I had a website with quite a bit of content using a particular syntax for a plugin I was using. When I decided to change to a different plugin and realized the syntax was a different I was looking at the possibility of having to go through a whole bunch of articles until I found ReReplacer. Thanks for saving me tons of time.

WOW! This is a real time saver. Is there any way you can add variables? I'm using it to paste in code for a button that needs to be modified for each article and it would be great if a bunch of variables showed up that I just fill in.

I just spent several hours trying many different modules and components to display an RSS feed on my site. After the update to 1.5.9 and a move of my site the mod_feed module stopped working on some feeds. Specifically feeds where the url ended in xml. I installed this module and all is working as hoped for. Good bye mod_feed... Hello MagpieRSS.

I was stunned at the difference when toggling extensions from enabled to disabled and back again and when toggling the published status of articles. I wish it worked when selecting multiple articles but since mostly I toggle one article or extension this works PERFECTLY!

This is by far the BEST menu extension I've ever used. Simple to install, simple to configure, and it JUST PLAIN WORKS. The fact that it uses a plugin for menu display gives me more flexibility of a module type menu as I can add this menu to ANY content item.

This just works. I love the fact that it is a mambot rather than a module so I can put the menu anywhere. And I love the fact that it references a menu rather than building its own menu item. The Pro version of this menu even adds mouse over and mouse down functionality. This is by far my favorite menu extension bar none.