mehr wirklich verlustfei auf 1.5 updaten ;-)

Habs hochgeladen, copy and paste den code eingefügt, getestet. Fertig! :-) Selten ein Plugin so leicht installiert. http://www.lahr.net/beta/media.php

Danke!!

Comment by Martin Wehrle on Jul. 24th, 2005, at 10:53 #
I am very excited about trying this plugin. Unfortunately, your site is blocked in China, so I have to jump through all kinds of hoops to get the file. The proxies I use enable me to view this page, but not to download (or view) the text file which composes the actual plugin. Weird.

Comment by John on Aug. 12th, 2005, at 12:20 #
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Does this moderation stuff help with spam at all?

Comment by Bobby D on Aug. 25th, 2005, at 1:42 #
It works sufficiently. I’m using the auto moderate comments plugin which puts comments on older or inactive posts in moderation but allows uninterrupted commenting on newer posts and posts with active comment threads. Sometimes comment spam slips through on older topics which are open for discussion but i’ve found that comment spammers hardly ever target really new posts, stuff that’s less than a week old. I don’t get that much spam in the first place and manually moderating comments and monitoring active comment threads doesn’t take too much time.

Comment by christoph on Aug. 26th, 2005, at 11:05 #
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Hi Christoph,

You made my wish come true to be able to display more than one heat map/tag cloud/keyword cosmos/weighted list in conjunction with the Ultimate Tag Warrior plugin. I’ve tried several other category weighted lists plugins and they get nasty with my site. The only thing I miss in Heat Map is the option to control how many categories to display (let’s say the top 25 or 50 most frequently used categories). Is it easy for you to put that option in or can you tell me how I can code that? I’m not a coder myself but I am a wizard at ctrl-c and ctrl-v.

Bye,

Gerard

Comment by Gerard on Oct. 5th, 2005, at 9:06 #
Hi Gerard,

i made a few changes to the plugin to hopefully suit your needs, the modified version is in the mail. I’ll put a new version up here for download as soon as i have some time for testing and updating the docs.

Comment by christoph on Oct. 5th, 2005, at 13:01 #
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thanks for the great plugin! i extended it by a function to display technorati tags (created with bunny’s technorati plugin) as a heat map. feel free to get it here.

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Is it possible to display two heatmaps? I want to display one heatmap for authors-categories and one for subjects-categories but I can only get one to work. The first one I display works, the second one doesn’t do anything, no matter which one I put first. Maybe by renaming the plugin (so I have two) and changing a bit of code?

Comment by Gerard on Jan. 5th, 2006, at 21:40 #
And…is it possible to exclude a bunch of categories at once instead of having to number them: say 5-64 instead of 5,6,7,8,9,etc.?

Comment by Gerard on Jan. 5th, 2006, at 22:24 #
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Gerard,

i haven’t tried displaying more than one heatmap, i’ll look into it. As for excluding categories by a range of numbers, i’m afraid this isn’t possible, you’ll have to specify them individually.

Comment by christoph on Jan. 8th, 2006, at 20:46 #
does it work with Wordpress 2.0 ?

Comment by Jad madi on Jan. 12th, 2006, at 10:53 #
I only tested it with a release candidate so far, but i think it should work with wordpress 2.0.

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hey: trying to get the plug in to work
Reach the point, up to placing the code in archives and changing the css.
I have done those things, and I get no change whatsoever on my blog.
Does it matter where you post the ”
‘, ”); ?>
”
into your archives page? Because, i have done this and no luck

And in this case: the heat map would be sorted by date/ month?

-Rory
thanks

Comment by Rory on Jan. 28th, 2006, at 22:25 #
Rory,
i’m sorry for answering so late…
It seems the code you posted somehow got mangled. If you follow the instructions above and put the template tag somewhere in your template it should work, just make sure to activate the plugin in your plugins admin panel before.
If you continue to have problems send me an e-mail to christoph [at] engadgeted.net and i’ll try to help you get it up and running.

Comment by christoph on Feb. 1st, 2006, at 4:36 #
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I was wondering if it is possible to sort the categories by ‘heat’ (Hot –> Cold) instead of by alphabet? Any suggestions?

Comment by Thijs on Feb. 7th, 2006, at 16:34 #
To the poster in #45 (Rory) - you can’t paste the code into the page editor within the WordPress Administrator. That’s why you’re getting that weird code:

‘, ‘’); ?>

You have to directly edit some of the files in the theme used by your website. These are generally “sidebar.php”, “archives.php” and the stylesheets for your website.

Comment by carlos on Feb. 10th, 2006, at 7:08 #
Cristoph,

I can’t get the categories to display inline. Any ideas? I’ve got the stylesheets defines, the code in place, colors and fonts work fine, but no inline display, just a vertical list.

Thanks for any help.

Comment by carlos on Feb. 10th, 2006, at 7:09 #
Ok, solved it by eliminating the “li” code. Works fine now. Thanks to Dan, who posted the solution at: http://www.kimrom.info/2006/01/08/world-me/

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Hi, excellent plugin Christoph!
One question: how can I make the title of each category show the title I set on WP options? (as the default category list, when you hover the mouse over it shows the description, instead of “# entries”)

Thanks!

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I’m trying to use the plugin, but am having a slight problem with displaying the weighted categories. I’ve got two categories up, one with two entries to it, the other with only one entry. So, it should be that the one with more entries would be the largest font, correct? As it is, the one with only one entry is the max font height, while the one with two entries is the min font height. I’m at a loss right now, trying to figure out “why” … was wondering if you might have some insight with others having run into the same problem?

Here’s the include that’s in my template: “

Comment by Stew on Mar. 12th, 2006, at 19:14 #
ahh dammit… here’s the code again:

Comment by Stew on Mar. 12th, 2006, at 19:14 #
ich wollte hier fragen wie ich die underlined hyperlinks entfernen kann.
bei meiner designidee würde es besser passen wenn die underlines weg wären.

ich habe nach {textdecoration= underline} gesucht, leider nichts gefunden.
falls du zeit hast und mir dabei helfen kannst würde ich mich sehr freuen ( ich hoffe das ist auch möglich mit textdecoration= none )

thx, tom

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I love the look of your plugin and I’m looking forward to using it.

One feature I would LOVE to see is the ability to to show only a certain number of top catagories, and have all others hidden. (I don’t want all of these one or two entry catagories getting listed in my sidebar, but I don’t want to have to manually enter them for exclusion and enable them later if they grow large enough, as the plugin would currently require for keeping my heat map smaller.)

Is this possible? Thanks!

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[...] Heat Map: Proprociona funciones para mostrar una lista de categorías y meses con un tamaño proporcional al número de entradas en cada una (llamado heat map o weighted list). [...]

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[...] Category Tagging: Con este no había forma, así que tuve que buscar una alternativa, o sea otro plugin que hiciera lo mismo, y el afortunado ha sido WordPress Heat Map. [...]

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[...] El plugin Weighted Categories, para mostrar la nube de categorías, no funciona en WP 2.1. En Yukei.net encontramos un sustituto: WordPress Heat Map plugin. En mi blog experimental continuo añadiendo éste y otros interersantes enlaces sobre WordPress. [...]

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[...] Following the “release” of ShutterView, I’ve decided to release also the theme that I’m currently using. It is a 3-column theme based loosely on Whitespace by theundersigned.net. It has an integrated Heatmap Tag cloud plugin by engadgeted.net. Valid XHTML 1.0 Strict. NOT widget-friendly. Of course, I had to remove some of the items in the sidebar that uses plugins that I can not integrate. Well, all of the plugins will be integrated in the next release. More info in the Projects page. [...]

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[...] Much of the first few days was spent retagging my articles under new and/or additional categories. Under Geeklog, I had one topic I could post to for each story. On WP, in order to utilize the tag cloud (Word Press Heat Map) I need to make better use of the categories. So, I had to go through each blog by hand and do the category assignments. Thank goodness I only had around 70 posts. [...]

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[...] Heat Map: Provides you with two new template tags for displaying a heat map (aka weighted list) of your categories and your monthly archives. [...]

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[...] I got tired of the huge list of topics/categories/tags on the left side, so I decided to hunt down a decent and easy plugin to make a nice little tag cloud out of them. The Wordpress Heat Map Plugin turned out to work perfect on the first try, so that’s all good now. [...]

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[...] And, by using a combination of the Cat2Tag v 2.0 and WordPress Heat Map plugins, I wind up with a better solution anyway. digg_url=’http://www.darcynorman.net/2006/01/15/dumping_ultimate_tag_warrior_plugin/’; digg_skin = ‘button’; digg_bgcolor = ‘#FFFFFF’; digg_title = ‘Dumping "Ultimate Tag Warrior" Plugin’; digg_bodytext = ”; digg_topic = ”; Powered by Gregarious (42) Share This Popularity: 1% [?] [...]

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the limit function isn’t working for me. I’ve tried the default 10 and 20 (no quotes, right?), but it lists ALL categories. help?

Comment by Michael Zimmer on May. 11th, 2007, at 1:32 #
Oops, my mistake. I was using v.1, and have now upgraded to v.2. Works great.

Feature request: rather than just a simple limit, perhaps add variable to show only categories with at least n number of posts.

Thanks!!

Comment by Michael Zimmer on May. 11th, 2007, at 16:57 #
Great plug in. Worked like a dream first time on by blog.

Thanks
Chris

Comment by Chris on Jun. 26th, 2007, at 21:49 #
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[...] Heat Map: Proprociona funciones para mostrar una lista de categorías y meses con un tamaño proporcional al número de entradas en cada una (llamado heat map o weighted list). [...]

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This is a great plugin. This type of is priceless for the new kid on the block.

Thanks

Vic

Comment by Vic on Aug. 3rd, 2007, at 6:04 #
[...] A 3-column theme based loosely on Whitespace by theundersigned.net. It has an integrated Heatmap Tag cloud plugin by engadgeted.net. Valid XHTML 1.0 Strict. NOT widget-friendly. [...]

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I have 19 categories in my blog, but Heat is showing only 12 of them. Why is that? My blog is: http://omi.net.bd

Comment by Omi Azad on Sep. 7th, 2007, at 8:29 #
[...] This is really great, having a built-in tagging system, but WordPress developers didn’t have enough time to put in a configuration page for the tagging system. There were new Template Tags to use but that’s it. It’s not yet complete. The new Template Tags will let you show the tags for the current post, but does not yet have the capability to show the related posts/tags. You also can not make your tags link as Technorati’s tags, unlike with Ultimate Tag Warrior’s (UTW) technoraticommalist feature. Another Template Tag would be the wp_tag_cloud() and it does what it suggests. It generates a tag cloud. It can use some improvements also. At least have it render like Engadgeted’s Heatmap plugin. But of course, it’s still too early to draw conclusions with these new Template Tags. [...]

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Have you had a chance to update this plugin for Wordpress 2.3? Do you need anyone to help you test it out or to hack away at it? I really like the plugin, and it’s the last one I need to update before I can upgrade to 2.3.

Comment by Sean O'Steen on Sep. 22nd, 2007, at 22:40 #
[...] My major problem was, that I could not get the heatmap running again. It just threw database errors. So I deactivated this for now and I looked for a fix. By doing so I fell over the Category Cloud pluging which was coming along with an own widget and therefore was easier to deal with. [...]

Pingback by lazy bit » Updating to Wordpress 2.3 on Sep. 26th, 2007, at 8:47 #
@92: Based on your brief problem description i can’t think of a possible cause for the problem.

@94: I’ll try to look into the necessary changes in the next couple days, but it isn’t high priority for me right now. Feel free to hack away if you feel so inclined :)

Comment by christoph on Sep. 26th, 2007, at 16:18 #
Here are some links to get you started in getting this fixed:

http://codex.wordpress.org/Version_2.3

http://codex.wordpress.org/index.php?title=Version_2.3:New_Taxonomy

Hope this helps — it’d be awesome to get this fixed ASAP — its such a great plug-in.

Comment by Jon on Sep. 28th, 2007, at 20:52 #
Has anyone had luck in updating the plug-in?

Comment by Jon on Sep. 30th, 2007, at 18:42 #
For those who would like an alternative, you can download this plug-in which creates the same effect, and works perfectly with 2.3:

http://www.mapelli.info/web20/category-cloud-16

Comment by Jon on Oct. 4th, 2007, at 0:40 #
WP-Heatmap fix for Wordpress 2.3…

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		$exclusions .= ' AND '.$wpdb->terms.'.term_ID  ' . intval($excat) . ' ';
			}
		}
	}
    $query = "SELECT $wpdb->terms.term_ID AS `id`, $wpdb->terms.name AS `name`, $wpdb->terms.slug AS `nicename`, $wpdb->term_taxonomy.count AS `posts` FROM $wpdb->terms, $wpdb->term_taxonomy WHERE $wpdb->terms.term_ID = $wpdb->term_taxonomy.term_id AND $wpdb->term_taxonomy.taxonomy = 'category' $exclusions GROUP BY $wpdb->terms.term_id ORDER BY posts DESC";

Comment by unfusion on Oct. 17th, 2007, at 21:11 #

[...] for the tagcloud, just pick your favorite tagcloud plugin (UMW Blogs is using WordPress Heatmap Plugin that displays your categories on a page (I titled this page view so it wouldn’t be repetitive [...]

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[...] for the tagcloud, just pick your favorite tagcloud plugin (UMW Blogs is using WordPress Heatmap Plugin that displays your categories on a page (I titled this page view so it wouldn’t be repetitive [...]

Pingback by Administrative Faculty Theme » WPMu: Sitewide Tags, Search, and Archive on Nov. 5th, 2007, at 8:44 #
Thanks for creating this plugin!

Comment by Alex on Nov. 9th, 2007, at 23:13 #
[...] just pick your favorite plugin to display WP categories as a tagcloud. UMW Blogs is using the WordPress Heatmap Plugin that displays your categories on a page by including a PHP call in the page template that the [...]

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[...] WordPress Heat Map: this plug-in creates a heat map collection of post tags. [...]

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[...] Wordpress Heat Map Template tags for a heat map of category links and archive links. Read more about this plugin on the developers site here. This may eventually prove unneccessary with WPMu 1.3’s tagging features. [...]

Pingback by A List of Plugins for WPMu at bavatuesdays on Dec. 4th, 2007, at 16:59 #
I have updated the query for WP2.3 to skip over categories that have no posts:
$query = “SELECT $wpdb->terms.term_ID AS `id`, $wpdb->terms.name AS `name`, $wpdb->terms.slug AS `nicename`, $wpdb->term_taxonomy.count AS `posts` FROM $wpdb->terms, $wpdb->term_taxonomy WHERE $wpdb->terms.term_ID = $wpdb->term_taxonomy.term_id AND $wpdb->term_taxonomy.taxonomy = ‘category’ AND $wpdb->term_taxonomy.count > 0 $exclusions GROUP BY $wpdb->terms.term_id ORDER BY posts DESC”;

Comment by Steve on Jan. 15th, 2008, at 19:23 #
[...] Wordpress Heat Map Template tags for a heat map of category links and archive links. Read more about this plugin on the developers site here. This may eventually prove unneccessary with WPMu 1.3’s tagging features. [...]

Pingback by » A List of Plugins for WPMu WPMu Ed on Jan. 25th, 2008, at 5:29 #
A great plugin! Thanks!

I have wrapped it in some other HTML to allow it to be used in a widgetised sidebar at my site. All good. Reccommended.

Comment by Pete on Feb. 13th, 2008, at 17:58 #
I thought this is an actual heat map, where you have an image overlaid on top of the page, displaying the actual clicks.

Seen some GPL source for that floating around…

Comment by chris on Mar. 7th, 2008, at 1:40 #
Hi,

A great plug in. Any ideas on how to modify the code so it sniffs out the most popular tags on a site. (Sorry if I’m asking the obvious but I’m not up on PHP).

all the best,

Paul

Comment by Paul on Mar. 12th, 2008, at 17:47 #
[...] Tag Cloud was me bekend, maar dat je dit ook met je categorieën en je archief kan doen is nieuw voor mij. Een visuele weergave van de inhoud zegt veel meer dan een standaard rijtje. Plugin Tip!! [...]

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I second the request for adding ‘tags’ to the heatmap in addition to categories. Any ideas out there?

Comment by Jeff on Mar. 19th, 2008, at 2:19 #
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Fatal error: Call to undefined function: heatmap_archives() in E:\inetpub\vhosts\li-an.fr\httpdocs\blog\wp-content\themes\arthemia\sidebar.php on line 75

I’ve got this error…Is it a known bug ?

Comment by Li-An on Jul. 7th, 2008, at 20:02 #
Sorry. It works (I did delete le php file :-( oups).

Comment by Li-An on Jul. 7th, 2008, at 20:05 #
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bug fix.
wp-heatmap_2_6.php / Line 142 / get_category_link => get_tag_link

Comment by KimHoon on Aug. 2nd, 2008, at 9:50 #
@128: Fixed. Thanks for catching that, i should have tested it more carefully…

Comment by christoph on Aug. 4th, 2008, at 1:30 #
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Where does this show up after installing it? I found it in my plug-ins, activated, went to my widgets but it’s not there. Any clue?

Comment by katie on Aug. 30th, 2008, at 6:10 #
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I test it in WP 2.6.1 and it work good
http://www.configuracionvisual.com/test

thanks for the job and for sahre it !
adeux from ARG

Comment by dlv on Oct. 5th, 2008, at 5:19 #
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@135: Sorry for the very late reply. The plugin does not support widgets currently. I’ll look into adding support for widgets in a future version.

Comment by christoph on Nov. 5th, 2008, at 15:39 #
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Pingback by Los mejores plugins Wordpress - Megacolección on Jan. 12th, 2009, at 3:52 #
Is there a way to limit the output of the tags by category?

Comment by M on Jan. 22nd, 2009, at 7:45 #
@148: unfortunately there isn’t, at least without modifying the plugin yourself i’m afraid.

Comment by christoph on Jan. 31st, 2009, at 23:16 #
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