Cindy Kendrick
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In reply to: [Cleverness To-Do List] MultisiteIt should be. I haven’t tested it with it in awhile though.
No there can be only one to do list per user. Maybe you could use the categories to fit your needs. You can use category ids in the short codes to display individual categories.
There are also no completed items only short codes at this time. It may be possible to hide that unwanted third column using CSS.
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In reply to: [Cleverness To-Do List] todolist-completed item progress not set to 100%That’s a good point. It won’t be too difficult to implement as a completed paramater could be passed to the show_progress function to just show 100 instead of the saved value.
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In reply to: [Cleverness To-Do List] PHP Notice: Trying to get property of non-objectThis has been fixed in version 3.3.2
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In reply to: [Cleverness To-Do List] PHP Notice: Trying to get property of non-objectThanks for the info. That error must have appeared after beta 2 of 3.6 when I last tested that shortcode.
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In reply to: [Cleverness To-Do List] confirmation on activating checkbox missingI considered this, but thought it would annoy some users to have to confirm every item completion. I think a setting and/or shortcode attribute would be the best method.
Please feel free to submit a patch on github for this as well 🙂
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In reply to: [Cleverness To-Do List] categories in separated tablesThank you 🙂
I welcome any patches you want to submit. The github URL for the plugin is https://github.com/cleverness/cleverness-to-do-list-plugin
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In reply to: [Cleverness To-Do List] categories in separated tablesThank you for the feature request and the graphic representation is much appreciated.
I’ve added it to my feature request list but have no guarantees it will be implemented. I can say that it will not be anytime in the next few months as I will be giving birth to my first child in a few weeks.
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In reply to: [Widget CSS Classes] add a class to ALL widgets?No, the plugin will only save the class for individual widgets. If you need a class for all widgets I would modify your theme’s register_sidebar call (often in functions.php) or even easier, just use a CSS selector that targets all your widgets ( #sidebar aside.widget for example).
register_sidebar( array( 'name' => __( 'Header Widget Area', 'theme' ), 'id' => 'header-widget-area', 'before_widget' => '<aside id="%1$s" class="widget %2$s">', 'after_widget' => '</aside>', 'before_title' => '<h1 class="widget-title">', 'after_title' => '</h1>', ) );Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Widget CSS Classes] Excuse me but…The CSS code you have above would go into your theme’s style.css file (or in a similar location, depending on your theme). Then under Appearance > Widgets, each widget should have a text box that says CSS Class, you put box_it in that field on the widget you want it on. This will add the class name to the widget HTML.
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In reply to: [Cleverness To-Do List] Multiple Editable ListsIt’s not currently possible except with plugin modification to keep the items from disappearing when checked off.
It sounds like the best solution would be to use the category method. For example, make a Group 1 (or whatever you want to name it) and put that category on the page that User A and B can access. Then make a Group 2 cagegory and put that on the page that User C and D can access. Then assign to-dos to the correct categories.
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In reply to: [Cleverness To-Do List] Multiple Editable ListsI wanted to add that if each list you want to display is specific to user, there is another way.
If you let users have their own lists, then it will automatically show their own to-dos. If you have the list view type set to Group, then you can assign to-dos to users and use the setting that allows them to only see to-dos assigned to them. And master view allows you to have one list that all users complete individually.
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In reply to: [Cleverness To-Do List] Multiple Editable ListsThe only way to do that would be to enable categories (under To-Do List > Settings > General) and have a different category for each page. Then you put the category id into the approrpiate shortcode to just display that category on the page. For example:
[todochecklist category="3"], replacing the 3 with whatever the category ID is (the ID is listed on To-Do List > Categories).Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Cleverness To-Do List] Permissions don't workI don’t have any custom capabilities in my plugin, so the ones that start with Cp likely are not related to my plugin. I use the default capabilities added by WordPress. If you are setting everything to Read, then likely every user on your site can view them. You want to use a capability that only editors and admins have, such as Publish Pages. If you look at the link I provided on WordPress capabilities, you can see that all users usually have the Read capability, which is why authors can add tasks.
You want to set Add To-Do Item Capability and Edit To-Do Item Capability to a capability that your authors do not have. By default, Publish Pages is something authors cannot do, unless you changed that using the User Role Editor plugin.
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In reply to: [Cleverness To-Do List] Permissions don't workCheck out the WordPress capabilities to make sure that you are using capabilities that only admins have for the add and edit todo capabilities. Usually “Manage Options” is something that only admins can do so it would be appropriate to use that. “Read” is generally something that all users can do.