Descripción
A lot of people write code. A lot of people write WordPress plugins. A lot of people write WordPress themes.
Only a handful of people contribute code back to the core WordPress project. Even fewer contribute documentation to the WordPress Codex.
Take a second to show off the patches that you’ve submitted that have made it into core and the updates you’ve submitted to the Codex. It’s a great way to highlight your coding credentials and back up your resume.
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Instalación
Manual Installation
- Upload the entire
wp-core-contributions-widgetto the/wp-content/plugins/directory - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
- Add the WP Core Contributions Widget to your sidebar (be sure to enter your Trac username!)
- Add the WP Codex Contributions Widget to your sidebar (be sure to enter your Codex username!)
Preguntas frecuentes
- Not all of my Trac patches show up, what’s wrong?
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The system currently only parses the first page of search results. So your latest 10 patches will always be displayed.
- How can I customize the templates?
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Take a look at the default templates in the `/inc/1 directory that the widgets display by default:
wp-core-contributions-widget-template.phpwp-codex-contributions-widget-template.php
However, you can place a custom template in your theme directory to override this. Just place a
wp-core-contributions-widget-template.phpfile in your theme directory to override the defaults.Remember, all of the parsed Trac tickets are contained in the
$itemsarray. The total count of the user’s contributions is contained in the$totalvariable. Aside from that, use any variables you like.The Trac
$itemsarray is a collection of associative arrays each containing:link-> A link to the actual Trac changeset.changeset-> The ID of the changeset.description-> The commit message for the changeset.ticket-> The ID of the ticket fixed by the patch.
The parsed Codex pages are also contained in an
$itemsarray. The total count of the user’s contributions is contained in the$totalvariable.The Codex
$itemsarray is a collection of associative arrays, each containing:title-> Title of the page being changed.description-> Description of the change made.revision-> Revision number according to the Codex wiki (used to create a link).function_ref-> Boolean flag regarding whether or not the change was to a function reference. Removes “Function Reference/” from the page title.
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Registro de cambios
1.2.2
- Clean up query string generation with Trac API
- Add German translation
1.2.1
- Switch to PHP return for Codex data
- Shorten page names when returned from Codex
- Add title tags to Codex links for context
1.2
- Add Codex contributions widget
1.1
- Update regex to support matching “see #{ticket}”
- Fix undefined index warnings on first activation
1.0
- Update translations
- Allow users to change the display count of the widget.
0.4
- Add a link to the full Trac results with a total result count listed.
0.3
- Better formatting for widget template
- Handle changesets not bound to tickets
- Better i18n support
0.2
- Added text domain
- Improved RegEx parsing
- Customizable output templates
0.1
- First release