geo_vote

lythande · 2018-03-20 12:32:41

Thx Bloke for the Idea to look in my php-Version. My php-Version is “5.6.19” –
If I you correct understand, can this plugin only installing on php-version maximum “4.1.2”? Or should it install, because my php-Version is bigger than “4.1.2.”?

How (and where) can set the Plugin for newer php-Versions? Or have I you don’t understand…? (my english is not the best, sorry…)

Bloke · 2018-03-20 12:50:09

lythande wrote #310157:

My php-Version is “5.6.19”

Okay, then your installation woes are unlikely to be caused by the plugin’s use of mysql_* functions. Not sure why it wouldn’t install. When I treid, it did take a few enable/disable cycles before I saw the Vote tab on the menu. No idea why.

can this plugin only installing on php-version maximum “4.1.2”?

Nope, that value refers to the minimum supported MySQL version.

The patch I made just fixes the use of mysqli_* (with an ‘i’) calls so anyone running newer versions of PHP can play.

lythande · 2018-03-20 13:02:37

Okay, I try out your patch in my one textpatter-plugin.

Edit:
Many many thanks, your Patch works great!!! :-)

I have set my new Lines for vote_subtitles inside the Plugin-PHP and your patch too. Then I go to “Expanses” – “Vote” and there is very quick to install the Tables and was finish in 2 seconds. With my “vote_subtitles”! :-)

Edit 2:
wowww, I have look in my php-database and there is now the right collation utf8_general_ci! Much thanks for that too!!!

Last edited by lythande (2018-03-20 13:24:21)

lythande · 2019-01-19 18:08:20

Hi,
now I wish to using the vote-plugin. But each of the option-bars of a question has the same color (Option 1, Option 2 …).
How I can make the class for the option-bar do different for each bar?

Under "function geo_vote_show_results($rs, $message){ :

if (${‘option_title_’.$i} != ‘’) { … //hard coded css for alpha release $out[] = ‘<div class=”’.$option_title_class.’” style=“width:’.$total_votes_percent[$i].’%;height:16px;”></div>’;

doesn’t work it with:

$out[]= ‘<div class=”’.$option_title_class-$1.’”…>

its outputting in the source without '<div class="'.$option_title_class-$1.'"> and only -1"> and then the follow code doesnt work. Its erased <div class="'.$option_title_class.

Has someone an idea how I can make it for this final:

<span class=“option_title_class”>Ja (100%, 4 Teilnahme)</span><br /><div class=“option_title_class-1” style=“width:100%;height:16px;”>(bar is green)</div>

so e.g. for the bars:

<div class=“option_title_class-1” >(the bar is green with class)</div>
<div class=“option_title_class-2” >(the bar is red with class)</div>
<div class=“option_title_class-3” >(the bar is grey with class)</div>

Last edited by lythande (2019-01-19 18:09:56)

lythande · 2019-01-19 20:10:08

A second question:

in the vote_title-field I wish to use the questionmarks "title". But it outputting with \"title\"
How I can use the "title" without the backslash \?

lythande · 2019-02-25 22:44:42

Hmm, nobody has an idea to help me?

jakob · 2019-02-25 23:18:10

lythande wrote #316181:

doesn’t work it with: $out[]= '<div class="'.$option_title_class-$1.'" … >

I’m not familiar with the plugin or its code but you want to alter - slightly to be .'-'. between the two variables if you want the classes to be linked via a hyphen:

if (${'option_title_'.$i} != '') { 
    …
    // hard coded css for alpha release
    $out[] = '<div class="' . $option_title_class . '-' . $1 . '" style="width: ' . $total_votes_percent[$i] . '%; height: 16px;"></div>';

The second thing with the title sounds like the title is being escaped twice in the code somewhere. Without finding the code, I can’t say for sure.

A way of getting around the problem in the meantime is to use curly quotes in your text, e.g. “title” or „titel“. As escaping will only affect the straight quote and straight apostrophe (along with a few other key letters and punctuation symbols), those will be unaffected.

lythande · 2019-02-27 09:04:00

Thanx you lot, Jacob!
I will try out it today evening.

After the last survey I have see another problem. The bars for “yes/no/maybe” are not really correct in the length.
e.g. a question has results:
yes: 62,5%
no: 25%
maybe: 12,5%

But the bars are not correct in the length. Normally the bar for 12,5 should be very short, but is same length how the bar for 62,5% (full wide length from page in the browser). The bar for 25% is the shortest.
Why? I think, the code cant work with the comma-separated %-length?
You can see the survey-results here

jakob · 2019-02-27 09:57:50

lythande wrote #316772:

The bars for “yes/no/maybe” are not really correct in the length … I think, the code cant work with the comma-separated %-length?

It’s because you have a German , instead of a decimal point in the value for width. You need it to output width:22.22%; and then it works.

lythande · 2019-03-02 00:32:33

Okay, I understand this now, thx. But the , its from the plugin-code.
How I can changing the , to . in the code?

function geo_vote_show_results($rs, $message){
$total_votes_percent = array_fill(1, 10, 0);		
				if ($total_votes > 0){
					for ($i = 1; $i <= 10; $i++) {
						$total_votes_percent[$i] = round((${'option_'.$i}/$total_votes)*100, 2);
						}
				}
...
for ($i = 1; $i <= 10; $i++){  
				if (${'option_title_'.$i} != '')	{
		 			$out[] =  '<span class="'.$option_title_class.'">'.doSpecial(${"option_title_".$i}).' ('.$total_votes_percent[$i].'%, '.${"option_".$i}.' '.geo_vote_gTxt('votes').')</span><br />';
		 			//hard coded css for alpha release 
		 			$out[] =  '<div style="background:'.$vote_bar_colour.';width:'.$total_votes_percent[$i].'%;height:16px;"></div>';
				}

Last edited by lythande (2019-03-02 00:45:37)

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#31 2018-03-20 12:32:41

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