Plugin Name: Digg This Reloaded
Version: 1.2

Plugin URI: http://dev.lipidity.com/feature/digg-this-wordpress-plugin-reloaded

Author: Ankur Kothari
Author URI: http://dev.lipidity.com/
Contact Author: admin@lipidity.com

Based on work by Aviran Mordo and SEOEgghead

"Digg this wordpress plugin is a plugin that detects incoming links from Digg.com to your wordpress post and automatically display a link back to the digg post, for people to digg your story.
When a digg is first recognized an email is sent to the site’s admin

The detection is based on the referrer URL, which has to come from digg.
In case there is more than one digg posts to your page, only the first one will be displayed."

INSTALLATION:

Copy Digg this plugin to wordpress plugin folder and activate it. (If you rename the folder it won't work. It must be called "digg-this")

Configure everything from the admin options panel!

OR, if you want to add it to your template, use the digg_this_reloaded function with the following parameters:

$link_text - The text that will link back to digg. The default is Digg This Story. (This can also be an image tag or any other valid html tags)
$ping - This is a ping attribute (string) inside the <a href=> tag. The ping will be added at the end of the post URL.
$show_what_is_this - This is a boolean which indicates whether to show a question mark after the digg this link, which explains why this link is created and link to the plugin page.
$use_digg_button - This is a boolean which determins if you want to display Digg's vote button in an iframe or just a text link. Default is false which means display text link.


Examples:
<?php digg_this_reloaded(); ?> will create a Digg this story link with a question mark which explains why this link is created and link to the plugin page.

<?php digg_this_button(); ?> - Display the digg vote button