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Version 3.0.3 of the To-Do List Plugin

I think I’ve now gotten all the bugs worked out of the To-Do List Plugin.

I had not realized that WordPress doesn’t fire the plugin activation hook after you upgrade a plugin through WordPress. This was causing the existing to-do items and settings not to be converted to the new format unless you manually deactivated and reactivated. There was also a possible issue of the install function being unaware of a constant. … continue reading

To-Do List version 3.0.1

There was a major bug in version 3.0 of the To-Do List Plugin when using multi-site with the plugin network activated.

This has been fixed in version 3.0.1. Please let me know if there are still issues. I’m sorry for any inconvenience.… continue reading

Version 3.0 of the To-Do List Plugin has been Released

Version 3.0 of the To-Do List Plugin has had it’s backend almost completely rewritten. It now uses custom post types instead of custom database tables.

New in version 3.0:

  • Converted rest of the code to classes< and renamed/moved files
  • Converted custom database tables to custom post types
  • Added option to show all items in Widget
  • Added To-Do List menu to Admin Bar (with option to remove in Settings)
  • Moved Help page to the Help Admin Tab
  • Added tabs to Settings page
  • Changed some wording on the Settings page
  • Divided settings into three sections
  • Renamed cleverness-to-do-list-options.php to cleverness-to-do-list-settings.php
  • Fixed master list view
  • Added date
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To-Do-List Plugin 2.3 Beta Now Available

The beta version of the To-Do List plugin is available for download from here.

The major new feature in this version is front-end administration shortcodes. The two new ones are [todochecklist] and [todoadmin]. Documentation on these are on the help page under the To-Do List menu item in your WordPress install.

Bugs are to be expected. Please don’t use this on your live site.

You can comment here or email me with any bugs you find.

== Changelog ==
= 2.3 =
* Moved dashboard widgets settings to the dashboard widget
* Added ajax to dashboard widget, main plugin page, … continue reading

Upcoming 2.3 Version of the To-Do List Plugin

I have been working on version 2.3 of the To-Do List Plugin. It does include front-end support. My goal is to release a beta version at the end of this month. I’ve re-written a lot of the code, converting things into classes. I’ll still have more work to do on that after the beta comes out.

The front-end support will not show competed items and as such will not have a delete all completed link at release. Category management will not have a front-end version. There is unlikely to be any front-end widgets at beta release, only shortcodes. Visual styling … continue reading

To-Do List Plugin Issue with Multi-site

There’s a problem with the plugin with version 3.1+, multi-site, and network activation.

I haven’t figured out why yet it’s happened with mine, but apparently this isn’t the only plugin that developed that problem with 3.1.

The temporary work-around is to use individual activation rather than network activation. I will get a bug fix update as soon as I can.… continue reading

To-Do List Plugin Bug Fix 2.2.8

I’ve fixed an issue with the To-Do List plugin where completed items were not showing up using list view in the shortcode.… continue reading

To-Do List Plugin Bug Fix v2.2.7

I’m very sorry about the fatal error caused by a missing semi-colon in a file.

This is now fixed in verson 2.2.7. It is a available as a zip file here and should be updated in the WordPress SVN in about fifteen minutes.

Thanks to those who reported the issue.… continue reading

To-Do List Plugin Updated v2.2.6

* Added value check for assign and priority variables
* Echoing the email values to the screen on failed email sending, for troubleshooting… continue reading

To-Do List v. 2.2.5

The language files were not commited to the SVN properly in yesterday’s version. This version is just to correct that.… continue reading