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Post Worktime Logger is a WordPress plugin that allows you to track the time you worked on each post.
Home Page: https://wordpress.org/plugins/post-worktime-logger/
License: GNU General Public License v3.0
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`define(PWL_TEXT_DOMAIN....``
Replace "post-worktime-logger" in all __() and _e() usages.
Since this is a WordPress plugin it might make sense to conform to the WPCS .
You can add PHPCS and PHPCBF integration so you can run reports to see what lines aren't matching the standard, and PHPCBF will automatically fix some of the issues found (the ones that can be fixed).
This is needed for #15
This could contains:
checkbox "show worktime in post meta"
- reset all worktime button
Hello,
I apologise for not being able to find myself the string in question and make a pull request. Here's the typo:
publsihed
Regards,
Besnik
This should be improved so that the plugin can be found more easily.
This could contain a chart.
At the moment, this is hardcoded.
I think it is a good idea, to link to my blogs series of post worktime logger like this:
German changelog and tutorials of ths plugin can be found on DerPade
This should be a checkbox in the settings page like this
There is a heavy bug, that no worktime will be saved anymore.
I'm not sure, how to implement this feature, but this would be nice.
We should make screenshots with an english version of wordpress.
We should think about unit tests.
This should at least test, that the calculation of the worktime is always working correct.
You should have the ability to choose, if the widget should displayed on:
It would be cool to see a level of customization. Even if only in the colors of the toolbars.
Please checkout swimlane/1.4.0 for that.
Dont forget to comment here, if you are doing this.
Please refernce your pull request with this issue
I could contribute by adding the it_IT translation
I have installed version 1.3.0 and there are untranslated strings.
Please have a lookt, if this already fixed in 1.4.0
Hello,
There’s a bracket missing at the end of the following Readme file string:
Implemented a statistics page to show the top 25 posts (worktime.
Regards,
Besnik
In my case, i only want to show the working time for a post in the frontend instead of tracking the worktime, when I look at the posts.
this should be a new checkbox in the widget options, like this:
It would be cool to see a level of customization. Even if only in the colors of the toolbars.
Implement a number input field to change the number of posts shown in the statistics page.
Please use an input of type number, like this:
<input type="number" name="numberOfPosts" min="1" max="250">
Also check in backend, if we got a valid value!!!
Dont forget:
checkout swimlane/1.4.0 for this feature
make a pullrequest into swimlane/1.4.0
Reference this issue
Comment on this issue, if you are working on it.
Just wanted to add my dev setup as a PR (if you are interested).
it's a basic docker image and a docker-compose.yml which sets up a running Wordpress 4.6.1 with mysql backend (final setup steps are needed).
this should implement the feature to save worktime per user.
The feature is currently not in master!
Something like that
6 hours, 10 minutes and 12 seconds...
Notice: Undefined index: disableFrontendTimeTracking in wp-content/plugins/post-worktime-logger/widget.php on line 89
fix readme.txt
fix changelog
fix stable tag
fix version
This needs an own settings page.
PWL_NAME = post-worktime-logger
Something like that "The development is done on GitHub: {link}"