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Changeset 483640


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Timestamp:
01/02/2012 09:22:01 PM (14 years ago)
Author:
asdasDan
Message:

Fixing versioning, updating readme constants.

Location:
advanced-post-privacy/trunk
Files:
2 edited

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  • advanced-post-privacy/trunk/advanced-post-privacy.php

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    55 * Author:      Dan LaManna
    66 * Author URI:  http://danlamanna.com
    7  * Version:     0.0.1
     7 * Version:     1.0.0
    88 */
    99

  • advanced-post-privacy/trunk/readme.txt

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    5252directory.
    5353
    54 **Available Actions**:
    55 * adv_pp_add_ip_address_exclusion (1 arg, the IP address being added)
    56 * adv_pp_remove_ip_address_exclusion (2 args, the IP address, and the post type slug being removed)
    57 * adv_pp_uninstall (No arguments, runs on uninstall)
    58 
    59 **Available Filters**:
    60 * adv_pp_applicable_post_types (Array of slug => label post types that APP can access.)
    61 * adv_pp_post_type_labels (Array of labels for Post Types)
    62 * adv_pp_bypassed_post_ids (Array of Post Ids the current user can bypass)
    63 
    64 **Adding a type of Exclusion**
     54**Available Actions**:   
     55* adv_pp_add_ip_address_exclusion (1 arg, the IP address being added)   
     56* adv_pp_remove_ip_address_exclusion (2 args, the IP address, and the post type slug being removed)   
     57* adv_pp_uninstall (No arguments, runs on uninstall)   
     58   
     59**Available Filters**:   
     60* adv_pp_applicable_post_types (Array of slug => label post types that APP can access.)   
     61* adv_pp_post_type_labels (Array of labels for Post Types)   
     62* adv_pp_bypassed_post_ids (Array of Post Ids the current user can bypass)   
     63     
     64**Adding a type of Exclusion**   
    6565      By default, Advanced Post Privacy (APP) has two types of exclusions, IP Address, and Role. It’s built in a mostly modular fashion, and is a configuration based plugin, meaning after adding your functionality, you need to explicitly tell the system about your new functionality, via the config.json file.
    6666      If you wanted to add a new type of exclusion, for example IP Address Range, you would have to do the following.
    … …  
    9494
    9595**Data available to your Exclusion Module**
    96 If you followed the conventions, all of your classes will ultimately extend the core “advancedPostPrivacy” class,
     96If you followed the conventions, all of your classes will ultimately extend the core advancedPostPrivacy class,
    9797meaning you have access to all the methods within the class, however most of them may be made private in the
    9898future as they are really for the core. The protected static property of $_json_config is stored here,
    … …  
    100100
    101101**Assets Available**
    102 jQuery chosen js, and css,  is enqueued via APP, and can be called on any pages as it is normally called.
    103 APP uses many constants, of which are:
    104 APP_PREFIX (“adv_pp_”)
    105 APP_PATH
    106 CODE_PATH
    107 DESIGN_PATH
    108 PLUGIN_URL
    109 DESIGN_URL 
    110 APP_CONFIG_FILE (path to the config.json file)
    111 VIEWER_IP_ADDRESS (users REMOTE_ADDR from $_SERVER)
     102jQuery chosen js, and css,  is enqueued via APP, and can be called on any pages as it is normally called.   
     103APP uses many constants, of which are:   
     104APP_PREFIX    
     105APP_PATH   
     106APP_CODE_PATH   
     107APP_DESIGN_PATH   
     108APP_PLUGIN_URL   
     109APP_DESIGN_URL   
     110APP_CONFIG_FILE (path to the config.json file)     
     111VIEWER_IP_ADDRESS (users REMOTE_ADDR from $_SERVER)   
    112112
    113113== Changelog ==
    114114
    115 = 1.0 =
     115= 1.0.0 =
     116* Switching Versioning Syntax
     117
     118= 0.0.1 =
    116119* First stable release.
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