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Hi Matt,

Thank you for your timely reply. I had also seen that ‘recent-donors’ code, it looks great, and I planned on testing it as well.

What I was referencing above was not so much a *list* of donors, but simply the *number* of donations for a specific form.

There’s likely something simple I am missing, but just some way that we could simply display the total number of people who had participated in that specific campaign.

In that [ givetotal ] is it possible to add a shortcode_atts in the array that looks for *number* of donations in the specified form? Something like ‘give_count_total_donors’ or ‘give_count_donations’ or ‘completed_donations’ and have it output that number by that specified form?

I pulled those from researching in user-functions.php so I’m not really sure if any would work. Candidly, for me, I’m swimming in the deep end here 🙂 but at least I’m trying to work through this best I can.

Thanks.

Hey Jeff,

I see part of the issue. With all the changes, I am testing 9.0.3 on a staging site. In looking at Console, the staging site is 526ing the .ico for the icons on the left column (because of a http/s issue staging vs. production). So they are kinda there, I just don’t see them. That issue would, of course, go away on the production site.

However, while I now see how the cool ability would work to click on an icon and see all of the statuses, I am of the opinion that it makes it significantly harder to have a *simple* glance at what is active and what is not without the dots.

We have 80+ active and 30+ inactive (but sometimes active) plugins. To click on each icon as we evaluate the plugin organizer structure of the individual page would seem to be counter-productive.

I hope you can appreciate the feedback, and take it as constructive.

Thank you for your ongoing work on this plugin.

Totally understand the focus prioritization.

Sure. Don’t laugh, I got a few:

Currently active –

Bowe Codes by imath – 2.1
bp-custom-mac by – 0.5 20161201
BuddyExtender by Pluginize from WebDevStudios – 1.0.1
BuddyPress Activity Plus by WPMU DEV – 1.6.4
Link Page to Groups by BuddyDev – 1.0.2
SuitePlugins – Advanced XProfile Fields for BuddyPress by SuitePlugins – 1.0.3
bbPress by The bbPress Community – 2.5.11
BuddyPress Activity ShortCode by BuddyDev – 1.0.8
BP Group Organizer by David Dean – 1.0.8
BuddyPress Moderation by Francesco Laffi – 0.1.7
BP Profile Search by Andrea Tarantini – 4.6.3
BP Reactions by imath – 1.0.1
BP Registration Options by Pluginize – 4.3.0
BuddyPress Cover Photo by SeventhQueen – 1.5.1
BuddyPress Group Email Subscription by Deryk Wenaus, boonebgorges, r-a-y – 3.7.0
BuddyPress Members Import by Soumi Das – 4.3
BuddyPress Profile Tabs by Jacob Schweitzer – 1.6.1
BuddyPress Xprofile Custom Fields Type by donmik – 2.6
BuddyPress by The BuddyPress Community – 2.7.3
Invite Anyone by Boone Gorges – 1.3.13
Mass Messaging in BuddyPress by Eliott Robson – 2.2.0
MediaPress by BuddyDev – 1.0.7

There are another 27 BP plugins in various stages of testing on the site, but that are inactive right now, so they should not affect this issue.

Lastly, I have two MU plugins, a) Plugin Organizer and b) S2Member that are used to a) eliminate plugin conflicts and reduce load and b) to manage levels/content access.

Hope this helps.

Have a great day.

Hey Jeff,

Nice work on 7.2. Thank you for addressing the issues I submitted. Things work great. The simple dot for active/disabled is much better than my original thought of another column.

We may be an outlier with respect to how we use the plugin, but we have over 100 active plugins on the site, (and I won’t even begin to tell you how many more inactive as we test) 🙂 – so the ability to move more than one at a time in the drag/drop process would be a really user-friendly concept for those of us with lots of plugins.

Thanks for your updates and for considering this option.

OK, updated to 7.1 (thanks for the quick iteration there), cleared server cache. CSS must have loaded, because it looks better, has multiple columns and I (kinda) got it working…

I don’t want to come across as ‘that guy’ who complains about a WP repo plugin. 🙂 Please know that I think your updates are progress in the right direction, keep up the good work. That said, here is some feedback.

1) It would be **Really Great** to be able to drag/drop more than one plugin at a time. We may be a unique application with *many* plugins (you wouldn’t believe me if I told you) 🙂 but moving one at a time is excruciatingly painful. Seriously. Maybe even a tickbox to move many at a time? Anything.

2) When we ‘Add All’ to the ‘Disabled Standard’ column, the plugins are now listed with Inactives on top, and by reverse alpha order. Couldn’t be more awkward to work with. 🙂 Any way to change that Disabled column display where (sitewide) Activateds are on top and the alpha is normal?

3) Even bigger problem, maybe it’s just in my application, is that I can not drag a plugin from the right ‘Disabled’ to the left ‘Available’. If I try, it simply highlights the plugin text, or even collapses the column. No bueno.

These are important considerations and I really hope you are able to address them.

Thanks.

Hey Jeff,

Thanks for the timely reply. I was in Chrome. I’m pretty sure I had cleared cache. It was that way on the Global settings page – all one column. I did see the two columns in one of the CPTs (Products) I had set.

I have to be honest, I messed around with it for quite a while today, and finally reverted back to 6.0.11. I had too much site work to do to try to figure it out.

I do like where you are going with the drag and drop, I do think you are working to improve the plugin – kudos. But for my two cents, the Available vs. Disabled columns would be much better served as Active vs. Disabled (as the combination of both of those equals the total Available – assuming all Inactive plugins are by default in the Disabled column), and dragging between the two is easy enough to figure out. Plus with your color coding, an “Inactive” plugin would be distinguishable in either of the ACTIVE / DISABLE columns.

Maybe I just didn’t give it enough time. I will try 7.0.1 again maybe this weekend and give it a more thorough test.

I’ve donated to your plugin before, and will be happy to do so again. It’s an important part of our stack with so many plugins.

Keep up the good work. Hopefully, you will continue to iterate, I’ll continue to work in it, and these challenges will fade.

Thanks again. I’ll update after more testing.