Wordpress Plug-In for Static Post Ending?

[SteveHardeman]

I wasn't sure how to word this correctly but here's what I'm trying to do. I have a blog. I make entries to it every day. The end of every single blog post is the same ending where I direct them to another site. Is there a wordpress plug-in that will allow me to type the blog post ending once and then have it included in each post? The answer is prolly already in here somewhere but I thought I'd reach out to save some time.

Thanks in advance.

[Cozy Monica]

I don't know if there is one, but you want is something that will make macros.

[sunfunbill]

Or you could just have it in a text file and copy/paste it each time, saves a little time.

[phuckbunny]

There are a few plugins like that actually, I was poking around with them last week but couldn't get any to work properly mostly b/c I think I need to upgrade my WP on the site I wanted to install it on. If it's just text, do what Bill said, it'll only take you 2 secs to cut and paste. If you want a banner and/or banner rotator, try the In between Posts plugin, and or variations on that.

[nolimits4]

if plugins are made from php, etc....

how come they stop working with each new version of wp?

[sunfunbill]

if plugins are made from php, etc....

Because anytime you change code it screws everything up. One damn little " or ; and it does not work.

I've been screwing around with my forum. It's in php, but it almost seems like a different type of php. Nothing I've learned in WP seems to apply to that code, very frustrating.

[theviking]

Here's what you are looking for:
http://wp.uberdose.com/2006/11/05/adman/

[anotherF]

Edit the template so it's hardcoded it into the end of every post, or call a php include. Or just copy and paste!

[Cozy Monica]

Originally posted by nolimits4
if plugins are made from php, etc....

how come they stop working with each new version of wp?

Because they utilize the includes that come as part of Wordpress, and those often change with the new releases. Functions get renamed, deleted, changed, moved...

They will only continue to work if all of the things they rely on within the actual Wordpress files is the same.

[nolimits4]

thanks monica and bill