I am finally getting around to testing the WordPress for BlackBerry app which was released last month. It is still in beta testing, but looks promising so far.
This post was made from my BlackBerry 8330 and I have attached a test image. If you want try the WordPress for BlackBerry app just point your BlackBerry browser to http://blackberry.wordpress.org/install
I finally took the time to get this widget listed in the WordPress Plugin Directory.
You can now automatically install this widget from your WordPress Admin panel or download it in .zip format.
Added option for locations outside of US to enter station number.
Added option to select sticker with white text.
Just upload the new wunder.php into your wp-content/plugins/ directory.
This widget displays the standard wunderground.com weather sticker.
Corrected problem that prevented cities with more than one word from displaying properly.
Just upload the new wunder.php into your wp-content/plugins/ directory and all is well.
UPDATE: Corrected output to meet WC3 XHTML 1.0 Transitional Standards
I thought I would take a shot at creating a Widget to display the standard wunderground.com weather sticker. I could have used the built in Text Widget to add the needed code to display their weather sticker, but whats the fun in that. After checking out the provided samples and a few minutes of cursing, I managed to get my widget to work. Unfortunately for my foreign friends, the weather widget only allows you to enter US locations.
To install the weather widget:
Just upload wunder.php into the wp-content/plugins/ directory, activate the module from the Plugin Management page, and then go to the Sidebar Widgets page to configure your Title, City and State.
Configuration Example
