Introducing WP “Notes” plugin

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1. 1.  OndroNR wrote: On January 18., 2009 comment number 1

   is it multiuser ready?

2. 2.  Kahi [author] wrote: On January 18., 2009 comment number 2

   ↪ OndroNR No, all users that have access to Notes (= the with administrator rights) share same textfield and its content. It's not intended to be used by more than one user. Yet.

3. 3.  OndroNR wrote: On January 18., 2009 comment number 3

   I think it would be nice if there would be shared and private notes

4. 4.  i wrote: On January 19., 2009 comment number 4

   Great! I love this!

5. 5.  Kel wrote: On January 25., 2009 comment number 5

   Agreed with Private/Shared or Current User / All Users. Also would love to see this as part of the dashboard. thx.

6. 6.  Kahi [author] wrote: On January 25., 2009 comment number 6

   ↪ Kel: Thank you all for sharing your opinions. You are definitely influencing priorities for features in upcoming versions. Unfortunatelly, I'm not able to say when it's going to happen…

7. 7.  Sourena Mohammadi wrote: On March 14., 2009 comment number 7

   Great plugin. The only minor problem I have is that its icon does not show up in the admin. Instead I have a broken linked image icon. I have the same issue with Add Quicktag plugin.

8. 8.  Kahi [author] wrote: On March 14., 2009 comment number 8

   ↪ Sourena Mohammadi Thanks for report, please try the newest version, I believe it's fixed.

   And I will add the plugin to official repository now so next upgrade will be simpler for everyone…

9. 9.  Kahi [author] wrote: On March 18., 2009 comment number 9

   Since now, plugin is available from the off. repository (so you may use the upgrade or search → install features).

10. 10.  baron wrote: On March 18., 2009 comment number 10

    Works great, thank you

11. 11.  Rick wrote: On April 21., 2009 comment number 11

    Kahi:

    I went to upload WP-Notes and tried to activate in WP and I keep getting an error message about line 22 and line 23? Any ideas?

    Thanks,

    Rick

12. 12.  Kahi [author] wrote: On April 21., 2009 comment number 12

    ↪ Rick Most likely is your server running too old version of PHP. You might try to ask your hosting provider for PHP 5.

13. 13.  Rob wrote: On April 21., 2009 comment number 13

    Kahi:
    This is a sweet plugin! I am setting up a company blog for a brand development company and found this is a great way for me to communicate with other administrators on the project. That being said it would be cool if this plugin could act as a collaboration message board of sorts for all my team members submitting posts. Food for thought.

14. 14.  Kahi [author] wrote: On April 21., 2009 comment number 14

    ↪ Rob I can't imagine any simple way how to transform this one-file-notepad into usable collaboration tool. (Can you?) Maybe a privitely published page with enabled comments could do better. Sorry.

15. 15.  Eric Barb wrote: On May 9., 2009 comment number 15

    Great plugin. I'll use this quite a bit. Any plans for adding this to the dashboard or does that already exist?

16. 16.  Kahi [author] wrote: On May 9., 2009 comment number 16

    ↪ Eric Barb It's planned. And it shouldn't be too dificult, so you can expect it in the next major release.

17. 17.  Joy Phillip wrote: On June 10., 2009 comment number 17

    I think that if you would add a function on it to pull a copy of the note to your dashboard (not to edit, but as a reminder) that would be great. Just one box like a post it. A more link would be good too. That way I can leave myself a story reminder, and be refreshed by the sticky each time I load my dashboard. If I want to edit the content, THEN go to the link at the bottom.

    Also maybe a way to prioritize notes, more than three or so. That way „to do“ lists would be a little easier to manage.

    Those are about all I can think of.

18. 18.  Kahi [author] wrote: On June 10., 2009 comment number 18

    ↪ Joy Phillip Seem to me quite different from current Notes principle – like stickies for WP. I could maybe do somethink like that one day, thanks for your opinion!

19. 19.  Daniel Balfour wrote: On July 20., 2009 comment number 19

    Hey,

    Listen I really love your plugin. Works great with WP 2.8.1 but with WP 2.8.2 it crashes!

    Here's the error:

    Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STATIC, expecting T_OLD_FUNCTION or T_FUNCTION or T_VAR or ‚}‘ in /nfs/c03/h04/­mnt/57871/doma­ins/bdc.sandvi­per.net/html/wp-content/plugin­s/kahis-notes/knotes.php on line 15

    Please! Please! Please! Please! Please! Fix this! :-P

    I've integrated your plugin into my WP design workflow and depend on it!

    Please update when possible!

    Thanks!

20. 20.  Daniel Balfour wrote: On July 20., 2009 comment number 20

    FOLLOW UP!

    Ignore my earlier post!

    That error was generated because my host PHP was set to Vs. 4.x – I changed it to version 5 and now the plugin works fine! Yippee! I'm happy as a schoolboy!

21. 21.  Webdesignessex wrote: On February 5., 2010 comment number 21

    Do you have a new version as I am getting this error when activating the plugin:

    Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STATIC, expecting T_OLD_FUNCTION or T_FUNCTION or T_VAR or ‚}‘ in /home/httpd/vhos­ts/xxxxxxxxxx­.com/httpdocs/wp-content/plugin­s/kahis-notes/knotes.php on line 23