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Re: smd_article_stats: Article stats to count words 'n stuff
I’m seeing this in the bottom of 4.7 panels:
smd_at_work_admin_message: ?event=prefs#prefs_group_smd_at_work
And this in the Admin panels, etc:
smd_at_work
smd_at_work_enabled
smd_at_work_message
Nothing is functionally broken, however.
I’m guessing the plugin hasn’t reach the 4.7 milestone compliance yet?
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Re: smd_article_stats: Article stats to count words 'n stuff
Destry wrote #312667:
(…) Nothing is functionally broken, however.
I’m guessing the plugin hasn’t reach the 4.7 milestone compliance yet?
Version 0.41 works perfectly fine here. It seems the textpack didn’t install properly in your case ? Try re-installing the plugin from here.
Where is that emoji for a solar powered submarine when you need it ?
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Re: smd_article_stats: Article stats to count words 'n stuff
Didn’t have the latest version. Thanks! All good now.
(And thanks for the textarea field, Bloke.)
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Re: smd_article_stats: Article stats to count words 'n stuff
Just a request for the next round, if possible…
Some kind of visual indicator between the hundreds/thousands counts. Right now it’s just one string jammed together (8430). Be better to have notation (8,430) or perhaps more universal, and my preference, a space (8 430).
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Re: smd_article_stats: Article stats to count words 'n stuff
Destry wrote #314327:
Be better to have notation (8,430) or perhaps more universal, and my preference, a space (8 430).
We can actually make the global escape="number" attribute output numbers in the site locale format, e.g. 12,345.67 in the US, 12 345,67 in France and 12.345,67 in Germany. Just ask :-)
Edit: actually, it should already work in 4.7+.
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Re: smd_article_stats: Article stats to count words 'n stuff
etc wrote #314331:
it should already work in 4.7+.
You mean 4.7.1, I guess? It doesn’t seem to work in 4.7.0, assuming I’m doing it right:
<txp:evaluate query='<txp:smd_article_stats item="body,excerpt" break="+" escape="number" />' />I’ll update to 4.7.1 tomorrow. I must retire for the night.
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Re: smd_article_stats: Article stats to count words 'n stuff
Almost there, but <txp:evaluate /> actually kills the formatting. Try moving escape to <txp:evaluate />:
<txp:evaluate query='<txp:smd_article_stats item="body,excerpt" break="+" />' escape="number" />Offline
Re: smd_article_stats: Article stats to count words 'n stuff
etc wrote #314340:
Try moving
escapeto<txp:evaluate />
Doesn’t seem to work. Now running 4.7.1. I still see a number like 7865 where I would expect to see something like 7 865, or whatever.
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Re: smd_article_stats: Article stats to count words 'n stuff
Destry wrote #314343:
Doesn’t seem to work. Now running 4.7.1. I still see a number like
7865where I would expect to see something like7 865, or whatever.
Weird, <txp:evaluate query="3456+78" escape="number" /> nicely outputs 3 534 (seen as 3 534) for me in fr locale. What is yours?
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Re: smd_article_stats: Article stats to count words 'n stuff
Ah, you also need to check whether PHP intl extension is enabled.
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Re: smd_article_stats: Article stats to count words 'n stuff
It would be really useful if Diagnostics could actually show the path to where things are being read, notably the PHP .ini file, because I can’t find the damn thing. I think I’m currently using the brew version, but where is that? And is php.ini.default the same as php.ini?
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Re: smd_article_stats: Article stats to count words 'n stuff
Destry wrote #314365:
It would be really useful if Diagnostics could actually show the path to where things are being read, notably the PHP .ini file
We’re not likely to introduce this any time soon. But you can fairly easily find all manner of stuff about your server by doing this:
- Create an article, status: Hidden.
- Title it “Debug” or something equally exciting.
- Turn off Textile processing in the Body – Leave Untouched.
- Put
<txp:php>phpinfo();</txp:php>in the Body field. - Save the article.
- Click ‘View’.
Assuming you have PHP enabled in your articles (see Prefs) you’ll see a server report and in there should be the path to php.ini.
is php.ini.default the same as php.ini?
No. The latter is the actual file, the former is a backup or the one the server uses to generate the latter.
Last edited by Bloke (2018-10-03 19:41:28)
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