<!–texy–>[23] To be honest, multi-user support is not going to be implemented until there will be a donation to that wish attached. Sorry, I've got plenty of higher-priority tasks in queue.

<!–texy–>Any timeframe on when this can be used by multi-users? Great plugin by the way.

<!–texy–>[21] Thank you for your ideas. I'm afraid that non-fixed width (too long lines) would cause the text difficult to read….

<!–texy–>Neat little notes page – shame it's fixed width and doesn't have a scroll bar (although extends a fair way anyway!), but that's minor quibbles. Simple and effective, and while dashboard notes are okay for small items, this is great for anything larger.

<!–texy–>FOLLOW UP!

Ignore my earlier post!

That error was generated because my host PHP was set to Vs. 4.x – I changed it to version 5 and now the plugin works fine! Yippee! I'm happy as a schoolboy!

<!–texy–>Hey,

Listen I really love your plugin. Works great with WP 2.8.1 but with WP 2.8.2 it crashes!

Here's the error:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STATIC, expecting T_OLD_FUNCTION or T_FUNCTION or T_VAR or '}' in /nfs/c03/h04/mnt/57871/domains/bdc.sandviper.net/html/wp-content/plugins/kahis-notes/knotes.php on line 15

Please! Please! Please! Please! Please! Fix this! :-P

I've integrated your plugin into my WP design workflow and depend on it!

Please update when possible!

Thanks!

<!–texy–>[17] Seem to me quite different from current Notes principle – like stickies for WP. I could maybe do somethink like that one day, thanks for your opinion!

<!–texy–>I think that if you would add a function on it to pull a copy of the note to your dashboard (not to edit, but as a reminder) that would be great. Just one box like a post it. A more link would be good too. That way I can leave myself a story reminder, and be refreshed by the sticky each time I load my dashboard. If I want to edit the content, THEN go to the link at the bottom.

Also maybe a way to prioritize notes, more than three or so. That way "to do" lists would be a little easier to manage.

Those are about all I can think of.

<!–texy–>[15] It's planned. And it shouldn't be too dificult, so you can expect it in the next major release.

<!–texy–>Great plugin. I'll use this quite a bit. Any plans for adding this to the dashboard or does that already exist?