Yes – thank you very much for this plugin! I was thrilled that both Mantis and the WP Mantis plugin were installed and running in less than 30 minutes. Well done.
I’d love if the user-ids could be synced somehow. I’m using buddypress on my site for forums and thought it would be great if they could have the same user/pass.
But – I’m thoroughly pleased with what you’ve done. Easy to install and use.
I tried using the [Mantis] shortcode by itself and I got a message “No mode selected” so I put the rest in there [Mantis bugs project_id=1] or whatever and it shows fine in my wordpress page.
Sorry for the late reply I forgot to subscribe this topic.
The ability to limit the number of bugs should be easy. I will see if I can implement this.
The other one is a bit more complicated, and goes a bit over the intention of this plugin. Maybe you could do something with this plugin: http://ww.wp.xz.cn/extend/plugins/external-database-authentication/ But Single Sign On is a complex theme, be warned 😉
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@simsmaster,
Thanks for the reply, I figured limiting the number of bugs would be easy I was thinking about jumping into the source and figuring it out but I’m sure you know the code better than I would 🙂 I also see you have “exclude_stat” maybe another suggestion would be to create “include_stat” or “include_only” so a user could easily get just the closed bugs for example. These are just simple ideas I think will already improve a great plugin.
@ray Mannion Another option may be to see if there is an OpenAuth plugin for MantisBT as I know they have one WP and maybe find a way to do single sign on that way.
I´ve uploaded v. 1.2.0 with the limit paramter and include_stat. Thanks for your feedback 😉
