• ResolvedPlugin Author Tessa (they/them), AuRise Creative

    (@tessawatkinsllc)


    Hello,

    Your plugin appears to be abandoned and if you don’t have any plans on maintaining it, I’d love to do so as this is a plugin I use on the regular with my own sites as well as my clients’ sites.

    I currently maintain my own two public WordPress plugins in the repo plus many private ones. I work both full-time as a professional programmer and as a freelance programmer.

    Thanks!

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  • I’ve reached out to the plugins team with an adoption request. It’s understandably at the end of their to-do list but I’ve submitted my updated code to them for review.

    It is not yet approved, but for anyone who wants this tentative 3.0.0 version, you can download the zip file from here.

    This is what I put in the readme.txt for the upgrade notice and changelog (formatted differently to look nice here in the forums).

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    Upgrade Notice

    3.0.0

    • Updated the structure and cleaned up the code. Additionally, I rewrote some functions to be more compatible with newer versions of WordPress. Added the ability to pull meta data from users and more types of data from posts as well as specifying which posts.

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    Changelog

    3.0.0

    Submitted Date: November 29, 2022

    • Major: All functions use the wpcf7dtx_ prefix
    • Feature: Added a post_id key for the CF7_get_post_var shortcode so you can specify a different post
    • Feature: Updated the CF7_get_current_user shortcode to be able to pull data from user metadata too
    • Feature: Added the “obfuscate” option to CF7_get_custom_field shortcode
    • Feature: Added the “placeholder” checkbox option to the dynamictext tag
    • Fix: Added additional validation for post ID input
    • Fix: Added additional validation for the key attribute in the CF7_GET and CF7_POST shortcodes
    • Fix: Shortcode keys are normalized into lowercase before processing
    • Security: Sanitizing URLs for the CF7_URL and CF7_referrer shortcode outputs
    • Feature/Security: Added a allowed_protocols attribute to the CF7_URL and CF7_referrer shortcodes that defaults to http,https

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    These fixes would address the following support tickets:

    Good luck adopting the plugin and thanks for trying to do so. Often plugins fall out of repair and you can just find an equivalent – but not this one!

    @websanity funny you should comment today because I just got the email that the transfer was approved!! It’s temporarily closed but stay tuned!!

    Adoption was successful and version 3.0.0 has been released!

    Good on you for taking this on. Thank you.

    I’ll update a few sites that use it when I get a chance and give feedback if needed. Thanks again, Gez

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