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AvFuel: My first useful(?) WordPress Widget

Posted on Wednesday, June 28th, 2006
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6 Responses to “AvFuel: My first useful(?) WordPress Widget”

  1. tuber_x swore:


    Current Aviation Fuel Prices

    o As of 23 Dec 2099
    o 100LL: $19.37
    o JetA: $.23

    I see a problem with this, that was on the right side of your web page. Unless we are living in the future, I think the date is wrong.

  2. Danny regurgitated:


    hehehe. That was jus a test, cuz I didn’t know the current prices. The Date isn’t auto-configured by the system (a possible future upgrade, though I left it as a date that’s entered by the admin for maximum flexibility - maybe they want to lie and say it’s been a certain price since 1902, or something).

    That, or we are living in the future, and Jet Fuel is really, really cheap.

  3. WordPress Widgets » Blog Archive » AvFuel avowed:


    […]Taking the award for most specialized widget, here is the AvFuel widget for displaying the current prices of aviation fuel on your very own airport blog. What’s next?[…]

  4. Danny swore:


    Make fun of my AvFuel Widget if you will! :P But it seemed a perfect use for a widget in this case, and it does the job.

    The code could be easily altered for an unimaginable number of uses, too, if someone’s in need of a simple method of updating non-random, internalized information. Change a few labels and you’re set, really.

    Just updated the thing, as well (v1.1) to prettify (yes, that’s now a word) the output a tad. The whole thing will likely work as a simple plugin, if someone wanted it and was still languishing in a state of non-widgetity (that’s now a word, too). Haven’t actually tested it, but the call to output should do it.

  5. Tyler Hoglund attested:


    Danny invented code… Hmm maybe you can help me with my java game I’m having trubble with ;D

  6. Jim avowed:


    Ahh.. never seen this on the web. I’m interested. I’ll be looking to see if this would add a little something to my own blog… and think it would as its a good idea

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