Michael

Wow, that’s fast!

Thanks Jakob ??

Greetings,
Michael

Thanks a lot, Tim!

Kind regards

Michael

… just re-read the WordPress plugin internationalization documentation with the hint “not to be too clever” :-).

It will not work for reasons already laid out in my question.

Nevertheless: thanks for your plugin!!

Michael

Solved: Another plugin used the class fixed in a different way. Maybe not a good idea to use classes that are easy to be mixed up with other uses.

Just saw that I can mark long events while using the small calendar as a widget.
My fault.

Thanks a lot for the fast action!

<tr>
<th><label for="Feld 1">Feld 1</label></th>
<td><input type="text" name="Feld 1" id="Feld 1" value="Test" class="regular-text"></td>
</tr>

The above is an example copied from your plugin’s HTML generated on the user profile.

yes, of course, I do.

Hi @mahbubshovan,

great, thank you!

Yes, after checks I can say that the problem disappeared on two sites tested with the updated version.

One funny thing appears now, however: the fade-in is no longer shown in the back end. E.g. sliding is still visible there but fade-in or delays are no longer “pre-visible” in the back end during page edit. But this is not a big problem as long as the front end shows up accordingly.

Thanks for the resolution and kind regards

Michael

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Hello @mahbubshovan,

thanks!

The URL is https://test.finkenberger.net, however, what settings are you interested in?

In the video, I had no Plugins loaded and worked with Theme Twenty Twenty-One.

There’s no additional CSS, no child theme, no functions.php of mine, no tweaking of any theme’s *.php.

And we have the standard WordPress settings.

If you need more details, just let me know.

Kind regards

Michael

Dear?@mahbubshovan,

I have added a screenshot in the above ref. folder, demonstrating the HTML WRAPPER content of the page.

The issue is present in both, Microsoft Edge and Apple Safari.

Kind regards

Michael

Dear @mahbubshovan,

thanks for your fast and constructive feedback, very much appreciated!

I have done a short video demonstrating my issue:

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/24o4vpfhfx001tq/AACd7_mf3ZBIG6OC_U1cBQIZa?dl=0

Although this is running on WordPress bleeding edge test site under PHP 8.2, the same occurs on other sites. As I said, if I look behind the scenes, some code is present on the page but the WRAPPER is not visible.

My site has no CUSTOMIZER CSS which could influence.

Thanks a lot in advance.

Michael

Hi @central4allgmailcom,

as I am using this plugin a lot for my choir:
Yes, you can do this (see my answer to @fede2786 in “Select multiple answers“.

Moreover, you can decide whether voters can re-vote or not.

I am, however, not sure to understand your last question (“Can i change the results off the voting during the voting period as i like ?”).

Regards

Michael

Hi @fede2786,

as I am using this plugin a lot for my choir:
Yes, you can either make each poll accept only one answer of several options (radio buttons) or select multiple answers from several options (check boxes). You can even tell the plugin how many multiple answers are allowed to be picked from the several options.

And with the “Foodle Add On For Democracy Poll” plugin (my plugin), you can even issue mixed polls with radio buttons and check boxes in a single poll. Although it is designed to present the poll results of registered voters in many fancy ways, one could just use the mixed poll functionality for any voters.

By the way:
Democracy Poll works also with the upcoming WordPress 6.2 – at least per my checks.

Regards

Michael

Dear @haseeb0001,

I have updated to version 2.3.1 and my first tests show that the update works in my environment!

Thank you very much for your fast action and your good support – much appreciated!

Let us wait at least for @skaras feedback as his errors even concerned the test email. Therefore I did not switch to “solved”, yet.

Kind regards

Michael

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