LG Polls: Ready for purchase

Hey guys,

I am testing my new docs center on my site which includes ecommerce and a commercial release of LG Polls.

Go test the site and get the module: LG Polls

Cheers

Oh and for those o you who have already purchased the module please register and send me a PM. I will add your purchase to your account. Thanks for supporting LG Polls

Just to say to everyone. Go and check Leevi’s modules out as they are great!!

Fantastic site, fantastic design, fantastic documentation, fantastic guy!! 😊

Best wishes,

Mark

Leevi, I went to the link you just posted and created an account. I couldn’t find any way to purchase the module or download the files. Is it available yet or not?

Leevi, I went to the link you just posted and created an account. I couldn’t find any way to purchase the module or download the files. Is it available yet or not?

Hi Phil,

Once you have activated your account (email should have been sent once you registered) visit the page of the addon you wish to purchase. There should be a buy now button.

Once you have bought and purchased the addon it will appear in your member section.

Cheers Leevi

I’m ducking out for a valentines dinner and will be back to answer more questions in a couple of hours

Not sure if I’m allowed to post this kinda stuff in the forums… I’m sure I’ll find out very soon but…..

As you may or may not know my beloved Newcastle Jets FC just won the national league so to celebrate…

I have reduced the price of LG Polls to $39.95 for the next couple of days until the beers wear off.

Go you Jets!

See you in the Asian Champions League!

Leevi

Just a quick update for all those who purchased LG Polls. The addon has been updated to 1.0.4 which fixes a small issue when previewing polls from the publish form.

Cheers Leevi

I like this module a lot and have already implemented it. We used to use EEPolls, which did have one feature that I wish LG Polls could add.

In EEPolls, polls could be presented so that two buttons appeared, one for submitting a vote, the other for viewing the results before voting. A reader of our site initially would see the poll question, the possible answers and two buttons. If they chose not to vote, by clicking on “View” they could still see the results.

LG Polls has the same functionality, but – if I’m understanding the documentation correctly – the only way to accomplish this is to display the poll question, the possible answers and the “Submit” button along with the poll answers repeated with their respective results. In other words, the reader sees the answers twice, which is redundant.

Would it possible to include an “either-or” function in LG Polls so that someone who has not voted has the choice of either voting or viewing the current results, but not both at the same time?

Hey sv,

This is possible with LG Polls at the moment. It just takes a little bit of lateral thinking and some JS 😊

Heres the idea…

When rendering the poll you display the question and answers in one div (div 1) and the existing poll results in another hidden div (div 2). Now add a link inside div 1 which when clicked hides div 1 and shows div 2.

Hope this helps

Cheers Leevi

I figured as much and already have been working on such a solution. I just hoped you would build it into LG Polls and save me some coding. 😉

The one thing I always hated about Wordpress extensions was they were a nightmare to customise. Thats why in most of my extensions they come with no pre-generated html. Nothing worse than hacking an extension so it outputs what you want.

I don’t think a couple of divs and some js is much of a coding challenge 😉

Leevi - could you check this out and get back to me? 😊

http://ellislab.com/forums/viewreply/366668/

Leevi, my client is getting the following error message:

Notice: Undefined index: check_for_updates in /www/xxxxx/public_html/system/extensions/ext.lg_polls_controller.php on line 779