Plugin / Altos Toolbar

Changelog

1.6.2

• Fix data table character parsing bug

1.6.1

• Remove extra files

1.6

• Allow for more charts

1.5.1

• Redo toolbar plugin to agree with TinyMCE version 4.x

1.5.0

• Updated icons and confirmed working with 3.6

1.4.9

• Fixed a TinyMCE error that caused our charts not to be loaded into posts while editing/adding.

1.4.8

• Spelling mistake for wide stat tables

1.4.7

• Added new chart theme to list of options

1.4.6

• Version number bump to trigger auto-updates

1.4.5

• Fixed problem with stats tables using data from 2011-10-07 instead of most recent data.

1.4.4

• Added support for WordPress® 3.0 wp_loaded.
• Fully tested in WordPress® 3.0, including with MULTISITE ( i.e. networking ) enabled. Everything looks good.
• Added support for 2-year/3-year chart timespans.

1.4.3

• Bug fix. Narrow Stat Tables were not properly implemented. This has been resolved in v1.4.3.

1.4.2

• Bug fixed in validate_pai() method. This function now returns null on failure.
• Support for both file_get_contents(), and a fallback on cURL has been established through a new method, fetch_url_contents(). This makes the plugin compatible with GoDaddy, Dreamhost, and other hosts that disable allow_url_fopen by default.
• A new administrative notice is displayed on the Plugins Panel whenever pai authentication is non-existent or invalid.

1.4.1

• The Altos Toolbar v1.4.1 now works in Google Chrome. Adjusted tinyMCE commands to fix a bug in WebKit browsers with respect to tinyMCE.activeEditor.selection range restoration.

1.4

• No more Shortcodes. We’ve added “UI Elements” for all Altos Research Tables & Charts ( including Flash Charts ). You will now have ( instant previews! ) inside the Visual Editor for WordPress®.
• Editing panels have also been integrated into the Visual Editor for WordPress®. After you’ve inserted an Altos Research Chart or Table, use the Visual Editor inside WordPress® to select it ( just click on it ). You’ll now see an Altos Research Icon appear on top of your existing Chart/Table. If you click this special Icon, a window will pop open. You can make all sorts of quick adjustments without having to re-insert anything new.
• With these improvements, the Altos Toolbar no longer relies on WordPress® Shortcodes. However, backwards compatibility for Shortcode processing remains unaffected. Existing Shortcodes will continue to work just as they always have 🙂

1.3

• The four toolbar buttons have condensed into a single Altos Research pull-down menu.
• Added a new All-In-One option to the Visual Editor for WordPress.
• The new All-In-One option remembers your settings.
• Code cleanup, minor re-organization.

1.2

• Initial release on WordPress.org.