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[₪» ⅀ ƪ Ƒ «₪]

Any update? =)

[Todge]

Mar 29, 2016 9:46:10 GMT -8 ₪» ⅀ ƪ Ƒ «₪ said:

Any update? =)

I have found the plugin, hopefully I'll be able to take a look at it later this week.

[₪» ⅀ ƪ Ƒ «₪]

Oh, that's fantastic news, thank you so much! No rush on it, I'm just relieved you still have the plugin =D

[₪» ⅀ ƪ Ƒ «₪]

-small reminder bump-

[Todge]

Can you please give this a try and let me know how you get on...

[₪» ⅀ ƪ Ƒ «₪]

Todge
gonna address the things I reported before and see what's goin' on with them now! =)

If I am a staff member and I go in to edit someone's stats, I can't. Only the poster can edit their own stats.

I am logged into the head admin account. I went into a regular account's post (that has permission to use this plugin), which had been made without any stats attached to it previously. When I selected a stat name to modify it and chose an entry, it generated this popup. It did this for every field I selected.

When I accepted the popup, it switched entries correctly. Once all of the entries were switched to the exampled ones I wanted, I clicked save for the post. After the page reloaded, there were no stats showing in this post. I hit to edit it again and the previous entries were not listed, meaning they hadn't saved when I saved the post. It does appear that the entry history it gives me for another account is for whatever account I'm currently logged into as well, not sure if that's something that's fixable, though. For example, I looked at my "Human Example" account but when I selected a field and chose an entry from the history, the history showed all the options I've made before with my "head admin" account (which is what I was logged into).

I had a premade post with no stats attached to it. I went in to edit it and added stats. Upon saving, no stats showed. When I made a new post with stats attached in the same thread, then they worked. So it seems like you can't add stats by editing if the post did not originally have them.

The above test was done with a staff account modifying another account's post, so this time I used one account to modify its own post. I used the main admin account, which is a group with permission in the plugin. I went to an old post with my admin account that didn't have any stats in it. I clicked edit and then selected a field to change values. The same popup as above did generate and upon clicking ok, it allowed me to switch the value from "none" to something I'd entered before. After switching all fields to a new entry and hitting save, no stats showed up in the old post, so they did not save.

If I make a post with certain stats and then go in to edit that post with new stats, it keeps the old stats instead

Using my head admin account, I made a post using the full reply posting page and selected stats right off the bat. They showed up perfectly. I then navigated to editing that post. Interestingly enough, all of the stats in the posting page had switched to a different entry than I had actually made with that post--and from what had shown in the post. It was showing the first entry in my list rather than the second ones, which are the ones I'd made for that post. I made a third entry and selected it. The same popups showed up as I've reported above. After hitting save, it continued to show the original stats rather than the ones I'd switched it to.

If I fill out my stats and make a post, then go to edit that post and go to edit the stat entry that I'd chosen initially (not make or switch entries, but rather edit the one I had initially chosen) it does not take the edit

Using the head admin account, I went into the same post I had just made (in the above report) and edited the original entry. Upon saving, it did not reflect this change.

To be safe, I'll report I am using the latest Chrome, version 0.0.3 of this plugin, and do not have any duplicates of this plugin accidentally installed. I can PM you the link to my site if you need access to what's going on, I do have a highly modified theme so that's always potentially the issue. It appears that it simply takes whatever the initial stats are and won't change them beyond that, whether it be to remove them, edit them, change them, add them, etc.

Also, in addition to the above error reports, if I can make a feature request, is it possible to not display fields if they have "none" selected? So instead of showing Field: None in the mini-profile, it simply wouldn't show that field. If all the fields are set to "None," it would show nothing, then.

Thank you so much for your continued support of this request. I know V6 is bringing about paid plugins but if you'd like compensation through paypal now, I'd be more than willing to. This is a pretty important plugin for my site and you're doing so much work on it, I'm extremely appreciative for that, especially when I have such a big error list to report. =/

[Todge]

So all problems are pointing to the same issue.. You cannot change the key data once it has been written to.

I'll dig deeper and see if I can find the issue. As for not displaying empty fields, that should be possible, and I'll try to include it in the next edition.

[P̌̓aͧś̀t̀u͒le͆o͂2̀3̃̓]

Apr 15, 2016 18:14:52 GMT -8 ₪» ⅀ ƪ Ƒ «₪ said:

Todge
gonna address the things I reported before and see what's goin' on with them now! =)

If I am a staff member and I go in to edit someone's stats, I can't. Only the poster can edit their own stats.

I am logged into the head admin account. I went into a regular account's post (that has permission to use this plugin), which had been made without any stats attached to it previously. When I selected a stat name to modify it and chose an entry, it generated this popup. It did this for every field I selected.

When I accepted the popup, it switched entries correctly. Once all of the entries were switched to the exampled ones I wanted, I clicked save for the post. After the page reloaded, there were no stats showing in this post. I hit to edit it again and the previous entries were not listed, meaning they hadn't saved when I saved the post. It does appear that the entry history it gives me for another account is for whatever account I'm currently logged into as well, not sure if that's something that's fixable, though. For example, I looked at my "Human Example" account but when I selected a field and chose an entry from the history, the history showed all the options I've made before with my "head admin" account (which is what I was logged into).

I had a premade post with no stats attached to it. I went in to edit it and added stats. Upon saving, no stats showed. When I made a new post with stats attached in the same thread, then they worked. So it seems like you can't add stats by editing if the post did not originally have them.

The above test was done with a staff account modifying another account's post, so this time I used one account to modify its own post. I used the main admin account, which is a group with permission in the plugin. I went to an old post with my admin account that didn't have any stats in it. I clicked edit and then selected a field to change values. The same popup as above did generate and upon clicking ok, it allowed me to switch the value from "none" to something I'd entered before. After switching all fields to a new entry and hitting save, no stats showed up in the old post, so they did not save.

If I make a post with certain stats and then go in to edit that post with new stats, it keeps the old stats instead

Using my head admin account, I made a post using the full reply posting page and selected stats right off the bat. They showed up perfectly. I then navigated to editing that post. Interestingly enough, all of the stats in the posting page had switched to a different entry than I had actually made with that post--and from what had shown in the post. It was showing the first entry in my list rather than the second ones, which are the ones I'd made for that post. I made a third entry and selected it. The same popups showed up as I've reported above. After hitting save, it continued to show the original stats rather than the ones I'd switched it to.

If I fill out my stats and make a post, then go to edit that post and go to edit the stat entry that I'd chosen initially (not make or switch entries, but rather edit the one I had initially chosen) it does not take the edit

Using the head admin account, I went into the same post I had just made (in the above report) and edited the original entry. Upon saving, it did not reflect this change.

To be safe, I'll report I am using the latest Chrome, version 0.0.3 of this plugin, and do not have any duplicates of this plugin accidentally installed. I can PM you the link to my site if you need access to what's going on, I do have a highly modified theme so that's always potentially the issue. It appears that it simply takes whatever the initial stats are and won't change them beyond that, whether it be to remove them, edit them, change them, add them, etc.

Also, in addition to the above error reports, if I can make a feature request, is it possible to not display fields if they have "none" selected? So instead of showing Field: None in the mini-profile, it simply wouldn't show that field. If all the fields are set to "None," it would show nothing, then.

Thank you so much for your continued support of this request. I know V6 is bringing about paid plugins but if you'd like compensation through paypal now, I'd be more than willing to. This is a pretty important plugin for my site and you're doing so much work on it, I'm extremely appreciative for that, especially when I have such a big error list to report. =/

So basically you murdered it? 

[Todge]

It has been so long since I played with this plugin that I can't even get my head around my own coding.

I seem to have mixed up the key data, but with 3 keys on the go I cannot find where or how, The Post Key appears to be re-assigning data correctly, but is then being ignored in favour of the thread key. Throw in the user key and I am stumped as to see what I was trying to achieve. I fear the easiest way to sort it out would be to start from scratch.

[P̌̓aͧś̀t̀u͒le͆o͂2̀3̃̓]

Apr 16, 2016 8:44:53 GMT -8 Todge said:

It has been so long since I played with this plugin that I can't even get my head around my own coding.

I seem to have mixed up the key data, but with 3 keys on the go I cannot find where or how, The Post Key appears to be re-assigning data correctly, but is then being ignored in favour of the thread key. Throw in the user key and I am stumped as to see what I was trying to achieve. I fear the easiest way to sort it out would be to start from scratch.

cue v6

[Todge]

Apr 16, 2016 8:51:19 GMT -8 P̌̓aͧś̀t̀u͒le͆o͂2̀3̃̓ said:

Apr 16, 2016 8:44:53 GMT -8 Todge said:

It has been so long since I played with this plugin that I can't even get my head around my own coding.

I seem to have mixed up the key data, but with 3 keys on the go I cannot find where or how, The Post Key appears to be re-assigning data correctly, but is then being ignored in favour of the thread key. Throw in the user key and I am stumped as to see what I was trying to achieve. I fear the easiest way to sort it out would be to start from scratch.

cue v6

V6 could be months away. Thus far it has only been announced with a few questions answered definitively. Personally I think it's a bit early to stop writing for V5, unless it's likely to be a large and complex plugin that will likely need extensive changes for V6.

[P̌̓aͧś̀t̀u͒le͆o͂2̀3̃̓]

Apr 17, 2016 3:52:23 GMT -8 Todge said:

Apr 16, 2016 8:51:19 GMT -8 P̌̓aͧś̀t̀u͒le͆o͂2̀3̃̓ said:

cue v6

V6 could be months away. Thus far it has only been announced with a few questions answered definitively. Personally I think it's a bit early to stop writing for V5, unless it's likely to be a large and complex plugin that will likely need extensive changes for V6.

I agree with you. I don't plan to stop writing at all. But I wouldn't do a re-write when I might have new features to add in probably 6 months from now. 

[Todge]

₪» ⅀ ƪ Ƒ «₪, could you please give this a try.

HOPEFULLY, I have sorted out the editing of attributes. I have not removed the empty attributes from the mini-profiles yet.

Let me know how it goes. Thanks.

[₪» ⅀ ƪ Ƒ «₪]

Will give it a test when I'm on desktop! Thank you so much for the continued effort!

[₪» ⅀ ƪ Ƒ «₪]

Todge Just installed 0.0.4, going in to error test now! Gonna test the same errors as before to see what's going on with them now.

If I am a staff member and I go in to edit someone's stats, I can't. Only the poster can edit their own stats.

I am logged into head admin account. I went into another account's post that has stats currently in the mini-profile for that post. In the edit screen, there's no option for stats, so I cannot edit another member's stats as staff. (my group, administrator, is allowed in the plugin currently)

I had a premade post with no stats attached to it. I went in to edit it and added stats. Upon saving, no stats showed. When I made a new post with stats attached in the same thread, then they worked. So it seems like you can't add stats by editing if the post did not originally have them.

I went into an old post that did not have any stats attached to it (using the account that made the post) and the edit page also did not have any stat area.

If I make a post with certain stats and then go in to edit that post with new stats, it keeps the old stats instead

If I fill out my stats and make a post, then go to edit that post and go to edit the stat entry that I'd chosen initially (not make or switch entries, but rather edit the one I had initially chosen) it does not take the edit
I actually stopped checking here, because just going to create a new post, the stat area didn't show. So I know that's a halt-everything error that makes bug-checking the other parts pointless currently. To double-check it wasn't the cause, I....
- brought the plugin to the top of the manage plugin list
- double-checked the settings have the correct permissions
- made sure I'm in the correct account
- made sure I have the latest version installed (0.0.4)
- made sure I didn't have any duplicates of the plugin
- for the hell of it, made sure I had the plugin enabled

all a-okay on those checks, so something happened with the latest update to cause the missing stats area in the edit page/posting page. =/