LocalCurrency ChangeLog

This is a list of changes for each version of the LocalCurrency plugin for WordPress.

Version 1.01 (24th February 2008):

  • Resolved issue with plugin not working when there was only one currency value on the page. This was because of the way the JavaScript array was dynamically created by PHP (it didn’t cater for arrays with only one value, which need to be created differently).
  • Resolved issue with plugin not working properly on pages with more than one post (ie home page, archive pages etc). Plugin now works properly, although changing currency only changes it for the one post with the select on it.

Version 1.0 (20th February 2008):

Initial release

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3 Comments

  1. David Says:
    March 30th, 2008 at 5:47 pm
     (Reply)

    Awesome plugin, just what I needed, thank you.

    The plugin seems to stop my pages from validating as XHTML, by putting “[script type="text/javascript"] (with triangular brackets) within the body tag. Is there anything I can do to fix that?

    Thanks again!
    - David

    1. Stephen Cronin Says:
      March 30th, 2008 at 8:18 pm
       (Reply)

      Hi David,

      I’ve had a look at your site and I’m very happy to say that the validation errors are not being caused by LocalCurrency.

      They are actually being caused by the two <script type=”text/javascript”> added by the Google Analyticator plugin, right at the very bottom of the page source. The problem is that these appear AFTER the </body> tag.

      I think this is being caused by a small problem in your theme. Have a look at the footer.php in the wp-contents/themes/yourthemefolder and go to the bottom of the file. I think you’ll find:

      </body>
      <?php wp_footer(); ?>

      Change it to:

      <?php wp_footer(); ?>
      </body>

      That should solve the problem for you.

  2. David Young Says:
    March 31st, 2008 at 9:04 am
     (Reply)

    You, sir, are a genius :) You’re 100% correct, and your fix worked too. Thanks again!

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