New Surveys WordPress Plugin Release – 1.01.0
5 May 2009
A new version of Surveys WordPress Plugin has been released today. The new version will have the following new features…
- Insert code changed to [SURVEYS 1]
- The code to insert is changed to [SURVEYS 1] from <!– SURVEYS 1 –>. This will make it more easy to use to the HTML-illiterate masses. The old code is still supported for the sake of backward compatibility.
- Uses wpframe
- wpframe is a small framework to make WP plugin creation a bit more easy. Surveys is the second plugin to use it – the first being Eventr – the event registration wordpress plugin.
- WordPress 2.7 Compatibility
- Works better with 2.7. The Quiz management part is moved to Tools > Manage Quiz in the admin panel.
- Users can enter custom answers
- CSV Export of survey results possible
- Bugfixes
- Lots of bugfixes. If you find anymore, report it in the Surveys forum.
Download Surveys
The latest version is available at the WordPress Surveys Plugin page.
Thanks for all the guys who reported the bugs and beta tested the plugin. Hope you enjoy this release.
I am trying to figure out where to type in the code for my wordpress wurvey plug in and after i type in the code – is there a button or anything i push to get it to stay?
thanks
Just create a post like you normally do and put in this code somewhere in it – [SURVEYS 4]. The number should be the ID of the survey that should be shown. Its usually found at the top of the survey page in the admin section.
Just created a German translation for Surveys, downloadable od http://michaelwenzl.de/deutsche-sprachdatei-fur-das-wordpress-plugin-surveys/
Besides the language files there is also a little modification in surveys.php necessary. You have to add
add_action('init', 'surveys_init');
function surveys_init() {
load_plugin_textdomain('surveys','wp-content/plugins/surveys/lang');
}
at the beginning of surveys.php.
Feel free to include the language files in the next releases und thank you for your developing the plugin.
Hi there,
Can [surveys 1] be use in a WordPress text widget? Also, can PHP be used to generate it in a template?
Thanks,
Matt
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