WP Dashboard Notes - Version 1.0.0

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Developer	sormano
Plugin	WP Dashboard Notes
Version	1.0.0
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assets/css/wpdn_admin.css +326 -0
assets/js/wpdn_admin.js +225 -0
includes/class-note-post-type.php +69 -0
includes/class-wpdn-ajax.php +177 -0
includes/templates/note-list.php +58 -0
includes/templates/note.php +56 -0
license.txt +621 -0
readme.txt +67 -0
screenshot-1.png +0 -0
screenshot-2.png +0 -0
screenshot-3.png +0 -0
wp-dashboard-notes.php +222 -0

assets/css/wpdn_admin.css ADDED Viewed

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1	+ input[type=text].add-list-item {
2	+ line-height: normal;
3	+ border-radius: 3px;
4	+ height: 35px;
5	+ padding: 5px 10px;
6	+ width: 75%;
7	+ border-color: #555;
8	+ background-color: rgba( 255, 255, 255, 0.6 );
9	+ }
10	+
11	+ input[type=text].add-list-item::-webkit-input-placeholder {
12	+ color: #555;
13	+ }
14	+ input[type=text].add-list-item:-moz-placeholder {
15	+ color: #555;
16	+ }
17	+ input[type=text].add-list-item::-moz-placeholder {
18	+ color: #555;
19	+ }
20	+ input[type=text].add-list-item:-ms-input-placeholder {
21	+ color: #555;
22	+ }
23	+
24	+ .wp-dashboard-note {
25	+ line-height: 1.5;
26	+ font-size: 14px;
27	+ }
28	+ .wp-dashboard-note-wrap {
29	+ padding-bottom: 40px;
30	+ }
31	+
32	+ .wp-dashboard-note-options {
33	+ text-align: left;
34	+ }
35	+ .list-note .wp-dashboard-note-options {
36	+ margin-top: 15px;
37	+ }
38	+
39	+ .wp-dashboard-note .list-item {
40	+ min-height: 30px;
41	+ line-height: 30px;
42	+ width: 100%;
43	+ display: block;
44	+ }
45	+ .wp-dashboard-note div:last-child {
46	+ border-bottom: 0;
47	+ }
48	+
49	+ /* Sortable */
50	+ .wpdn-note-sortable {
51	+ color: #6f6f6f;
52	+ margin-right: 5px;
53	+ cursor: move;
54	+ line-height: inherit;
55	+ opacity: 0;
56	+ }
57	+ .list-item:hover .wpdn-note-sortable {
58	+ opacity: 1;
59	+ }
60	+ .list-item .dashicons-no-alt {
61	+ color: #ccc;
62	+ text-align: right;
63	+ float: right;
64	+ cursor: pointer;
65	+ line-height: inherit;
66	+ }
67	+ .list-item input[type=checkbox] {
68	+ margin-right: 15px;
69	+ background: transparent;
70	+ border-color: #555;
71	+ }
72	+ .list-item input[type=checkbox]:checked:before {
73	+ color: #555;
74	+ }
75	+ .list-item input[type=checkbox]:checked ~ span {
76	+ text-decoration:line-through;
77	+ color: #6f6f6f;
78	+ }
79	+ .list-item .dashicons-no-alt:hover {
80	+ color: #999;
81	+ }
82	+ .list-item:hover .dashicons-no-alt {
83	+ display: block;
84	+ }
85	+ .list-item .dashicons-no-alt {
86	+ display: none;
87	+ }
88	+ .wp-dashboard-note-wrap .wpdn-add-item {
89	+ line-height: 2;
90	+ }
91	+ .list-item .wpdn-add-item {
92	+ color: #ccc;
93	+ margin-right: 8px;
94	+ }
95	+ .list-item-content {
96	+ line-height: 1;
97	+ }
98	+
99	+ .wp-dashboard-note-wrap:hover .wpdn-extra {
100	+ opacity: 1;
101	+ }
102	+ .wpdn-extra {
103	+ background: rgba( 76, 76, 76, 0.9 );
104	+ position: absolute;
105	+ opacity: 0;
106	+ width: 100%;
107	+ left: 0;
108	+ bottom: 0;
109	+ height: 40px;
110	+ padding-left: 12px;
111	+ box-sizing: border-box;
112	+ -webkit-transition: opacity 0.3s ease-in-out;
113	+ transition: opacity 0.2s ease-in-out;
114	+ }
115	+ .wpdn-extra * {
116	+ color: #fff;
117	+ }
118	+ .wpdn-extra .dashicons:hover {
119	+ color: #ccc;
120	+ cursor: pointer;
121	+ }
122	+ [data-note-type=list] .saved-icon .dashicons,
123	+ .wpdn-extra .dashicons {
124	+ line-height: 2;
125	+ }
126	+ .wpdn-extra .dashicons {
127	+ margin-left: 5px;
128	+ }
129	+ [data-note-type=regular] .saved-icon .dashicons {
130	+ line-height: 1;
131	+ }
132	+ .wp-dashboard-note-wrap * {
133	+ -webkit-user-select: none;
134	+ -moz-user-select: none;
135	+ -ms-user-select: none;
136	+ -o-user-select: none;
137	+ user-select: none;
138	+ }
139	+
140	+ .hndle span {
141	+ cursor: text;
142	+ }
143	+ h3.hndle .dashicons {
144	+ display: none;
145	+ height: 19px;
146	+ color: #222;
147	+ cursor: pointer;
148	+ margin-left: 5px;
149	+ }
150	+ h3.hndle:hover .dashicons {
151	+ display: inline-block;
152	+ }
153	+ [id^=note_] .handlediv {
154	+ color: #222;
155	+ color: transparent;
156	+ }
157	+
158	+ /* Saving */
159	+ .saving-icon img {
160	+ vertical-align: middle;
161	+ }
162	+ .saved-icon,
163	+ .saving-icon {
164	+ color: #222;
165	+ }
166	+
167	+ /* Add button screen options */
168	+ [for=add_note-hide] {
169	+ float: right;
170	+ padding-left: 10px;
171	+ margin-left: 2px;
172	+ }
173	+ [for=add_note-hide] input {
174	+ display: none;
175	+ }
176	+ [for=add_note-hide]::before {
177	+ content: "\f132";
178	+ font-family: dashicons;
179	+ vertical-align: middle;
180	+ font-size: 18px;
181	+ margin-right: 5px;
182	+ }
183	+ [for=add_note-hide]:hover {
184	+ color: #fff;
185	+ background: #333;
186	+ }
187	+ /* Hide pencil at screen options titles */
188	+ .metabox-prefs .wpdn-edit-title.dashicons-edit {
189	+ display: none;
190	+ }
191	+
192	+ /****************************
193	+ * Colors
194	+ ****************************/
195	+ span.wpdn-color-note:hover .wpdn-color-palette {
196	+ display: inline-block;
197	+ }
198	+ .wpdn-color-palette {
199	+ min-width: 50px;
200	+ width: auto;
201	+ padding: 4px 8px 2px 8px;
202	+ margin-left: -8px;
203	+ position: absolute;
204	+ top: -24px;
205	+ background-color: rgba(76, 76, 76, 0.9);
206	+ height: 18px;
207	+ display: none;
208	+ }
209	+
210	+ .color {
211	+ width: 10px;
212	+ height: 10px;
213	+ border: 1px solid transparent;
214	+ margin: 2.5px;
215	+ display: inline-block;
216	+ -webkit-user-select: none;
217	+ -moz-user-select: none;
218	+ -ms-user-select: none;
219	+ -o-user-select: none;
220	+ user-select: none;
221	+ }
222	+ .color:hover {
223	+ border: 1px solid #ccc;
224	+ cursor: pointer;
225	+ }
226	+ .color-white { background-color: #ffffff; }
227	+ .color-red { background-color: #f7846a; }
228	+ .color-orange { background-color: #ffbd22; }
229	+ .color-yellow { background-color: #eeee22; }
230	+ .color-blue { background-color: #66ccdd; }
231	+ .color-green { background-color: #bbe535; }
232	+ .color-black { background-color: #777777; }
233	+
234	+ /****************************
235	+ * Black
236	+ ****************************/
237	+ [data-color-text=black] {
238	+ color: white;
239	+ }
240	+ [data-color-text=black] .wpdn-note-sortable {
241	+ color: white;
242	+ }
243	+ [data-color-text=black] .wpdn-add-item {
244	+ color: white;
245	+ }
246	+ [data-color-text=black] .wp-dashboard-note .list-item {
247	+ border-color: white;
248	+ }
249	+ [data-color-text=black] input[type=checkbox] {
250	+ border: 1px solid white;
251	+ }
252	+ [data-color-text=black] .list-item input[type=checkbox]:checked ~ span {
253	+ color: white;
254	+ }
255	+ [data-color-text=black] [id^=note] .handlediv {
256	+ color: white;
257	+ }
258	+ [data-color-text=black] input[type=text].add-list-item {
259	+ border-color: #FFF;
260	+ color: #FFF;
261	+ background: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.3);
262	+ }
263	+ [data-color-text=black] input[type=text].add-list-item::-webkit-input-placeholder {
264	+ color: white;
265	+ }
266	+ [data-color-text=black] input[type=text].add-list-item:-moz-placeholder {
267	+ color: white;
268	+ }
269	+ [data-color-text=black] input[type=text].add-list-item::-moz-placeholder {
270	+ color: white;
271	+ }
272	+ [data-color-text=black] input[type=text].add-list-item:-ms-input-placeholder {
273	+ color: white;
274	+ }
275	+ [data-color-text=black] .saved-icon,
276	+ [data-color-text=black] .saving-icon {
277	+ color: white;
278	+ }
279	+
280	+
281	+
282	+ /****************************
283	+ * Template
284	+ ****************************/
285	+ [data-color-text=template] {
286	+ color: inherit;
287	+ }
288	+ [data-color-text=template] .wpdn-note-sortable {
289	+ color: inherit;
290	+ }
291	+ [data-color-text=template] .wpdn-add-item {
292	+ color: inherit;
293	+ }
294	+ [data-color-text=template] .wp-dashboard-note .list-item {
295	+ border-color: inherit;
296	+ }
297	+ [data-color-text=template] input[type=checkbox] {
298	+ border: 1px solid inherit;
299	+ }
300	+ [data-color-text=template] .list-item input[type=checkbox]:checked ~ span {
301	+ color: inherit;
302	+ }
303	+ [data-color-text=template] [id^=note] .handlediv {
304	+ color: inherit;
305	+ }
306	+ [data-color-text=template] input[type=text].add-list-item {
307	+ border-color: inherit;
308	+ color: inherit;
309	+ background: inherit;
310	+ }
311	+ [data-color-text=template] input[type=text].add-list-item::-webkit-input-placeholder {
312	+ color: inherit;
313	+ }
314	+ [data-color-text=template] input[type=text].add-list-item:-moz-placeholder {
315	+ color: inherit;
316	+ }
317	+ [data-color-text=template] input[type=text].add-list-item::-moz-placeholder {
318	+ color: inherit;
319	+ }
320	+ [data-color-text=template] input[type=text].add-list-item:-ms-input-placeholder {
321	+ color: inherit;
322	+ }
323	+ [data-color-text=template] .saved-icon,
324	+ [data-color-text=template] .saving-icon {
325	+ color: inherit;
326	+ }

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1	+ jQuery( document ).ready( function($) {
2	+
3	+ var loading_icon = '<span class="saving-icon"><img src="images/wpspin_light.gif"/> saving...</span>';
4	+ var saved_icon = '<span class="saved-icon"><div class="dashicons dashicons-yes"></div> saved!</span>';
5	+
6	+
7	+ // Add todo item
8	+ $( 'body, .list-item-content' ).on( 'keydown', '.add-list-item', function( e ) {
9	+
10	+ if( e.keyCode == 13 && $( this ).val() != '' ) {
11	+
12	+ var post_id = $( this ).closest( ".postbox" ).attr( 'id' );
13	+ var list_item = '<div class="list-item"><div class="dashicons dashicons-menu wpdn-note-sortable"></div><input type="checkbox"><span class="list-item-content" contenteditable="true">' + $( this ).val() + '</span><div class="delete-item dashicons dashicons-no-alt"></div></div>';
14	+
15	+ $( '#' + post_id + ' div.wp-dashboard-note' ).append( list_item );
16	+ $( this ).val( '' ); // Clear 'add item' field
17	+ $( this ).trigger( 'note-sortable' );
18	+
19	+ $( this ).trigger( 'wpdn-update', this );
20	+
21	+ }
22	+
23	+ });
24	+
25	+
26	+ // Delete todo item
27	+ $( 'body' ).on( 'click', '.delete-item', function() {
28	+
29	+ var post_id = $( this ).closest( ".postbox" ).attr( 'id' );
30	+
31	+ $( this ).parent( '.list-item' ).remove();
32	+ $( 'body' ).trigger( 'wpdn-update', ['', post_id] );
33	+
34	+ });
35	+
36	+
37	+ // Toggle visibility
38	+ $( 'body' ).on( 'click', '.wpdn-visibility', function() {
39	+
40	+ $( this ).toggleClass( 'dashicons-lock dashicons-groups' );
41	+
42	+ var visibility = $( this ).parent().attr( 'data-visibility' );
43	+ if ( 'public' == visibility ) {
44	+ $( this ).parent( '.wpdn-toggle-visibility' ).attr( 'data-visibility', 'private' );
45	+ $( this ).parent( '.wpdn-toggle-visibility' ).attr( 'title', 'Visibility: Just me' );
46	+ } else {
47	+ $( this ).parent( '.wpdn-toggle-visibility' ).attr( 'data-visibility', 'public' );
48	+ $( this ).parent( '.wpdn-toggle-visibility' ).attr( 'title', 'Visibility: Everyone' );
49	+ }
50	+
51	+ $( this ).trigger( 'wpdn-update', this );
52	+
53	+ });
54	+
55	+
56	+ // Toggle note type
57	+ $( 'body' ).on( 'click', '.wpdn-note-type', function() {
58	+
59	+ $( this ).toggleClass( 'dashicons-list-view dashicons-welcome-write-blog' );
60	+
61	+ var note_type = $( this ).closest( '[data-note-type]' ).attr( 'data-note-type' );
62	+ if ( note_type == 'regular' ) {
63	+ $( this ).closest( '[data-note-type]' ).attr( 'data-note-type', 'list' );
64	+ } else {
65	+ $( this ).closest( '[data-note-type]' ).attr( 'data-note-type', 'regular' );
66	+ }
67	+
68	+ var data = {
69	+ action: 'wpdn_toggle_note',
70	+ post_id: $( this ).closest( ".postbox" ).attr( 'id' ).replace( 'note_', '' ),
71	+ note_type: ( note_type == 'regular' ? 'list' : 'regular' )
72	+ };
73	+
74	+ $.post( ajaxurl, data, function( response ) {
75	+ $( '#note_' + data.post_id + ' .inside' ).html( response ).trigger( 'note-sortable' );;
76	+ });
77	+
78	+ $( this ).trigger( 'wpdn-update', this );
79	+
80	+ });
81	+
82	+
83	+ // Update note trigger
84	+ $( 'body' ).on( 'wpdn-update', function( event, t, post_id ) {
85	+
86	+ if ( t != '' ) {
87	+ post_id = $( t ).closest( ".postbox" ).attr( 'id' );
88	+ }
89	+
90	+ $( '#' + post_id + ' .wp-dashboard-note-options .status' ).html( loading_icon );
91	+ var data = {
92	+ action: 'wpdn_update_note',
93	+ post_id: post_id.replace( 'note_', '' ),
94	+ post_content: $( '#' + post_id + ' div.wp-dashboard-note' ).html(),
95	+ post_title: $( '#' + post_id + ' > h3 .wpdn-title' ).html(),
96	+ note_visibility: $( '#' + post_id + ' [data-visibility]' ).attr( 'data-visibility' ),
97	+ note_color_text: $( '#' + post_id + ' [data-color-text]' ).attr( 'data-color-text' ),
98	+ note_color: $( '#' + post_id + ' [data-note-color]' ).attr( 'data-note-color' ),
99	+ note_type: $( '#' + post_id + ' [data-note-type]' ).attr( 'data-note-type' )
100	+ };
101	+
102	+ $.post( ajaxurl, data, function( response ) {
103	+ $( '#' + post_id + ' .wp-dashboard-note-options .status' ).html( saved_icon );
104	+ $( '#' + post_id + ' .wp-dashboard-note-options .status *' ).fadeOut( 1000, function() { $( this ).html( '' ) });
105	+ });
106	+
107	+ });
108	+
109	+
110	+ // Delete note
111	+ $( 'body' ).on( 'click', '.wpdn-delete-note', function() {
112	+
113	+ var post_id = $( this ).closest( ".postbox" ).attr( 'id' );
114	+
115	+ $( '#' + post_id ).fadeOut( 500, function() { $( this ).remove() } );
116	+
117	+ var data = {
118	+ action: 'wpdn_delete_note',
119	+ post_id: post_id.replace( 'note_', '' ),
120	+ };
121	+
122	+ $.post( ajaxurl, data, function( response ) {
123	+
124	+ });
125	+
126	+ });
127	+
128	+
129	+ // Add note
130	+ $( 'body' ).on( 'click', '.wpdn-add-note, #add_note-hide', function() {
131	+
132	+ var data = { action: 'wpdn_add_note' };
133	+
134	+ $.post( ajaxurl, data, function( response ) {
135	+ response = jQuery.parseJSON( response );
136	+ jQuery( '#postbox-container-1 #normal-sortables' ).append( response.note );
137	+ jQuery('body, html').animate({ scrollTop: $( "#note_" + response.post_id ).offset().top - 50 }, 750); // scroll down
138	+ jQuery( '#note_' + response.post_id + ' .add-list-item' ).focus();
139	+ });
140	+
141	+
142	+ // Stop scrollTop animation on user scroll
143	+ $( 'html, body' ).bind("scroll mousedown DOMMouseScroll mousewheel keyup", function( e ){
144	+ if ( e.which > 0 \|\| e.type === "mousedown" \|\| e.type === "mousewheel") {
145	+ $( 'html, body' ).stop().unbind('scroll mousedown DOMMouseScroll mousewheel keyup');
146	+ }
147	+ });
148	+
149	+ });
150	+
151	+ // Change color
152	+ $( 'body' ).on( 'click', '.color', function() {
153	+
154	+ // Set variables
155	+ var color = $( this ).attr( 'data-select-color' );
156	+ var color_text = $( this ).attr( 'data-select-color-text' );
157	+
158	+ // Preview
159	+ $( this ).closest( '.postbox' ).css( 'background-color', color );
160	+ $( this ).closest( '.wp-dashboard-note-wrap' ).attr( 'data-color-text', color_text );
161	+
162	+ // Set saving attributes
163	+ $( '[data-note-color]' ).attr( 'data-note-color', color );
164	+ $( this ).closest( '[data-color-text]' ).attr( 'data-color-text', color_text );
165	+
166	+ // Update note
167	+ $( this ).trigger( 'wpdn-update', this );
168	+ });
169	+
170	+
171	+ // Edit/update note
172	+ $( 'body' ).on( 'blur', '.list-item-content, [contenteditable=true]', function() {
173	+ $( this ).trigger( 'wpdn-update', this );
174	+ });
175	+
176	+ // Save on enter (list note)
177	+ $( 'body' ).on( 'keydown', '[data-note-type=list], .wpdn-title, .list-item-content', function( e ) {
178	+ if ( e.keyCode == 13 ) {
179	+ $( this ).trigger( 'wpdn-update', this );
180	+ $( this ).blur();
181	+ return false;
182	+ }
183	+ });
184	+ // Save on CMD\|CTRL + enter (regular note)
185	+ $( 'body' ).on( 'keydown', '[data-note-type=regular] .wp-dashboard-note', function( e ) {
186	+ if ( e.keyCode == 13 && ( e.ctrlKey \|\| e.metaKey ) ) {
187	+ $( this ).trigger( 'wpdn-update', this );
188	+ $( this ).blur();
189	+ return false;
190	+ }
191	+ });
192	+
193	+
194	+ // Edit title
195	+ $( 'body, .postbox h3' ).on( 'click', '.wpdn-edit-title', function( e ) {
196	+ $( this ).prev().focus();
197	+ document.execCommand( 'selectAll', false, null );
198	+ e.stopPropagation();
199	+ });
200	+
201	+
202	+ // Note checkbox toggle
203	+ $( 'input[type=checkbox]' ).change( function() {
204	+ if( this.checked ) {
205	+ $( this ).attr( 'checked', 'checked' );
206	+ } else {
207	+ $( this ).removeAttr( 'checked' );
208	+ }
209	+ $( this ).trigger( 'wpdn-update', this );
210	+ });
211	+
212	+
213	+ // Make list sortable
214	+ $( 'body' ).on( 'note-sortable', function() {
215	+ $( '.wp-dashboard-note' ).sortable({
216	+ handle: '.wpdn-note-sortable',
217	+ update: function( event, ui ) {
218	+ $( this ).trigger( 'wpdn-update', this );
219	+ }
220	+ });
221	+ })
222	+ .trigger( 'note-sortable' );
223	+
224	+
225	+ });

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1	+ <?php
2	+ if ( ! defined( 'ABSPATH' ) ) exit; // Exit if accessed directly
3	+
4	+ /**
5	+ * Class Note_Post_Type
6	+ *
7	+ * Register and handle post type registration.
8	+ *
9	+ * @class Note_Post_Type
10	+ * @version 1.0.0
11	+ * @package WP Dashboard Notes
12	+ * @author Jeroen Sormani
13	+ */
14	+ class Note_Post_Type {
15	+
16	+
17	+ /**
18	+ * __construct function.
19	+ *
20	+ * @since 1.0.0
21	+ */
22	+ public function __construct() {
23	+
24	+ $this->note_register_post_type();
25	+
26	+ }
27	+
28	+
29	+ /**
30	+ * Register post type.
31	+ *
32	+ * Register and set settings for post type 'note'.
33	+ *
34	+ * @since 1.0.0
35	+ */
36	+ public function note_register_post_type() {
37	+
38	+ $labels = array(
39	+ 'name' => __( 'Notes', 'wp-dashboard-notes' ),
40	+ 'singular_name' => __( 'Note', 'wp-dashboard-notes' ),
41	+ 'add_new' => __( 'Add New', 'wp-dashboard-notes' ),
42	+ 'add_new_item' => __( 'Add New Note' , 'wp-dashboard-notes' ),
43	+ 'edit_item' => __( 'Edit Note' , 'wp-dashboard-notes' ),
44	+ 'new_item' => __( 'New Note' , 'wp-dashboard-notes' ),
45	+ 'view_item' => __( 'View Note', 'wp-dashboard-notes' ),
46	+ 'search_items' => __( 'Search Notes', 'wp-dashboard-notes' ),
47	+ 'not_found' => __( 'No Notes', 'wp-dashboard-notes' ),
48	+ 'not_found_in_trash' => __( 'No Notes found in Trash', 'wp-dashboard-notes' ),
49	+ );
50	+
51	+ register_post_type( 'note', array(
52	+ 'label' => 'note',
53	+ 'show_ui' => false,
54	+ 'show_in_menu' => false,
55	+ 'capability_type' => 'post',
56	+ 'map_meta_cap' => true,
57	+ 'rewrite' => array( 'slug' => 'notes' ),
58	+ '_builtin' => false,
59	+ 'query_var' => true,
60	+ 'supports' => array( 'title', 'editor' ),
61	+ 'labels' => $labels,
62	+ ) );
63	+
64	+ }
65	+
66	+ }
67	+
68	+ global $wpdn_post_type;
69	+ $wpdn_post_type = new Note_Post_Type();

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1	+ <?php
2	+ if ( ! defined( 'ABSPATH' ) ) exit; // Exit if accessed directly
3	+
4	+ /**
5	+ * Class WPDN_Ajax
6	+ *
7	+ * Class to handle all AJAX calls.
8	+ *
9	+ * @class WPDN_Ajax
10	+ * @version 1.0.0
11	+ * @package WP Dashboard Notes
12	+ * @author Jeroen Sormani
13	+ */
14	+ class WPDN_Ajax {
15	+
16	+
17	+ /**
18	+ * Construct function.
19	+ *
20	+ * Add ajax actions.
21	+ *
22	+ * @since 1.0.0
23	+ */
24	+ public function __construct() {
25	+
26	+ // Update note
27	+ add_action( 'wp_ajax_wpdn_update_note', array( $this, 'wpdn_update_note' ) );
28	+ add_action( 'wp_ajax_wpdn_toggle_note', array( $this, 'wpdn_toggle_note' ) );
29	+
30	+ // Add / Delete note
31	+ add_action( 'wp_ajax_wpdn_add_note', array( $this, 'wpdn_add_note' ) );
32	+ add_action( 'wp_ajax_wpdn_delete_note', array( $this, 'wpdn_delete_note' ) );
33	+
34	+ }
35	+
36	+
37	+ /**
38	+ * Update note.
39	+ *
40	+ * Update note + meta when the jQuery update trigger is triggered.
41	+ *
42	+ * @since 1.0.0
43	+ */
44	+ public function wpdn_update_note() {
45	+
46	+ $post = array(
47	+ 'ID' => $_POST['post_id'],
48	+ 'post_title' => $_POST['post_title'],
49	+ 'post_content' => $_POST['post_content'],
50	+ );
51	+
52	+ wp_update_post( $post );
53	+
54	+ $note_meta = array(
55	+ 'color' => $_POST['note_color'],
56	+ 'color_text' => $_POST['note_color_text'],
57	+ 'visibility' => $_POST['note_visibility'],
58	+ 'note_type' => $_POST['note_type'],
59	+ );
60	+ update_post_meta( $_POST['post_id'], '_note', $note_meta );
61	+
62	+ die();
63	+
64	+ }
65	+
66	+
67	+ /**
68	+ * Toggle note.
69	+ *
70	+ * Toggle note type, from 'regular note' to 'list note' or vice versa.
71	+ *
72	+ * @since 1.0.0
73	+ */
74	+ public function wpdn_toggle_note() {
75	+
76	+ $note = get_post( $_POST['post_id'] );
77	+ $note_meta = WP_Dashboard_Notes::wpdn_get_note_meta( $note->ID );
78	+
79	+ ?>
80	+ <style>
81	+ #note_<?php echo $note->ID; ?> { background-color: <?php echo $note_meta['color']; ?>; }
82	+ #note_<?php echo $note->ID; ?> .hndle { border: none; }
83	+ </style>
84	+ <?php
85	+ if ( $_POST['note_type'] == 'regular' ) :
86	+ require plugin_dir_path( __FILE__ ) . 'templates/note.php';
87	+ else :
88	+ require plugin_dir_path( __FILE__ ) . 'templates/note-list.php';
89	+ endif;
90	+
91	+ die();
92	+
93	+ }
94	+
95	+
96	+ /**
97	+ * Add new note.
98	+ *
99	+ * Create a new note, return two variables (post ID \| note content) to jQuery through json_encode.
100	+ *
101	+ * @since 1.0.0
102	+ */
103	+ public function wpdn_add_note() {
104	+
105	+ $args = array(
106	+ 'post_status' => 'publish',
107	+ 'post_type' => 'note',
108	+ 'post_title' => __( 'New note', 'wp-dashboard-notes' ),
109	+ );
110	+ $post_id = wp_insert_post( $args );
111	+
112	+ $note = (object) array( 'post_content' => '' );
113	+ $note_meta = array(
114	+ 'color' => '#ffffff',
115	+ 'color_text' => 'white',
116	+ 'visibility' => 'Everyone',
117	+ 'note_type' => 'list',
118	+ );
119	+ $note_meta = apply_filters( 'wpdn_new_note_meta', $note_meta );
120	+ update_post_meta( $post_id, '_note', $note_meta );
121	+
122	+ ob_start(); ?>
123	+
124	+ <div id='note_<?php echo $post_id; ?>' class='postbox'>
125	+ <div class='handlediv' title='Click to toggle'><br></div>
126	+ <h3 class="hndle">
127	+ <span>
128	+ <span contenteditable="true" class="wpdn-title"><?php _e( 'New note', 'wp-dashboard-notes' ); ?></span>
129	+ <div class="wpdn-edit-title dashicons dashicons-edit"></div>
130	+ </span>
131	+ </h3>
132	+
133	+ <div class='inside'>
134	+
135	+ <style>
136	+ #note_<?php echo $post_id; ?> .hndle { border: none; }
137	+ </style>
138	+
139	+ <?php if ( 'regular' == $note_meta['note_type'] ) :
140	+ require plugin_dir_path( __FILE__ ) . 'templates/note.php';
141	+ else :
142	+ require plugin_dir_path( __FILE__ ) . 'templates/note-list.php';
143	+ endif; ?>
144	+
145	+ </div> <!-- .inside -->
146	+ </div> <!-- .postbox -->
147	+
148	+ <?php
149	+ $return['note'] = ob_get_clean();
150	+ $return['post_id'] = $post_id;
151	+
152	+ echo json_encode( $return );
153	+
154	+ die();
155	+
156	+ }
157	+
158	+
159	+ /**
160	+ * Delete note.
161	+ *
162	+ * Post is trashed and not permanently deleted.
163	+ *
164	+ * @since 1.0.0
165	+ */
166	+ public function wpdn_delete_note() {
167	+
168	+ $post_id = (int) $_POST['post_id'];
169	+ wp_trash_post( $post_id );
170	+ die();
171	+
172	+ }
173	+
174	+
175	+ }
176	+ new WPDN_Ajax();
177	+ ?>

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1	+ <div class='wp-dashboard-note-wrap list-note' data-note-type='list' data-color-text='<?php echo $note_meta['color_text']; ?>'>
2	+
3	+ <div class='wp-dashboard-note'>
4	+ <?php echo $note->post_content; ?>
5	+ </div>
6	+
7	+ <div class='wp-dashboard-note-options'>
8	+ <div class='dashicons dashicons-plus wpdn-add-item'></div>
9	+ <input type='text' name='list_item' class='add-list-item' data-id='<?php echo $note->ID; ?>' placeholder='<?php _e( 'List item', 'wp-dashboard-notes' ); ?>' value=''>
10	+ <span class='status'></span>
11	+ <div class='wpdn-extra'>
12	+ <span class='wpdn-option-visibility'>
13	+ <?php
14	+ if ( 'private' == $note_meta['visibility'] && $note_meta ) :
15	+ $status['icon'] = 'dashicons-lock';
16	+ $status['title'] = __( 'Just me', 'wp-dashboard-notes' );
17	+ $status['visibility'] = 'private';
18	+ else :
19	+ $status['icon'] = 'dashicons-groups';
20	+ $status['title'] = __( 'Everyone', 'wp-dashboard-notes' );
21	+ $status['visibility'] = 'public';
22	+ endif; ?>
23	+
24	+ <span class='wpdn-toggle-visibility' title='<?php _e( 'Visibility:', 'wp-dashboard-notes' ); ?> <?php echo $status['title']; ?>' data-visibility='<?php echo $status['visibility']; ?>'>
25	+ <div class='wpdn-visibility visibility-publish dashicons <?php echo $status['icon']; ?>'></div>
26	+ </span>
27	+
28	+ <span class='wpdn-color-note' title='<?php _e( 'Give me a color!', 'wp-dashboard-notes' ); ?>'>
29	+ <span class='wpdn-color-palette'>
30	+ <span class='color color-white' data-select-color-text='white' data-select-color='#ffffff'></span>
31	+ <span class='color color-red' data-select-color-text='red' data-select-color='#f7846a'></span>
32	+ <span class='color color-orange' data-select-color-text='orange' data-select-color='#ffbd22'></span>
33	+ <span class='color color-yellow' data-select-color-text='yellow' data-select-color='#eeee22'></span>
34	+ <span class='color color-green' data-select-color-text='green' data-select-color='#bbe535'></span>
35	+ <span class='color color-blue' data-select-color-text='blue' data-select-color='#66ccdd'></span>
36	+ <span class='color color-black' data-select-color-text='black' data-select-color='#777777'></span>
37	+ </span>
38	+ <div class='dashicons dashicons-art wpdn-note-color' data-note-color='<?php echo $note_meta['color']; ?>'></div>
39	+ </span>
40	+
41	+ <span title='<?php _e( 'Convert to regular note', 'wp-dashboard-notes'); ?>'>
42	+ <div class='wpdn-note-type dashicons dashicons-welcome-write-blog'></div>
43	+ </span>
44	+
45	+ <span class='wpdn-add-note' title='<?php _e( 'Add a new note', 'wp-dashboard-notes' ); ?>'>
46	+ <div class='dashicons dashicons-plus'></div>
47	+ </span>
48	+
49	+
50	+ <span style='float: right; margin-right: 10px;' class='wpdn-delete-note' title='<?php _e( 'Delete note', 'wp-dashboard-notes' ); ?>'>
51	+ <div class='dashicons dashicons-trash'></div>
52	+ </span>
53	+
54	+ </span>
55	+ </div>
56	+ </div>
57	+
58	+ </div>

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1	+ <div class='wp-dashboard-note-wrap regular-note' data-note-type='regular' data-color-text='<?php echo $note_meta['color_text']; ?>'>
2	+
3	+ <div class='wp-dashboard-note' contenteditable='true'>
4	+ <?php echo $note->post_content; ?>
5	+ </div>
6	+
7	+ <div class='wp-dashboard-note-options'>
8	+
9	+ <span class='status'></span>
10	+ <div class='wpdn-extra'>
11	+ <span class='wpdn-option-visibility'>
12	+ <?php
13	+ if ( 'private' == $note_meta['visibility'] && $note_meta ) :
14	+ $status['icon'] = 'dashicons-lock';
15	+ $status['title'] = __( 'Just me', 'wp-dashboard-notes' );
16	+ $status['visibility'] = 'private';
17	+ else :
18	+ $status['icon'] = 'dashicons-groups';
19	+ $status['title'] = __( 'Everyone', 'wp-dashboard-notes' );
20	+ $status['visibility'] = 'public';
21	+ endif; ?>
22	+
23	+ <span class='wpdn-toggle-visibility' title='<?php _e( 'Visibility:', 'wp-dashboard-notes' ); ?> <?php echo $status['title']; ?>' data-visibility='<?php echo $status['visibility']; ?>'>
24	+ <div class='wpdn-visibility visibility-publish dashicons <?php echo $status['icon']; ?>'></div>
25	+ </span>
26	+
27	+ <span class='wpdn-color-note' title='<?php _e( 'Give me a color!', 'wp-dashboard-notes' ); ?>'>
28	+ <span class='wpdn-color-palette'>
29	+ <span class='color color-white' data-select-color-text='white' data-select-color='#ffffff'></span>
30	+ <span class='color color-red' data-select-color-text='red' data-select-color='#f7846a'></span>
31	+ <span class='color color-orange' data-select-color-text='orange' data-select-color='#ffbd22'></span>
32	+ <span class='color color-yellow' data-select-color-text='yellow' data-select-color='#eeee22'></span>
33	+ <span class='color color-green' data-select-color-text='green' data-select-color='#bbe535'></span>
34	+ <span class='color color-blue' data-select-color-text='blue' data-select-color='#66ccdd'></span>
35	+ <span class='color color-black' data-select-color-text='black' data-select-color='#777777'></span>
36	+ </span>
37	+ <div class='dashicons dashicons-art wpdn-note-color' data-note-color='<?php echo $note_meta['color']; ?>'></div>
38	+ </span>
39	+
40	+ <span title='<?php _e( 'Convert to list note', 'wp-dashboard-notes'); ?>'>
41	+ <div class='wpdn-note-type dashicons dashicons-list-view'></div>
42	+ </span>
43	+
44	+ <span class='wpdn-add-note' title='<?php _e( 'Add a new note', 'wp-dashboard-notes' ); ?>'>
45	+ <div class='dashicons dashicons-plus'></div>
46	+ </span>
47	+
48	+ <span style='float: right; margin-right: 10px;' class='wpdn-delete-note' title='<?php _e( 'Delete note', 'wp-dashboard-notes' ); ?>'>
49	+ <div class='dashicons dashicons-trash'></div>
50	+ </span>
51	+
52	+ </span>
53	+ </div>
54	+ </div>
55	+
56	+ </div>

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1	+ === WP Dashboard Notes ===
2	+ Contributors: sormano
3	+ Donate link: http://www.jeroensormani.com/donate/
4	+ Tags: note, notes, dashboard notes, wordpress notes, admin note, private note, notification, admin notification, collaboration, workflow
5	+ Requires at least: 3.8
6	+ Tested up to: 3.9.2
7	+ Stable tag: 1.0.0
8	+ License: GPLv3 or later
9	+ License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html
10	+
11	+ Working with multiple persons on a website? Want to create beautiful notes? You can do just that with WP Dashboard Notes.
12	+
13	+ == Description ==
14	+ Working with multiple persons on a website? Want to create beautiful notes? You can do just that with WP Dashboard Notes.
15	+
16	+ Features:
17	+
18	+ * Colored notes
19	+ * List notes or regular notes
20	+ * Public or private notes
21	+ * Edit on dashboard
22	+ * Add as many notes as you like
23	+ * Drag & drop list items
24	+ * No save button needed!
25	+
26	+ Getting started
27	+ First download, install and activate the plugin. Go to your admin dashboard. Under ‚Screen Options’ (upper right corner) you’ll find a button ‚Add note‚ to create your first note.
28	+
29	+ Feature requests, ratings and donations are welcome and appreciated!
30	+
31	+ == Frequently Asked Questions ==
32	+
33	+ = How can I add a new note? =
34	+
35	+ A new note can be added in two ways.
36	+
37	+ - Open 'Screen Options' on your dashboard, in the right corner you'll find a button called 'Add note'.
38	+ - Or you can add a new note from within an existing note. When hovering over a note there will show an black bar at the bottom of that note. There is an '+' within that bar where you can add a new note.
39	+
40	+ = Can I change the colors =
41	+
42	+ You could change the colors by overriding the style from another stylesheet. If you need help with this, ask in the support forums.
43	+
44	+ = What does ‚visibility: Everyone mean’? =
45	+
46	+ With WP Dashboard Notes you have two options, a note just for yourself or for everyone. Everyone means here, everyone who has access to the WordPress dashboard will see the note.
47	+
48	+ = How can I change the note type (from/to list/regular note)? =
49	+
50	+ When hovering over the note you’ll se a black bar appearing at the bottom of that note. The third icon in that bar will switch note types.
51	+
52	+ == Installation ==
53	+
54	+ 1. Upload the folder `wp-dashboard-notes` to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory.
55	+ 2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress.
56	+ 3. Add your first note via the 'Add note' button in the 'Screen Options'.
57	+
58	+ == Screenshots ==
59	+
60	+ 1. WordPress dashboard example
61	+ 2. Add note button
62	+ 3. Normal white note
63	+
64	+ == Changelog ==
65	+
66	+ = 1.0.0 = 18/08/2014
67	+ * Initial release

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1	+ <?php
2	+ /*
3	+ Plugin Name: WP Dashboard Notes
4	+ Plugin URI: http://www.jeroensormani.com
5	+ Description: Working with multiple persons on a website? Want to make notes? You can do just that with WP Dashboard Notes. Create beautiful notes with a nice user experience.
6	+ Version: 1.0.0
7	+ Author: Jeroen Sormani
8	+ Author URI: http://www.jeroensormani.com
9	+ Text Domain: wp-dashboard-notes
10	+ */
11	+
12	+ if ( ! defined( 'ABSPATH' ) ) exit; // Exit if accessed directly
13	+ if ( ! is_admin() ) return; // Only load plugin when user is in admin
14	+
15	+ /**
16	+ * Class WP_Dashboard_Notes
17	+ *
18	+ * Main WPDN class initializes the plugin
19	+ *
20	+ * @class WP_Dashboard_Notes
21	+ * @version 1.0.0
22	+ * @author Jeroen Sormani
23	+ */
24	+ class WP_Dashboard_Notes {
25	+
26	+
27	+ /**
28	+ * __construct function.
29	+ *
30	+ * @since 1.0.0
31	+ */
32	+ public function __construct() {
33	+
34	+ // Add dashboard widget
35	+ add_action( 'wp_dashboard_setup', array( $this, 'wpdn_init_dashboard_widget' ) );
36	+
37	+ // Register post type
38	+ add_action( 'init', array( $this, 'wpdn_register_post_type' ) );
39	+
40	+ // Enqueue scripts
41	+ add_action( 'admin_enqueue_scripts', array( $this, 'wpdn_admin_enqueue_scripts' ) );
42	+
43	+ // Add note button
44	+ add_filter( 'manage_dashboard_columns', array( $this, 'wpdn_dashboard_columns' ) );
45	+
46	+ }
47	+
48	+
49	+ /**
50	+ * Register post type.
51	+ *
52	+ * @since 1.0.0
53	+ */
54	+ public function wpdn_register_post_type() {
55	+
56	+ /**
57	+ * Post type class.
58	+ */
59	+ require_once plugin_dir_path( __FILE__ ) . 'includes/class-note-post-type.php';
60	+
61	+ }
62	+
63	+
64	+ /**
65	+ * Enqueue scripts.
66	+ *
67	+ * Enqueue Stylesheet and multiple javascripts.
68	+ *
69	+ * @since 1.0.0
70	+ */
71	+ public function wpdn_admin_enqueue_scripts() {
72	+
73	+ // Javascript
74	+ wp_enqueue_script( 'wpdn_admin_js', plugin_dir_url( __FILE__ ) . 'assets/js/wpdn_admin.js', array( 'jquery' ) );
75	+
76	+ // Stylesheet
77	+ wp_enqueue_style( 'wpdn_admin_css', plugin_dir_url( __FILE__ ) . 'assets/css/wpdn_admin.css', array( 'dashicons' ) );
78	+
79	+ }
80	+
81	+
82	+ /**
83	+ * Get notes.
84	+ *
85	+ * Returns all posts from DB with post type 'note'.
86	+ *
87	+ * @since 1.0.0
88	+ *
89	+ * @return Array of all published notes.
90	+ */
91	+ public function wpdn_get_notes() {
92	+
93	+ $notes = get_posts( array( 'posts_per_page' => '-1', 'post_type' => 'note' ) );
94	+
95	+ return apply_filters( 'wpdn_notes', $notes );
96	+
97	+ }
98	+
99	+
100	+ /**
101	+ * Note meta.
102	+ *
103	+ * Return note meta selected by note id.
104	+ *
105	+ * @since 1.0.0
106	+ *
107	+ * @param int $note_id ID of the note.
108	+ * @return array Note meta.
109	+ */
110	+ public static function wpdn_get_note_meta( $note_id ) {
111	+
112	+ $note_meta = get_post_meta( $note_id, '_note', true );
113	+
114	+ if ( ! isset( $note_meta['note_type'] ) ) { $note_meta['note_type'] = 'regular'; }
115	+ if ( ! isset( $note_meta['color'] ) ) { $note_meta['color'] = '#ffffff'; }
116	+ if ( ! isset( $note_meta['visibility'] ) ) { $note_meta['visibility'] = 'public'; }
117	+ if ( ! isset( $note_meta['color_text'] ) ) { $note_meta['color_text'] = 'white'; }
118	+
119	+ return apply_filters( 'wpdn_note_meta', $note_meta );
120	+
121	+ }
122	+
123	+
124	+ /**
125	+ * Initialize dashboard notes.
126	+ *
127	+ * Get all notes and initialize dashboard widgets.
128	+ *
129	+ * @since 1.0.0
130	+ */
131	+ public function wpdn_init_dashboard_widget() {
132	+
133	+ $notes = $this->wpdn_get_notes();
134	+
135	+ foreach ( $notes as $note ) :
136	+
137	+ $note_meta = $this->wpdn_get_note_meta( $note->ID );
138	+ $user = wp_get_current_user();
139	+
140	+ // Skip if private
141	+ if ( 'private' == $note_meta['visibility'] && $user->ID != $note->post_author ) :
142	+ continue;
143	+ endif;
144	+
145	+ // Add widget
146	+ wp_add_dashboard_widget(
147	+ 'note_' . $note->ID,
148	+ '<span contenteditable="true" class="wpdn-title">' . $note->post_title . '</span><div class="wpdn-edit-title dashicons dashicons-edit"></div>',
149	+ array( $this, 'wpdn_render_dashboard_widget' ),
150	+ '',
151	+ $note
152	+ );
153	+
154	+ endforeach;
155	+
156	+ }
157	+
158	+
159	+ /**
160	+ * Render dashboard widget.
161	+ *
162	+ * Load data and render the widget with the right colors.
163	+ *
164	+ * @since 1.0.0
165	+ *
166	+ * @param object $post Post object.
167	+ * @param array $args Extra arguments.
168	+ */
169	+ public function wpdn_render_dashboard_widget( $post, $args ) {
170	+
171	+ $note = $args['args'];
172	+ $note_meta = $this->wpdn_get_note_meta( $note->ID );
173	+
174	+ // Inline styling required for note depending colors.
175	+ ?><style>
176	+ #note_<?php echo $note->ID; ?> { background-color: <?php echo $note_meta['color']; ?>; }
177	+ #note_<?php echo $note->ID; ?> .hndle { border: none; }
178	+ </style><?php
179	+
180	+ if ( $note_meta['note_type'] == 'regular' ) :
181	+ require plugin_dir_path( __FILE__ ) . 'includes/templates/note.php';
182	+ else :
183	+ require plugin_dir_path( __FILE__ ) . 'includes/templates/note-list.php';
184	+ endif;
185	+
186	+ }
187	+
188	+
189	+ /**
190	+ * Add button.
191	+ *
192	+ * Adds a 'Add note' button to the 'Screen Options' tab.
193	+ * Triggered via jQuery.
194	+ *
195	+ * @since 1.0.0
196	+ *
197	+ * @global object $current_screen Information about current screen.
198	+ *
199	+ * @param array $columns Array of columns within the screen options tab.
200	+ * @return array Array of columns within the screen options tab.
201	+ */
202	+ public function wpdn_dashboard_columns( $columns ) {
203	+
204	+ global $current_screen;
205	+
206	+ if ( $current_screen->id ) :
207	+ $columns['add_note'] = __( 'Add note', 'wp-dashboard-notes' );
208	+ endif;
209	+ return $columns;
210	+
211	+ }
212	+
213	+
214	+ }
215	+ /**
216	+ * AJAX class.
217	+ */
218	+ require_once plugin_dir_path( __FILE__ ) . 'includes/class-wpdn-ajax.php';
219	+
220	+
221	+ global $wp_dashboard_notes;
222	+ $wp_dashboard_notes = new WP_Dashboard_Notes();