Changeset 453003
- Timestamp:
- 10/19/2011 03:48:15 PM (14 years ago)
- Location:
- userecho
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- 2 edited
- 8 copied
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tags/1.0.2 (copied) (copied from userecho/trunk)
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tags/1.0.2/icon.png (copied) (copied from userecho/trunk/icon.png)
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tags/1.0.2/readme.txt (copied) (copied from userecho/trunk/readme.txt) (4 diffs)
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tags/1.0.2/screenshot-1.jpg (copied) (copied from userecho/trunk/screenshot-1.jpg)
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tags/1.0.2/screenshot-2.jpg (copied) (copied from userecho/trunk/screenshot-2.jpg)
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tags/1.0.2/screenshot-3.jpg (copied) (copied from userecho/trunk/screenshot-3.jpg)
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tags/1.0.2/screenshot-4.jpg (copied) (copied from userecho/trunk/screenshot-4.jpg)
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tags/1.0.2/userecho.php (copied) (copied from userecho/trunk/userecho.php) (2 diffs)
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trunk/readme.txt (modified) (4 diffs)
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trunk/userecho.php (modified) (2 diffs)
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userecho/tags/1.0.2/readme.txt
r452841 r453003 3 3 Donate link: http://userecho.com/ 4 4 Tags: feedback, users community, widget, ideas 5 Requires at least: 3.2.15 Requires at least: 2.8 6 6 Tested up to: 3.2.1 7 Stable tag: 1.0. 17 Stable tag: 1.0.2 8 8 9 9 Integrate UserEcho - customer feedback and helpdesk system into your blog. Using widget or link. Support SSO. … … 19 19 In addition to being able to leave feedback, customers can also vote on the suggestions left by other users. As a business owner, you can then go in and quickly see which ideas have received the most votes as a way to decide which new features to implement first. For businesses that want a better way to monitor their online communities and solicit feedback from interested customers, UserEcho offers an ever-expanding list of features that can be used to connect businesses to their clients online. 20 20 21 [Plugin support community](http://feedback.userecho.com/ topic/30463-userecho-plugin-for-wordpress/)21 [Plugin support community](http://feedback.userecho.com/list/1-general/?category=1570) 22 22 23 23 == Installation == … … 33 33 = Where i can request suggestions additional for additional features? = 34 34 35 Feel free to ask your suggestions on our [support community](http://feedback.userecho.com/ topic/30463-userecho-plugin-for-wordpress/).35 Feel free to ask your suggestions on our [support community](http://feedback.userecho.com/list/1-general/?category=1570). 36 36 37 37 == Screenshots == … … 46 46 = 1.0 = 47 47 * Initial release 48 = 1.0.1 = 49 * Readme files updated to be more informative 50 = 1.0.2 = 51 * Added support for wordpress from 2.8 and upper -
userecho/tags/1.0.2/userecho.php
r452849 r453003 2 2 /* 3 3 Plugin Name: UserEcho - collect feedback for your blog 4 Version: 1.0. 14 Version: 1.0.2 5 5 Plugin URI: http://userecho.com 6 6 Author: Jonathan Champ, Sergey Stukov … … 426 426 427 427 class UserEcho_SSO_Widget extends WP_Widget { 428 public function __construct() { 428 //public function __construct() { 429 public function UserEcho_SSO_Widget() { 429 430 $widget_ops = array( 'classname' => 'userecho_sso_widget', 'description' => __( 'Adds a customizable link to UserEcho community with SSO support', 'UserEcho' ) ); 430 431 parent::WP_Widget( 'userecho_sso_widget', __( 'UserEcho link', 'UserEcho' ), $widget_ops ); 431 432 } 433 434 //Because widget_name::__construct() calls WP_Widget::WP_Widget(), which in turn calls widget_name::__construct() etc. 435 436 //A simple solution would be to make widget_name::__construct() call WP_Widget::__construct() directly. 432 437 433 438 public function form( $instance ) { -
userecho/trunk/readme.txt
r452841 r453003 3 3 Donate link: http://userecho.com/ 4 4 Tags: feedback, users community, widget, ideas 5 Requires at least: 3.2.15 Requires at least: 2.8 6 6 Tested up to: 3.2.1 7 Stable tag: 1.0. 17 Stable tag: 1.0.2 8 8 9 9 Integrate UserEcho - customer feedback and helpdesk system into your blog. Using widget or link. Support SSO. … … 19 19 In addition to being able to leave feedback, customers can also vote on the suggestions left by other users. As a business owner, you can then go in and quickly see which ideas have received the most votes as a way to decide which new features to implement first. For businesses that want a better way to monitor their online communities and solicit feedback from interested customers, UserEcho offers an ever-expanding list of features that can be used to connect businesses to their clients online. 20 20 21 [Plugin support community](http://feedback.userecho.com/ topic/30463-userecho-plugin-for-wordpress/)21 [Plugin support community](http://feedback.userecho.com/list/1-general/?category=1570) 22 22 23 23 == Installation == … … 33 33 = Where i can request suggestions additional for additional features? = 34 34 35 Feel free to ask your suggestions on our [support community](http://feedback.userecho.com/ topic/30463-userecho-plugin-for-wordpress/).35 Feel free to ask your suggestions on our [support community](http://feedback.userecho.com/list/1-general/?category=1570). 36 36 37 37 == Screenshots == … … 46 46 = 1.0 = 47 47 * Initial release 48 = 1.0.1 = 49 * Readme files updated to be more informative 50 = 1.0.2 = 51 * Added support for wordpress from 2.8 and upper -
userecho/trunk/userecho.php
r452849 r453003 2 2 /* 3 3 Plugin Name: UserEcho - collect feedback for your blog 4 Version: 1.0. 14 Version: 1.0.2 5 5 Plugin URI: http://userecho.com 6 6 Author: Jonathan Champ, Sergey Stukov … … 426 426 427 427 class UserEcho_SSO_Widget extends WP_Widget { 428 public function __construct() { 428 //public function __construct() { 429 public function UserEcho_SSO_Widget() { 429 430 $widget_ops = array( 'classname' => 'userecho_sso_widget', 'description' => __( 'Adds a customizable link to UserEcho community with SSO support', 'UserEcho' ) ); 430 431 parent::WP_Widget( 'userecho_sso_widget', __( 'UserEcho link', 'UserEcho' ), $widget_ops ); 431 432 } 433 434 //Because widget_name::__construct() calls WP_Widget::WP_Widget(), which in turn calls widget_name::__construct() etc. 435 436 //A simple solution would be to make widget_name::__construct() call WP_Widget::__construct() directly. 432 437 433 438 public function form( $instance ) {
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