laurencebahiirwa

@pauldrecksler I am looking for context here. I have been working on something like this:

[y=2000 m=1 d=1 show=’y’] will output 24 years only skipping the month and day.
[y=2000 m=1 d=1 show=’ym’] will output 24 years 1 month only skipping the day.

However, I am rethinking this not to bloat up the code. Is there a reason why using [y=2000] which calculates the year only giving you 24 years does not work for your case? Do you really need to have the whole [years-since y=2020 m=11 d=15] added to your content?

Appreciate your feedback.

This is a good improvement. I will add this to the do for the next release.

Hi @miroslavglavic, was this helpful?

@pauldrecksler I have thought about this. Can you open a new ticket for this as a feature request? I have thought about it myself. It could help in many cases.

I am glad.

Hi @miroslavglavic

Thanks for reporting this. In a previous update, I had broken the functionality. However, after writing automated tests for the plugin, I realized this and fixed it as originally intended.

Your question helps me to know that I need to write the documentation better.

Writing:
– [years-since y=2019 m=12 d=31] as you have noted will give you the years, month and days.
– [years-since y=2019 m=12] will give you the years and months only.
– [years-since y=2019] will give you the years only.

I see. Please ensure you have the latest version of the plugin. I am using it on https://omukiguy.com/about-me/ on the first line.

Hello @effiekyr, please see the documentation. I have added some images explaining this. In particular, https://ps.w.org/years-since/assets/screenshot-3.png?rev=3071931 should be helpful.

Add the string of text to your editor whether it is the classic editor or the new block editor. This will work straight out of the box on installing and activating the plugin.

• This reply was modified 7 months, 1 week ago by laurencebahiirwa. Reason: Adding more context

Thank you testing and giving constant feedback.

An HTML default was introduced that broke the HTML output. This is now fixed.

A conditional check is added for when an html is provided .

Thanks testing and the feedback. This is resolved now.

Thank you. This issue arose from some code rewrite. But has been fixed in version 1.3.4. To avoid the issue recurring, I have written some automated tests to always check for this. Thank you for the testing.

I realize my last statement may read in an impolite way, I meant to ask what is the feature that is not working as expected? Please share more details for me to resolve that if possible while keeping to the original goal of the plugin.

Hello Miroslav,

Again, thanks for raising this. I apologize this is later than I anticipated but I have pushed a fix and would love your feedback on this. I have tested PHP 8.2 and 8.3 for this.

Hello Alex,

Thanks for making time to leave a comment. I helps me improve this.
How is the plugin not working. I have tested this on the classic editor and in the block editor.

What is not working?