Deleting it drops the bookings table, the plugin's options, its staff role and its user meta. Deactivating it leaves everything in place.<\/p><\/dd>\n\n<\/dl>\n\n\n
The full history, including older releases, is in changelog.txt<\/code> inside the plugin folder.<\/p>\n\n1.6.4<\/h4>\n\n\n- Fixed: a staff member's page listed none of the services assigned to them. The list came from\na meta query asking for rows LIKE
\"12\"<\/code>, which is how the string<\/em> \"12\" is serialized, while\nthe plugin stores the assignment as an array of integers \u2014 so the query matched nothing on any\nsite. The membership test now runs in PHP against the unserialized value.<\/li>\n- Fixed: six union return types (
int|false<\/code>). That is PHP 8.0 syntax, and this plugin supports\nPHP 7.4, where it is a parse error, so on 7.4 those files never compiled and the plugin could\nnot activate. The declarations are removed and the return types are documented with @return<\/code>\ntags instead. The same family was addressed in 1.6.3 for match<\/code> expressions; the check that\nfound those cases listed individual constructs rather than the whole feature set, so these were\nnot reported. That check now runs PHPCompatibility against the version in the plugin header.<\/li>\n- Changed: the meta-field stylesheet and the two admin scripts are no longer printed inline.\nThey are enqueued from
admin\/css\/aumreserva-meta-fields.css<\/code>, admin\/js\/aumreserva-meta-fields.js<\/code>\nand admin\/js\/aumreserva-settings.js<\/code>, on the screens that use them only. The nonces and\ntranslated strings they need arrive through wp_localize_script()<\/code>.<\/li>\n- Changed: the three JavaScript configuration objects are renamed
aumreservaAdmin<\/code>,\n aumreservaCalendar and aumreservaConfig<\/code>. The previous names began with a three-character\nsegment; wordpress.org asks for at least four.<\/li>\n- Changed: the REST namespace is
aumreserva\/v1<\/code>, for the same reason. Routes that were under\n \/wp-json\/arb\/v1\/ are now under \/wp-json\/aumreserva\/v1\/<\/code>.<\/li>\n- Changed:
fputcsv()<\/code> in the booking export is called with an explicit $escape<\/code> argument. The\ndefault changes in PHP 8.4, and an empty string is the RFC 4180 behaviour.<\/li>\n- Changed: the three front-end templates and
uninstall.php<\/code> prefix every variable they define.\nWordPress includes a template returned through template_include<\/code> at global scope, so each of\nthose assignments was a global \u2014 forty-four of them. Four more overwrote variables WordPress\nitself uses: $term<\/code>, $cat<\/code> and $status<\/code>. Plugin Check reports the unprefixed names; it does\nnot run WordPress.WP.GlobalVariablesOverride<\/code>, so the four overwrites were found by running\nthat sniff over the plugin directly.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n1.6.3<\/h4>\n\n\n- Fixed: two match expressions. That is PHP 8.0 syntax, and this plugin supports PHP 7.4, where\nit is a parse error \u2014 one of the two sits in the staff meta-box save path and the other in the\nsettings screen, so on 7.4 the file never compiled and the plugin could not load. Replaced with\nequivalent strict comparisons.<\/li>\n
- Changed: removed a three-letter accessor function from the global namespace. WordPress.org asks\nthat anything declared globally carry the plugin prefix, with at least four characters in its\nfirst segment. Nothing called it but the bootstrap line below its own declaration, so it is\ngone rather than renamed. Code that needs the instance calls
AumReserva_Plugin::instance()<\/code>.<\/li>\n- Changed: the source comments are now in one language throughout, and the note about re-skinning\nthe booking UI describes the mechanism \u2014
--arb-*<\/code> custom properties with fallbacks, which any\nlater stylesheet can set \u2014 without implying anything else has to be installed.<\/li>\n- Changed: the four reads of staff-link form fields carry a per-line sniff exemption naming the\ncaller that verifies their nonce. The verification was always there; a per-file linter cannot\nsee across the call.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n
1.6.2<\/h4>\n\n\n- Added: a \"Manual\" link on the Plugins screen, pointing at the manual in the administrator's own\nlanguage (English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese). Until now this plugin\nshipped only inside a template kit, where the manual arrived through that channel; installed\nfrom the directory there was nothing in the admin saying where to find it.<\/li>\n
- Changed: the changelog in this file now carries only recent releases. wordpress.org truncates\nthat section at 5000 bytes without saying so. All of it is kept in
changelog.txt<\/code>.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n1.6.1<\/h4>\n\n\nThe admin page slugs, script and style handles and the WooCommerce account endpoint still used\nthe three-character arb-<\/code> form, which 1.6.0 changed only for the underscore spellings. They are\nnow aumreserva-<\/code>:<\/p>\n\nadmin pages page=arb-booking -> page=aumreserva-booking\n page=arb-bookings-list -> page=aumreserva-bookings-list\n page=arb-settings -> page=aumreserva-settings\n page=arb-my-bookings -> page=aumreserva-my-bookings\n handles arb-admin arb-calendar arb-public -> aumreserva-\u2026\n account tab \/my-account\/arb-bookings\/ -> \/my-account\/aumreserva-bookings\/<\/p>\n\n
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