OneClick for WordPress

Disclaimer

This plugin is written under GPL, and comes with no warranty, blah blah blah, be careful, it should work fine. All code, unless otherwise specified was written by me. Some parts of the plugin can be dangerous if used stupidly, but you should be fine.
This manual is far from complete, and the deadline for the completion is 5th August, but most of the important points are listed out.

Introduction

There are, on average, ten plugins and themes released for wordpress everyday. Though the wonderful extendibility is good for you, trying these out can be such a chore, that you often would choose not to try it out in the first place. Presenting the solution to that problem.

OneClick is an extension for the wordpress blogging platform which was designed to simplify the procedure of installation of other plugins and themes. This procedure, which usually involves uploading the contents of a zip file via FTP to your remote server, into the appropriate directory, and then activating it by the wordpress admin interface, is comparatively very slow, technically challenging, and requires a separate client.

OneClick doesn’t have any separate functionality except to function in the position of the FTP client. OneClick gets a zip file from a remote URL or from the user’s hard drive, and then unzips the files in the appropriate directory.

And yes, OneClick is the only wordpress plugin ever to come with it's own firefox extension.

Features

OneClick doesen't impart any specific functionality to your website. It doesen't enhance search engine placement, it doesen't encourage commenting, increase subscribers, or anything. It just makes life easier for you: the blog administrator. By ridding of the long and annoying process of FTP, it saves you hours of time in deploying weblogs, modifying them and trying out new extensions. Among this, it can do other things. Like:

Installing

Please follow these instructions carefully. OneClick is very very path sensitive. It means if you mess the paths up, it will not work, and potentially endangers all your data.
Part I:

Part 2:

If you feel you’ve done everything, go to the admin page, which is the second tab of the Dashboard. The plugin checks if the folders are configured correctly, and displays happy faces if they are working fine.

Screenshots for installation

Some screenshots for the confused. How to modify preferences using filezilla. It's opensource and available on sourceforge.

Installing from hard drive:

Installing from the hard drive is pretty easy and straightforward. All you have to do is browse for the file that you want to upload and click on “GOâ€, and if everything works okay, you should be able to go and activate your new plugin or theme.

Installing from remote url:

Installation from the remote URL works smoothly. The only problem is if the URL is not of a zip file, then the plugin will not work. When you’re getting the URL, be sure it’s the correct URL for download, and not a link to another webpage. Some plugin authors sometime put a text saying “download the plugin here†and that might lead to the plugin page.
Just be confident you’re entering the correct url while installing. And installation should go smoothly.
The same goes with using the firefox extension.

Configuring the firefox plugin

Install the firefox plugin from the link specified on the main page, and