One Click Close Comments · Version history
One Click Close Comments changelog and version history
- Latest version
- 3.0
- Apr 17, 2025 (1 year ago)
- Releases
- 19
- since 2009
- In the last year
- 0
- Tested up to
- WordPress 6.8.12
Releases each year
- 20092 releases
- 20101 release
- 20112 releases
- 20123 releases
- 20153 releases
- 20161 release
- 20171 release
- 20181 release
- 20192 releases
- 20201 release
- 20211 release
- 20251 release
20251 release
One Click Close Comments 3.0Latest
- Highlights:
- This long-awaited major release improves accessibility by allowing keyboard navigation and interaction, reimplements JS to only use vanilla JS, properly shows (or doesn’t show) mouse cursor as pointer when hovering over comment status toggle, notes compatibility through WP 6.8+, and more.
- Details:
- Change: Improve accessibility
- Change: Use a semantic button instead of a span
- New: Allow comment state buttons to be navigable by keyboard
- New: Allow keyboard control by having the spacebar toggle comment state when toggle is focused
- Change: Reimplement JavaScript to use vanilla JS and discontinue use of jQuery
- Change: Prevent UI cues indicating comment status might be changeable to users who cannot change them (they never could)
- Change: Prevent cursor from changing to pointer when comment status cannot be changed
- Change: Prevent asynchronous JS submission of request to toggle comment status
- Change: Prevent display and use of comment status indicator for post types that don’t support comments
- Change: Improve nonce handling
- Change: Generate a unique nonce per post rather than a generic nonce
- Change: Store nonce in ‘data-nonce’ attribute rather than ‘id’
- Change: Use unused private static class variable ‘nonce_field’ as base for nonce field key and value
- Change: Use result of update to recognize if the comment status didn’t get changed for some reason
- Change: Ensure AJAX response is only ever an integer
- Change: Remove any markup potentially introduced in a string translation
- Fix: Restore changing mouse cursor to a pointer on hover
- Change: Assign additional generic class of ‘comment_state’ to indicator markup
- Change: Reset field_title variable in reset() and use reset() during initialization
- Change: Use update() rather than query() for making SQL update request
- New: Add inline documentation to class variables
- New: Add recommendation for Add Admin CSS plugin for adding the CSS suggested in FAQ entry related to customizing indicator
- New: Add DEVELOPER-DOCS.md and move hooks documentation into it
- Change: Discontinue unnecessary explicit loading of textdomain
- Change: Prevent unwarranted PHPCS complaints
- Change: Tweak some text in the FAQ section, including fixing a typo
- Change: Note compatibility through WP 6.8+
20211 release
One Click Close Comments 2.7.1
- New: Add a unit test
- Change: Note compatibility through WP 5.7+
- Change: Update copyright date (2021)
20201 release
One Click Close Comments 2.7
- Highlights:
- This recommended release updates its JavaScript, streamlines markup output, adds unit testing, adds a TODO.md file, updates a few URLs to be HTTPS, notes compatibility through 5.4+, and other minor behind-the-scenes improvements.
- Details:
- New: Extract code for determining click character into new get_click_char()
- New: Add unit tests
- New: Add reset() for resetting memoized variables
- New: Add TODO.md and move existing TODO list from top of main plugin file into it (and add items to it)
- Change: Improve output of markup
- Remove encompassing span only shown for users authorized to toggle comment status
- Add ‘title’ attribute to primary span to indicate current state
- Change text to not indicate that comment staus can be toggled when user does not have that capability
- Change: Update JavaScript
- Change: Migrate use of deprecated .live() to .on()
- Change: Handle removal of a previously encapsulating span
- Change: Remove unused code
- Change: Update code syntax
- Change: Allow class to be defined even when loaded outside the admin
- Change: Return ‘-1’ to Ajax requests that don’t result in the comment status being toggled
- Change: Add $and_exit argument to toggle_comment_status() to prevent exiting in order to facilitate unit testing
- Change: Refactor add_post_column() to be more concise
- Change: Add inline docs for deprecated filter one-click-close-comments-click-char
- Change: Switch to use of strict equality operator instead of simple equality operator
- Change: Note compatibility through WP 5.4+
- Change: Update links to coffee2code.com to be HTTPS
- Full changelog is available in CHANGELOG.md.
20192 releases
One Click Close Comments 2.6.1
One Click Close Comments 2.6
20181 release
One Click Close Comments 2.5
20171 release
One Click Close Comments 2.4
20161 release
One Click Close Comments 2.3.5
20153 releases
One Click Close Comments 2.3.4
One Click Close Comments 2.3.3
One Click Close Comments 2.3.2
20123 releases
One Click Close Comments 2.3
One Click Close Comments 2.2.1
One Click Close Comments 2.2
20112 releases
One Click Close Comments 2.1.1
One Click Close Comments 2.1
20101 release
One Click Close Comments 2.0.1
20092 releases
One Click Close Comments 1.1
One Click Close Comments 1.0
Questions about One Click Close Comments’s releases
What is the latest version of One Click Close Comments?
3.0, released on Apr 17, 2025 (1 year ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 6.8.12.
How often is One Click Close Comments updated?
It had no release in the last year; the latest came out 1 year ago. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from June 2009.
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