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I’m pleased to finally be able to say that version 3.07 of Caffeinated Content Scheduler is available. This adds functionality to not only support v3.38 of the Caffeinated Content plugin (which allows you to populate your autoblog with articles pulled from EzineArticles.com), but also adds support for non-English WordPress installs, as well as fixing a couple of issues.

The download details should already be on the way to existing customers, and if you’ve not yet purchased this product, but are interesting in finding out more, please see this page.

OK, as far as I can tell, there is one difference between 3.37 and 3.38 which will impact the scheduler. The creator of the plugin has added EzineArticles.com to the possible sources, which has also entailed a change to the previous articles source, ArticlesBase.com

As such, if you are using articles, please bear with me one more day as I get the upgrade package for the schedule ready. I’ve finished writing it, and will be testing & releasing it tomorrow.

If you are not using articles, you can upgrade the plugins whenever you like on your WordPress blogs, then just install the Scheduler update later in the week. Using the 3.38 plugin on a blog when the Scheduler thinks it is 3.37 shouldn’t cause any problems if you are not using articles.

Apologies for taking so long on this. Version 3.38 seems to work ok in the scheduler. It’s a bit difficult to be sure, as there are no release notes with it.

I’ll be doing some more testing tonight to be more certain, and will post here and mail customers of the scheduler with the final verdict.

I subscribe to Google Alerts for a few phrases, one of the being “caffeinated content” – and I’ve just read about a new version that works with EzineArticles. Well, that was news to me, so I went to Kansieo.com (the creator of Caffeinated Content), and there, in the member’s section, was version 3.38 – a later version than the one I’ve got.

There’s nothing on his blog about it, and I’ve not received a mail about it, so this is the first I’ve heard about it.

I’ll be installing and testing it over the next few days, then updating Caffeinated Content Scheduler as soon as I can to account for any differences.

In the meantime, if you are using the scheduler, I’d recommend NOT upgrading to 3.38, as I don’t know if the scheduler will work with it.

Jason, the creator of the Caffeinated Content plugin, is offering a 30% discount on the plugin, for 1 week (starting yesterday) or 250 copies, whichever comes first. The coupon code is MAYFLOWERS, so if you’ve not got it, here’s where to go