Welcome to DataFlex for WordPress!

[Chip Casanave]

We are pleased to announce the beta release of DataFlex for WordPress or "DF4WP" - a free plugin component available now. Full details of the release, feature additions to the project since its inception and more are published in this blog (http://www.dataaccess.com/blog/dataflex/dataflex-for-wordpress-beta-release-1225).

Now that DF4WP is available, check out the demo website, www.dataflex4wordpress.com (http://www.dataflex4wordpress.com) to see it in action and to download the plugin software and documentation. As you review the live examples, think about how DF4WP can fulfill your needs for a free, rich website content management environment in which to deliver your DataFlex web applications.

[franco]

Very nice Plug in I already testing it
regards
franco Spinella

[Wim Schimmel]

Hi Chip

Where can I find that df4WP.zip file, website gives OOPS on Link

10254

Wim

[Brienne Casanave]

Thanks for the catch, Wim! Something went goofy with a link, and has been repaired.

The instructions for downloading DF4WP plugin will now correctly link you to this page: http://www.dataflex4wordpress.com/index.php/df4wp-plugin/

[Wim Schimmel]

Brienne,


I download the zip from the link you write, but the oops on the site is still there

Wim

[Mike Peat]

Wim

Can you give me the URL of the page that "Oops" link is on please.

Mike

[Brienne Casanave]

Thanks, again, Wim. The link was broken on an second page (http://www.dataflex4wordpress.com/index.php/about-dataflex-for-wordpress-plugin/). It has also been fixed.

[wila]

Brienne, while you are still at it,

Also broken on this page: http://www.dataflex4wordpress.com/index.php/df4wp-plugin/
Point 11, the link under CORS

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Wil

[Vincent Oorsprong]

Brienne,

You may want to use the broken links checker plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/broken-link-checker/

Or online via: http://www.deadlinkchecker.com/website-dead-link-checker.asp

[Brienne Casanave]

Fixed. Thanks, Wil.

[Brienne Casanave]

You may want to use the broken links checker plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/broken-link-checker/

I'll do that. Thanks, Vincent.

[Mike Peat]

Vincent

Thanks!

That large number of apparently broken links is due to WordPress being prepared for use with it's REST API (all those wp-json/* links), which the site does not implement (nor should it!) or WP's xmlrpc interface (also disabled for good reason), so they were somewhat clouding the issue of the couple of real broken links.

Mike