Altos Toolbar

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Altos Toolbar

By AltosResearch.com

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Description

Easily insert Altos Charts, Regional Charts, Flash Charts and Stat Tables into your blog posts using the Visual Editor for WordPress®.

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Installation

Upload the /altos-toolbar folder to your /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress®.
Go to Posts -> Add New and find the toolbar buttons in your Visual Editor.

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“Altos Toolbar” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.

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Changelog

1.6.2

Fix data table character parsing bug

1.6.1

Remove extra files

1.6

Allow for more charts

1.5.1

Redo toolbar plugin to agree with TinyMCE version 4.x

1.5.0

Updated icons and confirmed working with 3.6

1.4.9

Fixed a TinyMCE error that caused our charts not to be loaded into posts while editing/adding.

1.4.8

Spelling mistake for wide stat tables

1.4.7

Added new chart theme to list of options

1.4.6

Version number bump to trigger auto-updates

1.4.5

Fixed problem with stats tables using data from 2011-10-07 instead of most recent data.

1.4.4

Added support for WordPress® 3.0 wp_loaded.
Fully tested in WordPress® 3.0, including with MULTISITE ( i.e. networking ) enabled. Everything looks good.
Added support for 2-year/3-year chart timespans.

1.4.3

Bug fix. Narrow Stat Tables were not properly implemented. This has been resolved in v1.4.3.

1.4.2

Bug fixed in validate_pai() method. This function now returns null on failure.
Support for both file_get_contents(), and a fallback on cURL has been established through a new method, fetch_url_contents(). This makes the plugin compatible with GoDaddy, Dreamhost, and other hosts that disable allow_url_fopen by default.
A new administrative notice is displayed on the Plugins Panel whenever pai authentication is non-existent or invalid.

1.4.1

The Altos Toolbar v1.4.1 now works in Google Chrome. Adjusted tinyMCE commands to fix a bug in WebKit browsers with respect to tinyMCE.activeEditor.selection range restoration.

1.4

No more Shortcodes. We’ve added “UI Elements” for all Altos Research Tables & Charts ( including Flash Charts ). You will now have ( instant previews! ) inside the Visual Editor for WordPress®.
Editing panels have also been integrated into the Visual Editor for WordPress®. After you’ve inserted an Altos Research Chart or Table, use the Visual Editor inside WordPress® to select it ( just click on it ). You’ll now see an Altos Research Icon appear on top of your existing Chart/Table. If you click this special Icon, a window will pop open. You can make all sorts of quick adjustments without having to re-insert anything new.
With these improvements, the Altos Toolbar no longer relies on WordPress® Shortcodes. However, backwards compatibility for Shortcode processing remains unaffected. Existing Shortcodes will continue to work just as they always have 🙂

1.3

The four toolbar buttons have condensed into a single Altos Research pull-down menu.
Added a new All-In-One option to the Visual Editor for WordPress.
The new All-In-One option remembers your settings.
Code cleanup, minor re-organization.

1.2

Initial release on WordPress.org.