Dooodl Plugin

Dooodl is a fun plugin for your blog that allows your visitors to draw a little doodle and save it to your site. It’s a bit like a guestbook but less boring and more visual, aka more fun!

Show the doodles in a widget, with a shortcode, or use any plugin that allows you to show a grid/list of a custom post type. If you do this look for the custom post type, dooodl.

1. Make sure to first backup your database
2. Upload the Dooodl folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
3. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
4. Add the ‘Dooodl’ widget to your sidebar or use the shortcodes to embed the creator/gallery in a page or post of your liking
5. You’re set!

2.3.0

• Fixed major non-passive event listener error in sketch.js
• Made submission form smaller for small screens

2.2.28

• Updates to make it more usable on touchscreens

2.1.1

• Update global version
• Small CSS changes
• Update readme

2.1.0

• Maintainer change; plugin working again
• Various visual changes
• Beginning to remove flash support

2.0.10

• Cleaned up some jQuery setups from the first versions of the plugin. This resolves frontend-plugin interference users were reporting.

2.0.9

• Fixed a code style issue where older versions of PHP would encounter syntax errors

2.0.8

• Fixed a bug where mails would no longer be sent after a new Dooodl is published

2.0.7

• Changed a setting in the migration manager where the batch feature would update 10 Dooodls at a time but seen as some servers don’t handle this well, I reduced that number to 1 Dooodl at a time.

2.0.6

• Fixed a bug where the Doodls upload folder would not be created and thus the image would be lost upon save.

2.0.5

• Removed one more short-opening PHP tag that would cause ‘unexpected file endings’ on some servers.

2.0.4

• Removed a few short-opening PHP tags that would cause ‘unexpected file endings’ on some servers.

2.0.3

• Fixed a bug where you wouldn’t be able to edit Dooodl’s using the ‘Edit post’ UI

2.0.2

• Added a corrected version of the update checker. Plugins that update from 1.x versions should now be redirected to the Dooodl Manager immediately. This should be fine now.
• Added Dashboard Widget information and screenshot

2.0.1

• Added version checker upon plugin startup as the register-activation hook is no longer fired when using automatic updates.

2.0.0

• All new WP-Admin Dooodl-management (Powered by Redux and ACF)
• Dooodl migration manager (from old versions of Dooodl to Dooodl 2.0)
• Dooodl is now a post-type in WordPress. Lots of new possibilities for the future!
• The gallery and creator have their own URL’s and no longer guide your visitors to your plugin folder
• The Dooodl plugin no longer executes SQL statements directly. One less security threat possible!
• All strings have been implemented using the WordPress translation engine: You can now localize Dooodl!
• The widget has been updated so you can choose wether you want to add a title to the widget or not.
• Made Dooodl HTTP/S unaware.
• Added a WordPress Dashboard Widget

1.3.0BETA

• Added shortcodes to add the creator and the gallery in a page/post. Check out the FAQ to find out how to use them.

1.2.3BETA

• Fixed a bug in the gallery where the creator link would not point to the right directory.

1.2.2BETA

• Fixed a bug where a duplicate function gets loaded and blocks new Dooodls from being saved.

1.2.1BETA

• Fixed a bug where the email notification would not have the new Dooodl attached to it.

1.2.0BETA

• Fixed plenty of minor AMFPHP bugs.
• Built an HTML5 version of the creator
• Added the option to pick the V2 creator or revert back to the V1.
• Necessary update changes in the file structure.

1.1.4

• Fixed a bug where the intro-text color in the viewer doesn’t correctly work.

1.1.3

• Replaced short opening PHP tags by full PHP tags and added closing tags everywhere for server compatibility.
• Fixed a bug where new installations of the plugin would show an empty widget template by default.

1.1.2

• Fixed the ‘dooodls aren’t saved’ bug that has been tormenting many users for years. Thanks Fischi for the help!

1.1.1

• Fixed a bug where Dooodls in the moderation queue would show up in the HTML gallery

1.1.0

• Lot’s of new features
• Moderation is now possible (dooodls have to be approved before they’re shown in the sidebar)
• Admin panel to moderate new Dooodls
• Emails upon new Dooodl submission
• Customizable widget look
• Customizable look of the Flash and HTML Gallery
• Choose between Flash gallery or HTML version
• Added endless scrolling to the HTML gallery. (Previous versions would load all Dooodls at once)
• Updated Database structure (added moderation column)
• Changed WP-admin setup
• Tiny optimizations and changes to accomodate the new WordPress API’s
• The old V1 Flash Creator has been removed as it has been fully replaced by the HTML5 version.

1.0.14

• Changed the way the brush in the creator is shown. Before it would just be a colored square which wouldn’t be visible if held up above the same colored background. Fixed that now 🙂
• The background color of the canvas is always random from now on. That means less of the same colors in the rest of the submitted doodles!
• Fixed a little layout bug in the creator.

1.0.13

• Little Javascript error.
• Note: Ever since Shadowbox-js updated the autoload() doesn’t work anymore…

1.0.12

• Added stripslashes to the widget. Overlooked that a few times. My bad 🙂

1.0.11

• Changed the xml.php output in order to make sure the content is fully validated.

1.0.10

• Fixed a compatibility issue caused by a action_handler in the plugin.

1.0.9

• stripslash()ed the description and the title in the Viewer HTML and XML feeds.

1.0.8

• Enabled the plugin to be called using if (function_exists("Dooodl_widget")) Dooodl_widget(); in themes that are not widget-ready.

1.0.7

• Minor Bugfixes

1.0.6

• Added a smaller brush to the Dooodl Creator.

1.0.5

• Updated and optimized the uninstall procedure to delete the /uploads/doodls/ folder and its contents if the Remove Doodls Option is checked.

1.0.4

• Updated the install procedure to add the 1.jpg (the default doodle) to the uploads/doodls/ folder.

1.0.3

• Moved the save folder to /wp_content/uploads/doodls/ to make sure upgrading the plugin doesn’t delete the images when updating.
• Code cleaning

1.0.2

• Added deeplinking
• Added settings link in the plugin list

1.0.1

• First public version as a plugin

1.0

• This was the first version (not open to the public)