Cindy Kendrick

That looks very good!

1.3.0 for the version.

If you would like to.

Yes that sounds like some good ideas.

I’d like to have the dropdown and text as another option for Class Field Type (Text/Dropdown/Both/Hide).

And making the dropdown multiselect would be great.

Here is the Github repo if you’d like to code them and do a pull request: https://github.com/cleverness/widget-css-classes

Thank you!

No, sorry, there’s no way to order them other than you mentioned.

No that’s only possible for the master list view type.

Thank you, no it wouldn’t be possible unless there were changes made to the code because a lot depends on whether the checkbox state is checked or unchecked.

Please email them to [email protected]. Thank you!

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Glad it’s working! That’s odd about the guid.

This is what I’m doing to insert a new todo:
https://gist.github.com/cleverness/837a374c8c1614f8fd00

You shouldn’t need to do anything to the guid.

It looks like you should be able to add the post_meta using either
https://postieplugin.com/downloads/postie-shortcodes-addon/

or writing something yourself
https://postieplugin.com/extending/
with postie_post_after
and setting _status to 0 and _priority to 1 (for normal)

Is it setting the author correctly?

I see something in Postie’s faqs https://postieplugin.com/faq/ that mention the author being set as admin instead of the current user sometimes. My plugin pulls posts from a specific user for certain instances depending on the plugin settings.

I haven’t used Postie myself, but if they’re showing up in the database with the post_type of todo and a status of publish, it could be that the author is not set correctly. This will mainly affect individual and master list view types.

Thanks!

I already have all but tagging on my list of features I’d like to add. Tagging is a great idea though, I’m adding it to my list!

No, not with this plugin. Usually themes take care of adding appropriate ids and classes to their widget areas.

The master list allows you to have one (the same) to-do list for everyone. Every user can complete/uncomplete the tasks on this list without affecting other users completion status.

I plan to have much greater list flexibility with OptimaList, but it will be awhile yet until that is ready.

The plugin can be easily modified to show the added by for master.

If you’re comfortable with finding and editing code yourself, any addedby related function (and table headings function, depending on what you’re using), needs to change from this:
CTDL_Loader::$settings['list_view'] == 1

to:

CTDL_Loader::$settings['list_view'] != 0

Here is a gist to the complete code replacement for /includes/cleverness-to-do-list-frontend.class.php:
https://gist.github.com/cleverness/3da9ae31802948608bee

I have tested it in 4.3 and if a person is not logged in, they do not see any todos using [todolist]. This will only happened with the modified code, the default plugin [todolist] does not account for the scenario you are trying to achieve.