[Tikiwiki-cvs/svn] SF.net SVN: tikiwiki:[47318] mods/trunk/Packages/wikiplugins-r.info.txt

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Revision: 47318
          http://sourceforge.net/p/tikiwiki/code/47318
Author:   xavidp
Date:     2013-09-02 05:16:35 +0000 (Mon, 02 Sep 2013)
Log Message:
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[FIX]Fixed for Tiki11+ the iframed wiki pages to include some html files produced server side by R packages (such as RCharts). Nowadays relative urls to .html files can be loaded in the iframe

Modified Paths:
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    mods/trunk/Packages/wikiplugins-r.info.txt

Modified: mods/trunk/Packages/wikiplugins-r.info.txt
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--- mods/trunk/Packages/wikiplugins-r.info.txt	2013-09-02 05:11:31 UTC (rev 47317)
+++ mods/trunk/Packages/wikiplugins-r.info.txt	2013-09-02 05:16:35 UTC (rev 47318)
@@ -2,10 +2,10 @@
 $Author: xavi $
 
 revision: 
-$Revision: 0.82 $
+$Revision: 0.83 $
 
 lastmodif:
-$Date: 2013-08-31 11:57:00 $
+$Date: 2013-09-02 07:12:00 $
 
 files: 
 wiki-plugins/r/lib/wiki-plugins/wikiplugin_r.php lib/wiki-plugins/wikiplugin_r.php
@@ -57,3 +57,4 @@
 0.80 Caching implemented for html results when no change in plugin call, parameters from tracker item data, nor files attached to the tracker item to be processed. Complex runs that took 2 minutes to be generated did load subsequent times in just 2 seconds to display results when no change in input values (!)
 0.81 Added message and icon to indicate when cached R content is displayed and how to force content refresh. The plugin currently avoids cached content when it detects some change in the tracker item (last Modif) associated in the run (via pretty tracker type of runs). Thanks Moises for bug reporting and jonnyb for code tips
 0.82 Cleaner indication of Cached R content, showing just an icon and some descriptive message on mouseover. Clearing R cache after clicking on that button fixed.
+0.83 Fixed for Tiki11+ the iframed wiki pages to include some html files produced server side by R packages (such as RCharts)

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