Description
CiviCRM uses shortcode in order to insert dynamic content into WordPress pages, such as Petition, Survey, Contribution form, Membership…
As mentioned into the CiviCRM documentation:
“Currently there is no specific CiviCRM block for Gutenberg so there is no interactive way to see the options available for the shortcode.
You will need to know the format and look up IDs and options in CiviCRM before creating the shortcode in WordPress.”
Knowing an object ID is not very convenient. So we’ve made a plugin which uses the CiviCRM API to get and display all attributes for the shortcode, directly in a simple block.
This way, embedding CiviCRM content into any WordPress page becomes a child’s play!
1.4.1
Fix version propagation
1.4.0
Add preview in editor
Test if CiviCRM is activated before loading its options
Load after
plugins_loaded
hook
Uses composer autoload
Uses wp_add_inline_script to pass options to the block
Update all dependencies to latest version
wordpress/block-editor v12.14.0
wordpress/blocks v12.23.0
wordpress/components v25.12.0
wordpress/element v5.23.0
wordpress/hooks v3.46.0
wordpress/i18n v4.46.0
wordpress/server-side-render v4.23.0
wp-reporting v1.6
1.3.4
Update wp-reporting to v1.5.1, fix WP Notices about scripts
1.3.3
Update wp-reporting to v1.5
1.3.2
Fix “Undefined array key className” warning.
Update wp-reporting to v1.4
1.3.1
Let CiviCRM call its generated shortcode
Update wp-reporting to v1.3
1.3.0
Cleanup shortcode attributes (only keep those CiviCRM understands)
Set default value for mode & hijack
Update NPM dependencies
1.2.0
Removes limit of options
Uses CiviCRM API4 when possible
Remove some PHP8+ deprecated warnings
1.1.2
Fix Parse error on PHP7.4
1.1.1
Fix Parse error on PHP7.4
1.1.0
Refactor: use latest version of blocks library
Wrap output into a div. Allows editor to add CSS classes
Add error log report option
1.0.0
Initial release
Upgrade notice
No particular informations