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Changeset 2554239


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Timestamp:
06/26/2021 12:01:22 AM (5 years ago)
Author:
RobertGillmer
Message:

Major refactoring. Upgraded to newest Dompdf library.

Location:
wp-documentor
Files:
1546 added
5 deleted
2 edited
3 copied
1 moved

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  • wp-documentor/trunk/includes/wpdoc-activation.php

    r2554236 r2554239  
    66    add_option( 'wpdoc_page_template_descriptions', array(), '', false );
    77    add_option( 'wpdoc_pdf_settings', array(), '', false );
    8 
    9     // The secret ID is used to for the URL that will generate the PDF
    10     add_option( 'wpdoc_secret_key', uniqid(), '', false );
    118}
    129
    13 register_activation_hook( __DIR__ . '/wpdoc-main.php', 'wpdoc_activation' );
     10register_activation_hook( WPDOC_BASE_PATH . 'wp-documenter.php', 'wpdoc_activation' );

  • wp-documentor/trunk/readme.txt

    r1675683 r2554239  
    1 === WP Documentor ===
     1=== WP Documenter ===
    22Contributors: RobertGillmer
    3 Tags: document, documentor, website documentor, WordPress documentor
     3Tags: document, documenter, website documenter, WordPress documenter
     4Tested up to: 5.7.2
     5Stable version: 2.0.0
    46License: GPLv2 or later
    57License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html
    68
    7 This plugin makes it easy for a developer to document the plugins, custom post types, etc. on a site, and creates a PDF of the documentation to give to the client.
     9This plugin makes it easy for a developer to document the plugins, custom post types, etc. on a site, and creates a PDF to give to the client.
    810
    911== Description ==
    10 Ever start working on a site and wonder to yourself "Why is that plugin installed, what does it do?"  Yeah, me too.  This plugin enumerates the plugins and custom post types on a site, with a description blank for each.  You can then output the descriptions to a PDF to give to your clients, so they know what's installed and why.
     12Ever start working on a site and wonder to yourself "Why is that plugin installed, what does it do?"  Yeah, me too.  This plugin enumerates the plugins and custom post types on a site, with a description blank for each.  You can then output the descriptions to a PDF to give to your clients so that they know what's installed and why.
    1113
    1214== Installation ==
    13 1. Upload the plugin files to the `/wp-content/plugins/wp-documentor` directory, or install the plugin through the WordPress plugins screen directly.
     151. Upload the plugin files to the `/wp-content/plugins/wp-documenter` directory, or install the plugin through the WordPress plugins screen directly.
    14161. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' screen in WordPress.
    1517
    1618== Changelog ==
    17191.0 - Initial release.
     202.0 - Major changes behind the scenes.

  • wp-documentor/trunk/uninstall.php

    r1659019 r2554239  
    55}
    66
    7 delete_option( 'wpdoc_descriptions_plugins' );
    8 delete_option( 'wpdoc_descriptions_themes' );
    9 delete_option( 'wpdoc_descriptions_shortcodes' );
    10 delete_option( 'wpdoc_descriptions_page_templates' );
    11 delete_option( 'wpdoc_descriptions_cpts' );
    12 delete_option( 'wpdoc_descriptions_menus' );
    13 delete_option( 'wpdoc_descriptions_widget_areas' );
     7delete_option( 'wpdoc_cpt_descriptions' );
     8delete_option( 'wpdoc_page_template_descriptions' );
     9delete_option( 'wpdoc_plugin_descriptions' );
     10delete_option( 'wpdoc_pdf_settings' );
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