jQuery T(-) Countdown Widget

変更履歴

2.3.24

• attributes are escaped

2.3.23

• updated documentation links to new homepage
• fully tested with latest versions of php and WordPress
• reduced support brought back

2.3.22.1

• remove end of support and update notice to admin

2.3.22

• added end of support and update notice to admin

2.3.21

• reverted plugin name back to original jQuery T(-) Countdown Widget
• added end of life notice.
• forked development of 2.4.0 branch to T(-) Countdown.

2.3.20

• get_styles() is now a static function

2.3.19

• updated CSS to deal with omit-weeks and trip dash issues
• now calculates any offset between server and browser times for countdown calculations
• added circle style

2.3.18

• rebuilt method of keeping countdown timer in sync
• Prevent errors when $(this) isn’t an array
• fixed bug, where timers freeze if you have more than one on a page
• fully tested with WordPress 4.9.0

2.3.17

• scripts do not load on customize.php page
• removed now.php from js
• fully tested with WordPress 4.8

2.3.16

• no longer requires now.php
• widget now accepts only expected values
• all links now https
• fully tested with WordPress 4.7.3

2.3.15

• widget scripts are only called on widget page
• updated method jQuery datepicker was being called in Widget

2.3.14

• accepts numTransObj as object that holds number translations non arabic numerals
• fully tested with WordPress 4.6.1

2.3.13

• updated version and method of loading remote jQuery UI from google cdn
• widget now uses esc_attr for the title
• cloud-city digits have more space between digits for smaller viewports
• updated jquery-ui-timepicker to version 1.6.3
• added jquery-ui-timepicker css
• only triggers callback when required

2.3.12

• replaced top and bottom class names to tc_top and tc_bottom to prevent conflicts
• renamed js functions to prevent conflict with the theme: Avada

2.3.11

• Removed included language files in favour of WordPress Language Packs
• Fully tested with WordPress 4.5

2.3.10

• fixed: issue on some systems to thrown a Catchable fatal error: Object of class stdClass could not be converted to string
• Fully tested with WordPress 4.4.0
• Notice: Last chance to go pro at 2015 pricing

2.3.9

• fixed: bug with localtime not being passed when js was placed inline

2.3.8

• updated the readme.txt file to reflect the retirement of J-Steu
• count-up will switch to 3 digits when above 99 days/weeks

2.3.7

• fixed error with wrongly named function, thank you Stefano

2.3.6

• Added missing text domain
• Renamed language files to xx_XX.mo and xx_XX.po
• Fixed a typo

2.3.5

• Modified php constructor
• Adjusted language domain inline with new WordPress Translation tool
• Fixed bug with html in launch text

2.3.4

• Corrected name of widget

2.3.3

• added IE 10+ gradients to c-3p0 styles
• added PHP5 style constructors for the Widget

2.3.2

• added htmlencoding for html areas above and below countdown.

2.3.1

• fixed fatal bug when registering events ajax callback
• added force load css option for systems that will not dynamically load css
• misc cleanup

2.3.0

• complete code update
• added plugin options page
• added datetimepicker to widget
• added T(-) Countdown Event integration
• new method of handling styles and custom styles

2.2.20

• updated method of formatting time in meta-box
• error handling if the ajax call is not successful

2.2.19

• time calculation for NOW is done via ajax, so now caching plugins may be used

2.2.18

• countdown script moved in loading priority to after jQuery, when loaded in the footer

2.2.17

• addressed jQuery undefined function error on some WordPress installs
• javascript cleanup

2.2.16

• fixed TIE-Fighter style to deal with box-sizing and will now adjust width automatically
• updated the enqueue_scripts to be called using the proper hooks
• only load the widget admin scripts on the widget page
• datepicker now works when widget is first dropped on a sidebar

2.2.15

• fixed but with omitweeks attribute

2.2.14

• fixed IE rotation issue in some styles

2.2.13

• updated jQuery UI datepicker style.
• added Russian language
• added Slovak language
• added Persian language
• added Czech language
• added Lithuanian language
• added Catalan language
• added French language

2.2.12

• added cloud-city style which is a clone of vintage that came with vintage wedding theme: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/cannot-see-boxes

2.2.11

• When setting jsplacment to inline, script is forced to print after countdown elements.
• Escape characters no longer converted in widget tile
• Fixed ‘Top Scroll’ issue: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/timer-working-but-top-scroll-feature-conflicting?replies=7

2.2.10

• only load jQuery datepicker and related css on widgets admin page
• countup will switch to triple digits for numbers above 100
• added carbonite-responsive style
• added hoth style

2.2.9

• calculate local time using WordPress current_time() function
• fixed bug for iOS devices using Chrome

2.2.8

• fixed missing php tag.

2.2.7

• Added I18n localization support
• Added German translation
• Added source to Github: https://github.com/baden03/t-minus-countdown

2.2.6

• Fixed issue with flashing animations on inactive tabs (again)

2.2.5

• Bug fix: missing single quote on launchtarget.

2.2.4

• Requires WordPress 3.3 or newer
• Added jQuery datepicker for selecting target date
• Added new ‘Count Up’ feature

2.2.3

• Fixed spacing issues with some styles
• Rockstar features will default to collapsed to save space
• Updated method of locating plugins directory

2.2.2

• Upgraded to a more efficient method of loading only the styles that are being used

2.2.1

• Fixed CSS bugs, added new style: c-p30 mini

2.2

• Greatly improved countdown script efficiency

2.1

• Added two new image-free css styles: TIE-Fighter and C-3PO
• Fixed an issue with strange spacing caused by WordPress’ wonky wpautop function
• Moved plugin page at Twinpictures’ Plugin Oven
• Consolidated support to WordPress Forums and added Premium Support option.
• Fixed closed arrow issue on the widget options page.

2.0.9

• Fixed issue with Digit Titles not being saved unless in rockstar mode

2.0.8

• adjusted CSS to be compatible with WordPress 3.3

2.0.7

• super fun with svn tagging issues.

2.0.6

• further countdown optimizations.

2.0.5

• Reworked the countdown timer function to deal with the requestAnimationFrame issue on an inactive tab in Chrome. By not blindly stacking timers on a tab the user cannot see them, the browser will have a reduced CPU footprint, leading to improved battery life in mobile devices.

2.0.4

• Now works with retched Internet Explorer browser-like crap. Included new ‘carbonlite’ theme for single line countdown love.

2.0.3

• Fixed bug with onlaunch HTML when using shortcode.

2.0.2

• Added option of inserting the javascript in the footer or inline, after the countdown has been inserted.

2.0.1

• Verify that a style has been set before looping – was throwing an error.
• Improved load times by printing all javascript in the footer
• Workaround for strange behavior with html content sent using shortcode

2.0

• Multiple instance sidebar widgets.
• Advanced above and below HTML areas.
• Advanced ‘on-launch’ event that will display custom HTML in a target area when the countdown reaches 00:00:00.
• Added shortcode to include multiple countdowns in post and pages.

1.7

• 1.6 had completely different file structure that hosed the svn repository.

1.6

• Added automatic 3-digit weeks and days.
• Pimped out the Jedi css switcher to better handle user generated styles.
• Added new carbonite style by Lauren at siliconstudio.com

1.5

• Cleaned up code that was throwing array_merge warning errors on some systems.

1.4

• NOW, when making time calculations, refers to the local time as set by WordPress in Settings > General > Timezone.

1.3

• fixed issue with 1.2 not extracting the args… therefore there was not before-widget / before-title love. Sleep is important, as it turns out.

1.2

• Reverted to the standard jQuery Library that comes with WordPress as it was conflicting with the TinyMCE/Visual Editor. To gain jQuery Google Caching, give the “Use Google Libraries” Plugin a whirl.

1.1

• Squashed a bug that caused PHP to throw an extract() warning on some systems.

1.0

• The plugin came to be.