Andrew Norcross
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Genesis Design Palette Pro - Export CSS] No option to download?well, I take that back: there was a bug in the plugin that was causing it to think there were no data available for export, even if there was. I just pushed an update for that add on (v 1.0.1) to fix it.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Genesis Design Palette Pro - Export CSS] No option to download?I’ll need to take a look. however, any changes will need to be different than the default values for it to be recognized.
the setup / stack is filterable, so in theory any font can be added. we’ve kept the list to the most popular ones so it doesn’t become too hard to navigate. which font are you looking to add?
actually, you just gave me an idea. it’ll involve changing the checks my plugin does, but it’ll do the job without having to use admin_init. thanks!
in my case that won’t work, because I need to check the post type and status, as those are filterable for user preference (choose what types they want to be notified about, what status, etc).
the admin_init check does what I want. it’ll have to do for now. thanks for your help.
that is correct, I absolutely am. the plugin I’m building is for a financial firm that has to notify their compliance department whenever changes are made,so what I’ve build gets the user ID that made the change (via the $_POST data) and then other info (title, modified time, etc) from the data in the post table.
ok then, what are the additional accepted args? when looking through Firebug (or Fiddler), these are the only args being passed:
_ajax_nonce action tablepress[data] tablepress[description] tablepress[id] tablepress[name] tablepress[new_id] tablepress[number][columns] tablepress[number][hidden_rows] tablepress[number][hidden_columns] tablepress[number][rows] tablepress[options]nowhere in that do I have any of the underlying post data. the function I wrote takes that name and then finds the post ID, adds some data I need, and goes forward. what do you recommend? in specific, I need the post type, ID, status, and the user who made the change.
my mistake. while
save_postis getting called, none of the normal data available during that function is available (post ID, post status, etc) since you’re determining that information later down the line.I’ll just catch the ajax call using
admin_init. a bit hacky, but it’ll work.I can see the internal method, but since it’s being called via admin-ajax, the normal save_post doesn’t ever get registered or loaded (at least none of my testing so far has shown that to be the case). since you’re passing the table ID and not the post ID, it wouldn’t function properly anyways in that regard.
so is there a hook or function I can latch on to? I can most likely jump in with an admin_init looking for the ajax call, but I figured I would check first.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Reaktiv CSS Builder] Some very important things are missingto follow up: CSSTidy isn’t consistent in how it handles certain CSS variables, especially CSS3. So I’ll be adding minification on a basic level, but not much more at this time.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Reaktiv CSS Builder] Some very important things are missingOne thing I realized: there was already syntax highlighting in the plugin when you left your initial comment. It’s using CodeMirror. (ACE Editor is overkill for this project)
I’m actually adding some basic minification now, and looking at CSSTidy for the rest
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Reaktiv CSS Builder] Some very important things are missingI don’t have plans to add validation or minification at this time, since both would involve external libraries and would increase the size ( and slowdown ) the plugin.
as for adding syntax highlighting, there aren’t many available that will handle highlighting during data entry, but I am looking at two now for possible inclusion. the majority are only for static data.
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [System Snapshot Report] Great informationthanks for the kind words!
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [WP Hello Bar] 100 clicks for $5/month? Are you kidding me?!?!?!you realize that I (the plugin author) am not connected with the service at all? I don’t set pricing, etc. This review says nothing about the plugin itself, rather, just your unhappiness with the service.