Hi there. I whipped up this tool way back in 2009 because my classroom had a very specific WordPress need that no one had yet filled. When I noticed there are still users today, I decided to breathe some new life into it. If there is a classroom-friendly feature you think WordPress should have, make a post in the support forum here. I\'ll keep an eye on that forum for a few weeks (through Nov 2012) as I release fixes for this plugin. —b
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endif;
}
class CPWordCount {//this object represents the word count of a single post.
public static $id;
public static $words;
public static $target = false;
function __construct($postid, $inloop=true) {
// $this::$id = $postid;
// if(!$inloop):
// endif;//in loop
}
function csv_row($words,$target,$percent) {//formatted for putcsv()
$row = array(get_the_date('M j, Y'),get_the_author(),get_the_title(),$words,$target,$percent);
return $row;
}
function word_count($style = false, $target) {
global $more;
$more = 1;
$cpwccontent = apply_filters('the_content', get_the_content());
$fltrcpwccontent = str_replace(']]>', ']]>', $cpwccontent);
//echo $content;
//echo strip_tags(get_the_content('HOWDY'));
//echo strip_tags($fltrcpwccontent);
$words = str_word_count(strip_tags(str_replace(array('’','-',' - ','\'',''),'',$fltrcpwccontent)));
//echo $this::$words;
if($style && $target>$words):
// echo $this::$target;
// echo $this::$id . ' a ';
$percent = $this->target_completion(true,$words,$target);
return '' . $words . '';
else:
return $words;
endif;
}
function target_count() {
$target = false;
$metafield = get_post_meta(get_the_id(),'wc_target',true);
if($metafield != '' && $metafield != null):
$target = (int)$metafield;
if($target>0):
return (int)$metafield;
endif;
else:
$cpwcflatsettings = get_option('cp_wc_plugin_options');
$rules = cp_wc_explode_settings($cpwcflatsettings['text_string']);
//print_r($rules);
$tags = get_the_tags();
$cats = get_the_category();
foreach($rules as $rule) {
if($rule[0] == 'tag' && $tags !=null):
foreach($tags as $tag) {
$tname = $tag->name;
if($rule[1] == $tname):
$target = $rule[2];
return (int)$rule[2];
endif;//matching tag
}//tags
elseif($rule[0] == 'category' && $cats != null):
foreach($cats as $cat) {
if($rule[1] == $cat->name):
$target = $rule[2];
return (int)$rule[2];
endif;
}
endif;
}//foreach rules
return $target;
endif;
}
function target_completion($int = false,$words,$target) {
if($target):
$complete = (int)((($words/$target)*100)+0.50);
endif;
if($int):
return $complete;
elseif($target):
return $complete . '%';
else:
return $complete;
endif;
}
}
//register some settings
function register_cpwcsettings() {
register_setting( 'cp_wc_plugin_options', 'cp_wc_plugin_options', 'cp_wc_plugin_options_validate' );
add_settings_section('cp_wc_plugin_main', 'Rules List', 'cp_wc_plugin_section_text', 'cp_wc_plugin');
add_settings_field('cp_wc_plugin_text_string', 'Plugin Text Input', 'cp_wc_plugin_setting_string', 'cp_wc_plugin', 'cp_wc_plugin_main');
}
function cp_wc_plugin_section_text() {
echo '
Type rules into the textbox, then save your settings. Each rule needs its own line. If two rules apply to one post, the rule listed here first will take precedence.
For example:
tag:weather:300
category:news:900
Also remember, any post with the custom meta field "wc_target" and a number value, like 300, will use that number as a target.
';
}
function cp_wc_plugin_setting_string() {
$cpwcoptions = get_option('cp_wc_plugin_options');
echo '';
}
function cp_wc_plugin_options_validate($input) {
return $input;
}
function cp_wc_settings_menu() {
add_options_page('Admin Word Count Column Settings', 'Word Count Settings', 'manage_options', 'cpwcsettings', 'cp_wc_settings_page');
}
if(is_admin()):
add_action( 'admin_menu', 'cp_wc_settings_menu' );
add_action( 'admin_init', 'register_cpwcsettings' );
endif;
//define settings page
function cp_wc_settings_page() {
echo '
Hi there. I whipped up this tool way back in 2009 because my classroom had a very specific WordPress need that no one had yet filled. When I noticed there are still users today, I decided to breathe some new life into it. If there is a classroom-friendly feature you think WordPress should have, make a post in the support forum here. I\'ll keep an eye on that forum for a few weeks (through Nov 2012) as I release fixes for this plugin. —b