Time Span

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Version 1.1. It is tested for Ushahidi v2.0b10.

About this plugin:

Allows the user to select what time span is shown by default on the time line. The admin can select to show.

  • The last N days on the time line
  • From date N to date M on the time line
  • All of the reports in the database
  • The most active month (Ushahidi default)
  • Also lets the admin set if the intervals on time line should be segmented by month or day.

This plugin needs the following filters to be defined.

  • ushahidi_filter.active_startDate
  • ushahidi_filter.active_endDate
  • ushahidi_filter.active_month
  • Categories: Mapping, Reporting

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JD Godchaux said on 15 Mar 2011:

Hi David,

I installed this plugin and defined the settings in the admin area, but irregardless of the settings, time span doesn’t appear to change the main page timeline on harassmap.org. I noticed above that the plugin needs some filters defined (ushahidi_filter.active_startDate, ushahidi_filter.active_endDate, ushahidi_filter.active_month) but I’m assuming that these are defined bu the plugin. Is that right, or do I need to be defining them elsewhere?

We updated our Ushahidi_Web instance on 3/2/11 from the Git Hub repository. We’re also running Database version 49, if that helps. 

Thanks!
JD

Dan Collins said on 19 Apr 2011:

Dear David:  Where is the plug in folder?  I cannot find it.  Do I need to create?  If so, where should it reside relative to the Ushahidi root directory?  Do I need to modify the “timespan” name?  A step by step for low level users such as myself would be helpful.

Cheers.

Dan

p.s.  Are you monitoring this forum?  I see last post was on March 15…but no reply.