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Plugin v1.9.4 Released October 25th, 2023
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Change Log
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1.9.4
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Fixed error: mysqli_query() expects at least 2 arguments
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1.9.3
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Modernize to silence class-name constructor deprecation warning.
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1.9.2
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Fix position of hotspot editor window on very wide images
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1.9.1
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Fixed $wpdb-<prepare() call causing Uncaught ArgumentCountError exception
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1.9
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Fixed mysql_get_server_info() was removed in PHP v7 causing install to break on newer servers
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Updated copyright year to 2017.
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The mySQLi plugin is required.
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1.8.8
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Added shortcode support for fetching just the image URL: [hotspotterimg id=123]
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1.8.7
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Important fix for bug introduced in v1.8.3 that resulted in image responsiveness to break
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1.8.6
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Changed role adjustment to allow for blogs without standard roles defined
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1.8.5
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Corrected global plugin code to be dumped at most once on any given page load.
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1.8.4
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Moved all JS and CSS into page footer rather than inline within the post body where it won't get broken by wpautop
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1.8.3
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Fixed image uploading to allow for SVG files with width/height attributes specified unusually
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1.8.2
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Fixed erroneous error message that would report failure to update database when replacing an image file with a new file having the same name and dimensions
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1.8.1
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Correct uploaded file naming problem when replacing hotspotter image file
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1.8
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Added the ability to upload a replacement hotspotter/background image file
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1.7.1
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Oops. Changed array declaration in previous update to work with old version of PHP that don't recognize shorthand array notation
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1.7
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Added support for uploading SVG images for hotspotting
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1.6
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Fixed "Click Settings" not expanding when first editing a new hot spot
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Fixed incongruous resizing issues found in later versions of WordPress
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1.5
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Added support of actual shortcode like this [hotspotter id=1] instead of the non-standard version [hotspotter-1] - this allows the shortcode to function normally in special "page builder" types of themes.
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1.4.3
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Changed default z-index to 10000 (instead of 10) to mitigate missing hotspot issues.
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Note:
Increasing the z-index could cause hotspots to unintentionally rise above other page elements, but that will be better than plugin users being confused by hotspots not showing up.
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1.4.2
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In the front-end, the "close" link in the top-right corner of the pop-up box has been changed to an "X" which is universal (meaning language independent).
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After opening a pop-up box, clicking away from it will now close it by default.
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When opening a hot-spot in the editor, when "Pop-Up HTML Box" was the selected option, the corresponding form fields were starting out hidden.
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When editing a hot-spot in the editor, clicking away from the form box will close the editor.
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Note:
Thanks to Daniel Gutierrez who pointed out the need for a non-English "close" link and suggesting that clicking away from the pop-up box should close it by default.
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1.4.1
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Minor fix for bug that likely affects probably zero existing users (except the one who reported it). The plugin was broken if your WordPress URL path was different from the site public URL path.
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1.4
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Fixed rare bug where clicking open a pop-up box again after resizing caused it to be about 40 pixels wide.
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Moved CSS style for position of pop-up box out to the Settings CSS field so it may be "fixed" or "absolute" instead of forcibly one or the other.
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Note:
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The CSS "position" style for pop-up boxes has been moved out of the JS into the plugin's settings. You should specify your desired position of either "fixed" (the default) or "absolute" in the "CSS Style for Box" under "Pop-Up HTML Box" on the Settings page.
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Thanks to David Zack for the bug report!
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1.3
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Fix for hover boxes that would extend beyond the right edge of the window. They will now always stay within the window.
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1.2
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Added new triggers for the pop-up box (on click of a hotspot): "ihs_hotspot_open" and "ihs_hotspot_close" -- bind to these to execute custom initialization or deinitialization on the contents of a pop-up box
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Those triggers by default will fire automatically and will blank out the HTML of the pop-up box body while the box is closed. This results in a significant speed-up on sites with lots of hotspots defined, especially that load heavy external content like embedded maps or videos.
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1.1.1
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Fixed logic bug that causes hover box not to appear if the hotspot has no "title" attribute
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1.1
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Modified how mouse handlers are created. Some versions of jQuery seemed to have trouble with the previous implementation.
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Note:
This update is not necessary unless your hover caption boxes are not appearing on hover.
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1.0
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Added responsive support. If enabled, image will now scale down to fit within its parent element as needed. Hot Spots will move and scale down accordingly.
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Note:
Tick the checkbox on the settings page to enable responsive layout support. This is enabled by default when installing (or upgrading from an old version without responsive support).
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0.8.8
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Tweaked pop-up box so it will stay centered over the browser window instead of the page contents. This was a problem when the page contents extend outside the right edge of the viewport.
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Also tweaked pop-up box to resize its width down as to not spill outside the browser window. This may cause issues with contents that aren't designed to scale down, but the tradeoff is worthwhile.
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0.8.7
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Fixed iframe/object/embed from being hidden in the hotspot pop-up window.
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0.8.6
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Made layout fit better within WordPress 3.8.1 dashboard.
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Updated copyright year to 2014.
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Added close "x" to top-right corner of hot-spot editor pop-up so people with small screens can close. (You can always hit ESC as well.)
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Collapsing details for non-checked Click Settings in hot-spot editor to free up more screen space.
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Modified click of hot-spot to NOT close the hover box if the hot-spot has an onclick attribute that includes "return false" which would mean the author doesn't want anything to happen when the hot-spot is clicked, so the hover box, if open, should not go away.
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0.8.5
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Fixed bug where new hotspot location would not be saved withouot first popping open the edit box.
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0.8.4
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Mitigating XSS scripting error on hot-spotter editor page.
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0.8.3
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Fixed "reset default styles" feature not working on Settings page.
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Added global JS function imagehotspotter_update_hotspots() to allow users to manually trigger update of all hotspots. This is helpful if the hotspots need to be hidden or shown when the underlying image is hidden or shown. The easiest way for this function to get executed is for you to call $(window).resize() because that will trigger the function automatically.
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Fixed mobile device functionality so when the "click" box appears, the "hover" box will close. (In iOS the first tap is equivalent to hovering and the second tap is equivalent to clicking.)
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0.8.2
- Disabled conditional (added previously for very unique situations) that seems to be causing issues for some blogs.
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0.8.1
- Fixed PHP warning about invalid argument to foreach()
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0.8
- Added jQuery triggers "ihs_captionshow" and "ihs_captionhide" to allow custom callbacks to respond to the show/hide event of a hotspot's on-hover pop-up box.
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0.7
- Fixed bug where secondary hotspotter images in a single post were not being rendered.
- Now preventing common JS from being executed twice. This is a problem for people who use the hack where they copy/paste some hotspot images into non-standard places, like a sidebar widget.
- Ensuring common JS/CSS isn't generated twice if there are multiple hotspotter posts on the page (i.e., in a post listing).
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0.6
- Added ability to fully delete image records. (Very obvious feature!)
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0.5.4
- Updated JS to comply with the requirements of jQuery v1.9.
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0.5.3
- Fixed incompatibility with blogs using old versions of jQuery.
- Fixed again "wpautop" inserting <p></p> within the plugin's JS.
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0.5.2
- Fixed issue in some WordPress installs where WP would split the JS generated by the plugin onto multiple lines, causing it not to execute.
- Fixed issue where clicking "close" in a pop-up HTML box might not close properly when other WordPress plugins have manipulated the box's contents.
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0.5.1
- Fixed minor aeshetic issue where a hotspot's default title if specified as a link attribute was displaying even if Mouse Hover HTML was also being displayed on-hover.
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0.5
- Added support for custom link attributes when using Direct URL Hyperlink action.
- Added display of DOM element ID corresponding to hotspot link so individual links can be easily targeted by JS or CSS.
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0.4.1
- Minor bug fix to remove a couple of Notice level PHP messages.
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0.4
- Fixed "Created by" column in saved image listing.
- Made links for URL-style hotspots optionally open a new tab. (Previously, they always opened a new tab.)
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0.3
- Fixed faulty display when editing a hotspot that contained only a hyperlink (instead of a pop-up box).
- Fixed two instances of typo "$($this)" which should have read "$(this)" on the hotspot editor.
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0.2
- Fixed default CSS rule ordering.
- Made spots start out with visibility hidden until the window is loaded. This is so disembodied spots wouldn't appear if moving your mouse at the bottom of the page before the spots were relocated to the post body.
- Added support for a custom HTML box that will follow your mouse while it hovers over a hotspot.
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0.1
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