Hi Wspnut,
I’m sorry to hear it’s not working for you. That’s not satisfactory and I’m sure we can sort it out.
It should only be checking for preferred terms and readability after you have stop typing and it should also preserve your cursor location.
May I ask what web browser and version you are using? If I can replicate the problem I’m sure we can fix it.
I’ve tested for this in recent versions of Firefox, Chrome, IE and Safari.
It could be a more obscure browser bug or a conflict with another plugin.
I’m marking as resolved pending more details.
Thread Starter
wspnut
(@wspnut)
Heya sorry, didn’t see your first reply.
I’m running Chrome 26.0.1410.19 beta, but also tested this in Firefox 19 both on Mac.
I do have a number of other plugins working, but nothing that hasn’t been running for quite some time. Turning off this plugin resolves the issue…
Hmmm… maybe I need to test this on a Mac. I’ll give Chrome 26.0.1410.19 beta a try. Failing that I might need to install the some of the pluings you use.
Hey wspnut,
I’ve made an update that should resolve this. I’m not sure why it was only happening for Mac’s.
Hey Mike, I’m having this issue too.
The cursor jumps to the beginning of the post when the readability score is recalculated.
I’m running Chrome (25.0.1364.126) on a Chromebook. I have tried the latest version available on WordPress (1.1). This appears to be the newest build.
Best,
James
Thread Starter
wspnut
(@wspnut)
Hey Mike,
Were you able to release this update? Do not see 1.1 on the site.
Thanks,
Andrew
I’m not sure why the version number on the plugin page hasn’t updated.
It’s the first time I’ve done a version update for a wordpress hosted plugin but I followed the instruction to the dime.
If you download it you will see that the file name is v1.1. I can confirm the code change is present in the file bw_mce_plugin.js:
bookmark = tinyMCE.activeEditor.selection.getBookmark();
tinyMCE.activeEditor.execCommand('bwUpdateScore');
tinyMCE.activeEditor.execCommand('bwCheckTerms');
tinyMCE.activeEditor.selection.moveToBookmark(bookmark);
The bookmark should reset the cursor after updating the scores and checking the preferred terms. I’ve confirmed it’s working with a copy of OS X Mountain Lion using Chrome and Safari and Firefox.
I don’t have access to a Chromebook but I wouldn’t expect the operating system to make much of a difference – although it could.
Hey Mike,
Just looking into this. It appears the issue is related to the bwPreferredTerms variable being null.
I have tried adding a preferred term and the plugin works correctly, if no terms are present, the plugin does not work. I believe if bwPreferredTerms was set to zero, instead of null, the plugin will work if no terms exist but I haven’t verified this.
Best,
James
