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About Plugin Notes Plus
This plugin allows you to add, edit, or delete notes about the plugins you have installed on your website. You can use these notes to document why a particular plugin was installed and how it's being used. You can also format the notes using basic HTML tags and choose an icon to quickly convey the type of content in the note.Screenshots
Changelog
1.2.9
- Fixed: PHP warnings related to I18n.
1.2.8
- Fixed: Checking for user permission on ajax requests.
1.2.7
- Fixed: Cross site scripting (XSS) vulnerability related to icon rendering.
1.2.6
- Added: Option to selectively hide or display plugin notes. Thanks to @garconis for the suggestion.
1.2.5
- Fixed: PHP warning caused by deprecated usage of wp_localize_script. Thanks to @brianhenryie for finding this.
1.2.4
- Added: Option to display notes beneath plugin description. Thanks to @antipole for the suggestion.
1.2.3
- Added: Money icon option. Thanks to @brianhenryie.
1.2.2
- Added: Updates for RTL compatibility. Thanks to @ramiy.
- Removed: Unnecessary po and mo translation files.
1.2.1
- Fixed: JavaScript error that sometimes happened on update-core.php if a plugin had no notes. Thanks to @brianhenryie for bringing this to my attention.
- Added: Hungarian translation. Thanks to @tomek00.
1.2.0
- Added: Plugin notes now display in a read-only format on the WordPress Updates page (update-core.php). Thanks to @douglsmith for the suggestion.
- Fixed: Removed unnecessary multisite hook. Thanks to @foomagoo for pointing this out.
1.1.2
- Fixed: Bug that prevented user from adding or updating notes after an ajax response. Thanks to @anticosti for helping to identify this bug.
- Added: Spinning icon to indicate that a note is in the process of being deleted.
1.1.1
- Added: Cleanup routine to remove notes from the options table. (If upgrading from 1.0.0, notes will first be migrated into their own table.)
1.1.0
- Fixed: Bug that caused plugin notes to disappear on Windows servers due to discrepancies in the plugin file path related to forward vs. backslash. This update will recover missing notes. Thanks to @gwalsh66 for helping to identify this bug.
- Changed: Plugin notes will now be stored in a custom table called
$wpdb->prefix . 'plugin_notes_plus' - Added: Migration routine to move notes from the options table into their own table if upgrading from version 1.0.0
- Added: Entry in the options table called ‘plugin_notes_plus_db_version’ to track the custom database table version
1.0.0
- Initial release
