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My Plugins And WordPress 2.7

thanks it worked!

» Posted By Mark On 24th December 2008 @ 16:47

How To Turn Off Post Revision In WordPress 2.6

Beyond being annoying, this creates all kinds of legal problems, as the post’s whole history can now be subpoenaed. Previously you could change a post the minute someone complained, and by the time the guy got a lawyer and decided to sue for libel, the offending text would be long gone (most people in the heat of anger call you up before thinking to make a copy of the post).

» Posted By Mark On 1st October 2008 @ 11:24

WP-Polls 2.20 Logs

After reseting all templates, the percentage is the same as previous version. 2nd poll of http://ying.homedns.org/wp/polls/

» Posted By Mark On 19th May 2007 @ 08:50

Hello GaMerZ,

I download WP-Polls 2.20 RC1 and find you did not change the percentage issue discussed above. Or do I miss something?

» Posted By Mark On 18th May 2007 @ 21:34

Yes, that’s for sure, for multiple selections the sum will exceed 100%.

BTW, do you remember to add “total visitors” in useronline plugin? as I suggest in http://www.lesterchan.net/blogs/archives/2007/02/03/ads-on-this-site/#comments

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» Posted By Mark On 16th April 2007 @ 23:17

In my opinion, based on total voters is more reasonable for multiple selections. Think, 13 out of 19 voters prefer the top option, why the percetage is only 36%?

» Posted By Mark On 16th April 2007 @ 18:00

Hello,

For multiple selections polls, I found the percetage calculated is not reasonable. The following is an example, (don’t care the codes if you can’t read, they are Chinese characters)

你喜歡全民大悶鍋哪些單元？(可複選)

阿洪之聲 (36%, 13 Votes)
張國志的人市分析 (17%, 6 Votes)
施主席的轟趴 (17%, 6 Votes)
海協會記者會 (8%, 3 Votes)
滿城盡是運將們 (8%, 3 Votes)
芒果亂報 (6%, 2 Votes)
總統府就是你家 (6%, 2 Votes)
秘書長的微笑 (3%, 1 Votes)
其他 (0%, 0 Votes)
投票人數: 19

The total voters are 19, but the percentage of the first option should be 13/19(voters)*100%, not 38% (13 votes/total votes*100%) shown above.

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» Posted By Mark On 16th April 2007 @ 11:24