16 Responses to “Wordpress Plugin Review: KQF”

1. John on December 27th, 2006 8:30 pm

   Hey Jack,

   It’s always a challenge when trying to make things easy for the end user, but that’s what make it interesting.

   Thanks for the great review mate!

   John (khanh)

2. Linda, Advice for my new site. - 5 Star Affiliate Marketing Forums on April 14th, 2007 12:20 pm

   [...] Hi Linda. Here’s a possible solution for your problem with RSS Feeds on your blog. At least I think you said blog. This is a plugin for WordPress that let’s you add multply feeds to blogs. It’s called KQF Here’s a very good video that show you what to do with KQF. KQF Video I got this link and info from a Web 2.0 book I picked up for free today. It’s called Internet Web 2.0 Authority BlackBook. I’m going to post the link to it in the forum as soon as I do a check to see whether or not it’s already here. It’s a FREE book that is chock full of Web 2.0 information. I’m not sure what the owner, Jack Humphrey, is promoting, but the book is 1st rate, and the price, FREE, is tough to beat. Anyhow, maybe the video will help with the feed problem. Good marketing RT… Note: I just DL the WP blog program and have to install it. It sort of looks like this new Web 2.0 is the new marketing. __________________ A True Lazy Way To Make Automatic Profits FREE 5 Part Video Course. Marketing With Online Videos. [...]

3. PlugIM.com on June 3rd, 2007 7:34 pm

   Wordpress Plugin Review%3A KQF…

   Wordpress plugin that runs feeds on any page or post on your Wordpress blog. Very cool. Video…

4. Scott Hendison on January 31st, 2008 9:28 am

   Great tool - used without a hitch on one server, two domains - Wow, awesome, great tip and i was mentally counting stats increases and ranking bumps.

   Then, the hitch - the interface only works in IE on another server, WTF? and on yet another server, every time I activate, the whole dashboard errors out, and I have to manually delete wit hthe file manager. Sigh…

   Jack, what’s the OTHER next best one of these you’ve found?

   thanks for all the good info, and keep on sharin’

5. Jack Humphrey on January 31st, 2008 10:05 am

   It just crapped out on me too with upgrading WP. I am waiting to hear if he’s going to do an update. It made whole admin pages blank - like editing comments, etc. which kind of made me pee my pants a little.

   So it’s gone right now until I can find an alternative.

6. Scott Hendison on January 31st, 2008 11:09 am

   Ahh - ok - yep, i see that - I hope he fixes it!
   Man, too bad…

7. Stock Photos from A-Z Fotos on March 1st, 2008 7:26 am

   Hi Jack,
   You are introducing me to a whole new world of opportunities as I am only really used to html sites. In the beginning dynamic sites weren’t that acceptable by the search engines I recall but now I start seeing the great potential in many streams of content that can be generated by using dynamic sites. - So actually I am trying to catch your main ideas in your second version Authority Black Book, just downloaded.

   As I try to keep away from paid membership sites (I have wasted too many money during the years because I am often traveling and can’t keep up with all the new offers on a membership site) I am looking on options for getting the most valuable WP plug-ins without having to pay a fortune - to run WP on my own sites.
   My feeling is that you have provided us with a lot of help to that in your book (Thanks

   - Will soon come back to your sites

   Soren
   Denmark

8. Sam Haynes on March 1st, 2008 10:48 pm
   
   
9. Top Work From Home on March 15th, 2008 10:19 am

   Jack - any word on if this plugin now works or is being updated?
   Chris

10. Top Work From Home on March 15th, 2008 10:21 am

    Nevermind - I just saw this posting on the KQF download site:

    *** Important ***

    It is a shame, but I just can’t afford the time to work on my plugins anymore these days.

    To be honest, I didn’t mind creating these useful plugins for everyone to use, because I enjoyed putting it all together. But there comes a time when I have to put my time and effort into projects that actually put bread on the table.

    So what does this actually mean? It means the plugins have basically reached their final versions. I might at a whim add/modify/fix this and that, but don’t expect too much. I definitely won’t have time to test for clashes with the hundreds of other plugins out there in the wild.

    To the best of my knowledge and IMHO, my plugins have been well written. They should behave themselves. If you think otherwise, just uninstall them. Or you could wait for an update…but don’t hold your breath!

    If you have a query about something, it’s best to bring it up in the WP forums. I am sure there are people out there who are able to help you out. Otherwise…

    Read the included readme.txt, then make sure you follow the directions! 99% of the time you will find that when you follow the instructions and consult the FAQ section in readme.txt, things actually end up working.

    This software is provided ‘as-is’, without any express or implied warranty. In no event will the author be held liable for any damages arising from the use of this software.

    You are free to use this software, but don’t expect timely updates, bug fixes or free tech support.

11. Mike on March 15th, 2008 8:58 pm

    Great site. I just found your site and will visiting it regularly now. Anyway, this pluggin is exactly what I was looking for to display NASCAR news headlines on my Ryan Newman Fan site.

    You can see it in action on my site http://ryannewmaninfo.info/nascar-news.

    I basically put the link on here because of the gentleman that posted right above me.

    Thanks, the pluggin is working great for me. And I really like how it can be customized.

    I can’t wait to “play” with it a little more tomorrow.

    Mike’s last blog post..Rain Ruins Qualifying Efforts At Bristol, Ryan Newman Starting 13th

12. Denny on March 21st, 2008 10:53 am

    Hi ~

    I’m very new to wordpress and I came across your book. I found your book and it mentioned about the plugin KQF. I’ve downloaded the latest version of the plugin: version 1.7.8. I’ve followed through with your video and I can’t seem to get feed to work. It just says “Loading..”. Is there something that I’m missing?

    Regards.

13. Jack Humphrey on March 21st, 2008 11:08 am

    Denny,

    Try another feed. Sometimes it won’t load if it doesn’t like the feed you put in.

14. Len Estrada on August 23rd, 2008 8:42 pm

    Hey Jack,

    I have a question. I have a cheese ball WordPress theme, which I’ve grown fond of, that doesn’t allow me to create pages without placing them in the top menu by default.

    Is there a negative effect, that I’m not seeing, by placing the KQF feeds in a post as opposed to a page?

    Thanks,

    Len
    xeroteam@gmail.com

    Len Estradas last blog post..Social Media Marketing

15. Len Estrada on August 23rd, 2008 9:25 pm

    UPDATE:

    Apparently with my current theme, it only allows the KQF code as the sole content. When I add any text whatsoever, it screws up the entire page. Any suggestions?

    I’m sure this is a question better posed to the theme creator, but I’m covering all bases here hoping you may have a solution. Thanks again.

    Len

16. Jack Humphrey on August 24th, 2008 7:21 am

    Len - no negative effect that I know of, unless, in your second comment, it doesn’t work. I’d say something is up with your theme or CSS. That problem didn’t surface for me.

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