Jalma Inline Stock Editor

Historique des changements

1.1.6

• Removed the in-plugin LemonSqueezy purchase / license / install flow entirely. The free plugin no longer contacts any external service. Pro purchases now happen on the project landing page (https://jonashjalmarsson.se/plugins/jalma-inline-stock-editor-pro/) and Pro itself handles license activation in its own License tab. The « Get Pro » link in the Plugins screen and the upsell card above the stock table now simply open the landing page in a new tab.
• Removed the External services section from this readme since the free plugin no longer uses any.

1.1.5

• Internal: identifiers in the bundled LemonSqueezy upsell module (PHP namespace, JS global, HTML/CSS IDs, query args, nonces) renamed to plugin-specific prefixes (jise_lsq / JISE_Lsq) per wp.org Plugin Review feedback, so they can’t conflict with other plugins that bundle the same module. No user-visible change.
• Documentation: External services section in readme now points at LemonSqueezy’s public License Keys API documentation page and uses correct Terms of Service URL.

1.1.4

• Internal: PRO upsell card’s JavaScript moved out of inline <script> tags and into a properly enqueued file (per wp.org Plugin Review feedback). No user-visible change.
• Internal: After a Pro license is pasted/submitted, the wp.org build of this plugin no longer auto-installs the Pro add-on — the user is shown a « License saved, here is the download link, follow these steps » success state and installs the Pro zip via Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin themselves (per wp.org guideline that plugins must not change the activation status of other plugins). Self-hosted distributions of this plugin still complete the install automatically.
• Documentation: readme now includes the == External services == section disclosing the LemonSqueezy endpoints used by the Pro purchase flow.

1.1.3

• Renamed plugin to « Jalma Inline Stock Editor for WooCommerce » per wp.org Plugin Review feedback. New slug jalma-inline-stock-editor. « Inline » describes the free version’s core UX (inline table-cell editing) more accurately than the generic « Quick ». No functional change — same code, more distinctive name.

1.1.1

• Removed the cross-promotion admin_notices hook on the settings page (Guideline 11). The « you might also like Category Notifications for WooCommerce » suggestion was advertising another plugin from inside the admin dashboard, which the wp.org guidelines discourage even when scoped to the plugin’s own settings screen.
• PRO upsell card on the settings page no longer borrows WordPress core’s notice notice-info classes; it now renders as a self-styled card with a small « Pro upgrade » pill so it’s visually distinct from a system message.
• PRO upsell card is now collapsible — click the × in the corner to shrink it down to just the « Pro upgrade » pill; click the pill to expand it back. State persists per browser via localStorage.

1.1.0

• i18n: added translator comments on strings with placeholders for cleaner PO files.
• Housekeeping: removed redundant load_plugin_textdomain() call — wp.org auto-loads translations for hosted plugins since WordPress 4.6.
• License header aligned to GPLv2 or later for wp.org compliance.

1.0.6

• Housekeeping: moved admin runtime JavaScript and CSS from assets/js/ and assets/css/ to admin/js/ and admin/css/. Keeps the assets/ folder reserved for WordPress.org listing material (banner, icon, screenshots) so the plugin zip doesn’t ship unnecessary bytes. No user-visible changes.

1.0.5

• Developer: added extension hooks for add-on plugins. Actions: jise_before_register_routes, jise_after_register_routes, jise_after_product_update, jise_before_filters, jise_filters_extra, jise_before_table, jise_after_table. Filter: jise_product_row_data. No visible changes for end users.

1.0.4

• Improvement: replaced the Start tracking / Stop tracking button pair with a single « Track stock » checkbox per row. Consistent with the existing « Manage stock per variation » toggle for variable products and semantically correct for a boolean on/off state. Cleaner visually and less ambiguous than two near-identical buttons.

1.0.3

• Improvement: clearer labels in the stock-tracking column. The column header is now « Stock tracking » and the buttons read « Start tracking » and « Stop tracking » so it’s obvious what they toggle.
• Compatibility: declared HPOS (High-Performance Order Storage) compatibility. This plugin only touches product data so it’s safe in both the legacy and the new custom order tables — WooCommerce will no longer show an incompatibility warning on the plugins screen.

1.0.2

• New: dedicated Actions column with Enable/Disable buttons for each product. You can now stop tracking stock on a product straight from the table, and re-enable it later — the last known stock value is preserved.
• Change: the « Manage stock per variation » checkbox for variable products moved from the product cell to the Actions column for consistency.

1.0.1

• Improvement: « Enable stock management » and the variable-product stock-mode toggle now update just the affected row via AJAX, instead of reloading the whole table. Keeps scroll position and visual context.

1.0.0

• Initial release.
• Single-table view of all products with inline-editable stock and low-stock threshold.
• Category filter with hierarchical dropdown.
• Stock status filter (in stock, out of stock, on backorder, not tracked).
• Search by name or SKU.
• Variable product support with toggle between parent-level and per-variation stock management.
• Variations expand inline under their parent in per-variation mode.
• One-click enable for products that have stock management disabled.
• Auto-save via REST API with visual confirmation per field.
• Keyboard navigation: Tab between fields, Enter to save and jump to next row.
• Soft integration with Category Notifications for WooCommerce.
• Translation-ready, Swedish (sv_SE) included.