WordPress Plugin – QR Code Tag v1.0

Saturday, September 19th, 2009 | Wordpress

QR Code Tag

Use QR Codes (Google API or QR Code Lib) anywhere in your WordPress blog, as a Widget, Shortcode, Tooltip or with a PHP function.

Features:

  • Choose your QR Code generator: Google Chart API (online connection required) or QR Code Lib (included)
  • Uses cURL if allow_url_fopen is disabled (Google Chart API)
  • GIF, PNG or JPEG image output
  • All QR Code images are cached
  • Use as a Sidebar Widget
  • Use the Shortcode [qrcodetag]content[/qrcodetag] within your posts
  • Use the Tooltip mode [qrcodetag tooltip="content"]some text[/qrcodetag] within your posts
  • Use the PHP function inside your own template
  • “Best Read Mode” for optimized QR Code image size
  • Works with PHP 5.3 as well
  • Works on symlinked plugin folders
  • Available plugin admin interface languages: English, German

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Download QR Code Tag  v1.0

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8 Comments to WordPress Plugin – QR Code Tag v1.0

Lorand
November 17, 2009

Hello :)
Thanks for this plugin. But the widget don’t work on my blog (2.8.6). When I try to move the widget in my sidebar I have a large horizontal line and impossible to place it.

Dennis Spreen
November 18, 2009

Hello Lorand, the plugin works with 2.8.6 as well. Which theme do you use?

Lorand
November 19, 2009

Hello Dennis,

Thanks for your reply. My Theme is Amazing Grace 2.3 par Vladimir Prelovac.

But my problem is in administration panel as you can see on this pic : http://www.android-software.fr/QRCodeTag.png

When I try to move the widget I have a very big horizontal line.

Thanks

1800PocketPC
November 25, 2009

Great plugin. I am going to add it to my site soon. Any chance of getting a Microsoft Tag plugin like this ?

1800PocketPC
November 28, 2009

do you take paid request for plugins ?

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sorin matei
February 1, 2010

I am trying to use the php template to display the current url but I cannot find the parameter… what should go in between the brackets, where your example uses ‘mycontent’ as in

<img src="getQrCodeUrl(‘mycontent’,100,’UTF-8′,’L',4,0);
?>”> ?

Dennis Spreen
February 3, 2010

In order to display a 100 x 100px QR Code in the page template you would include this PHP code:


echo $qrcodetag->getQrCodeUrl($qrcodetag->currentUrl(),100,’UTF-8′,’L',4,0);

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