Nizamiye

Izmaiņu žurnāls

1.7.0

• Habit and attendance roster reports can now be printed in a second layout. Alongside the
  existing “classic” (data-dense) sheet there is a “poster” layout: large type, colour-coded
  chips and an A4 masthead, meant to be sent to parents or pinned on a wall. The layout is
  picked from the filter row on each report screen and its default from the Settings page;
  the choice drives the on-screen preview and the PDF, PNG and JPG downloads together.
• Report titles are no longer fixed strings. A sheet is named after the attendance type or the
  habit itself, so “Evening Study Attendance” and “Morning Assembly” print under their own names.
• The scope shown on a poster is derived from the data rather than typed in. A classroom-scoped
  attendance shows the classroom name; a filtered report shows the filter; an unfiltered one
  reads the sections present in the list (“4 · 5 · 6. Sınıf”, or “Tüm Sınıflar (7)”).
• Attendance covering more than one section now breaks the table up by section, with a divider
  row carrying each section’s headcount, while the ordinal keeps running across the whole list.
• The poster form for a single day prints tick columns for present and absent plus an
  explanation box, and leaves empty circles where no record exists, so it can also be filled
  in by hand on paper.
• Reading posters can be marked by hand with “continued their homework” or “did not attend”.
  These two states are only needed on the printout, so nothing is written to the database:
  the mark is applied to the preview, carried to the server-rendered PDF through the download
  link, and remembered in the browser between refreshes.
• Fixed Turkish uppercasing in printed sheets. CSS text-transform: uppercase maps i to I,
  where Turkish requires İ, which printed “KITAP OKUMA ÇIZELGESI” and “ÖĞRENCI”. Uppercasing
  now happens in PHP with the Turkish mapping, in both the classic and poster layouts.
• Fixed the preview page width. The on-screen sheet had no fixed width and spread to fill the
  admin area, so the PNG and JPG downloads — which are photographs of the preview — came out
  stretched on wide screens. The preview now matches the PDF content area exactly (190mm
  portrait, 277mm landscape) and follows the selected PDF orientation.

1.6.0

• A homeroom teacher is now responsible for sections rather than whole grade levels. The
  responsibility list holds grade/section pairs (“6” for a whole grade, “6-A” for one section),
  so the homeroom teacher of 6-A only sees their own section when taking prayer, cleaning or
  phone attendance. Existing assignments keep working unchanged and need no migration.
• Section filters were added to the attendance sheet, the parent roster reports and the Reports
  page; the class summary now breaks down by section. Report cards, the parent page and the
  student list show “6-A” where a section is set, and fall back to “6. Sınıf” where none is.
• Added an alerts card at the top of the dashboard answering “what needs attention today”,
  alongside the existing analytical cards: students absent several days running, students who
  have not read a book in the last 7 days, and students whose recent exam average has dropped
  against their own earlier average. Teachers only see their own students.
• A day counts as missed only when every record for that attendance type is an absence, so
  missing one of the five daily prayers is not treated as absence. Consecutive days are counted
  over days that have records, so weekends and holidays do not break a streak.
• The absence and grade-drop thresholds are configurable on the Settings page.

1.5.0

• Sections (6-A, 6-B) are now real data: a student is enrolled into a section for the term,
  instead of the section existing only as text inside a classroom name. Sections can be assigned
  from the student list in bulk, from the student edit screen, or through a sube column when
  importing; an imported sinif cell written as “6-A” is split into grade and section.
• Added a bulk classroom wizard (Classrooms → Create Classrooms in Bulk). It multiplies the
  subjects you list by the grade/section combinations you tick, opens every classroom in one
  pass and fills each roster from the section. It is idempotent: a classroom that already exists
  for the same subject, grade and section is skipped, so the wizard can safely be re-run.
• A classroom can be linked to its section. Newly enrolled students are added to linked
  classrooms automatically, but nothing is ever removed without confirmation: the classroom
  screen shows how many students would be added and removed and asks before applying. This keeps
  clubs, study groups and deliberate exceptions from being undone silently.
• Section is carried over when a new term is opened (6-A becomes 7-A); a checkbox on the new
  term form turns this off so sections can be redistributed instead.
• Fixed a latent defect in the student save routine: when no status was supplied the code read
  an undefined array key, emitting a PHP 8 warning and writing a null status. Both existing call
  sites passed a status, so the plugin was not affected in practice.

1.4.0

• Added daily / weekly / monthly roster reports for habits and attendance, intended to be sent
  to parents. Each report is a single-page list of every student by name: for a book reading
  habit it shows the book title and page count for the day, or the books read and the page total
  for the week/month; for attendance it shows the status for the day, or the present/absent/late/
  excused counts and the participation rate for the week/month.
• The period filter offers Daily / Weekly / Monthly. In weekly mode, picking a month lists that
  month’s Monday-Sunday weeks; a week that crosses a month boundary keeps its real date span and
  is labelled accordingly (for example “31 August – 6 September”).
• Each report can be downloaded as PDF (server-side, Dompdf), or as PNG/JPG (in the browser,
  html2canvas). The on-screen preview, the PDF and the image all come from the same template and
  the same stylesheet, so the three cannot drift apart. Row density adapts to the number of
  students and A4 orientation can be switched to landscape so long lists still fit one page.
• Reports are reachable from the “Report” button on each habit card, from the habit tracking
  screen and from the attendance sheet.
• The habit analysis tab on the Reports page now honours the date filter. Previously it always
  covered the whole term because the underlying query did not filter by log date; the CSV export
  of that tab was affected in the same way. Habit column headers now link to that habit’s roster
  report for the selected range.

1.3.6

• Verified against WordPress 7.1 and raised “Tested up to” to 7.1. No code changes were
  needed: the plugin lives entirely in the classic admin, registers no block editor
  assets, does not integrate with the media modal and carries no jQuery or jQuery UI
  dependency, so the 7.1 always-iframed post editor, client-side media processing and
  jQuery UI 1.14.2 changes do not affect it.
• Added the changelog entries for 1.3.2 – 1.3.5, which were missing from earlier releases.
• Added a Turkish translation of this readme as readme-tr_TR.txt.

1.3.5

• Fixed tab and term switching links. The nonce validation added to the plugin’s GET
  parameters was not carried by some of the links the plugin generated itself, so
  clicking a tab (for example “Teachers” on the Import page), a term selector or a
  “back” / “add new” / “detailed analysis” link silently fell back to the first tab or
  to the active term instead of the one that was clicked.

1.3.4

• Fixed a fatal error on activation. After the rename to Nizamiye the main plugin file
  required nine includes/class-nizamiye-*.php files that had not been renamed yet, so
  the plugin failed to load with a “Failed opening required” error and could not be
  activated at all.

1.3.3

• Resolved the last remaining Plugin Check warnings in the shared helper functions file.

1.3.2

• Prefixed every variable used in the view files with nizamiye_, so the plugin can no
  longer collide with global variables coming from the theme or from other plugins.

1.3.1

• The report card’s “Attendance Summary” now shows a separate percentage for each attendance
  category (previously all categories were shown mixed into one total); multi-session categories
  (such as prayer times) are listed with their sub-breakdowns.
• Added bulk student selection to the Report Cards page and bulk ZIP download of the selected
  students’ report cards (one PDF per student).
• PDF report card download now relies on a real .pdf file generated server-side with the
  bundled Dompdf library, instead of the browser’s print function.
• When adding a reading habit, books the student has previously read are now suggested
  automatically.

1.3.0

• Added grade-level restriction for general attendance categories (e.g. prayer times).
• Added book/page tracking habit type.
• Added month/year based date filter to reports.
• Limited the “Recent Attendance” list on the report card to 3 records.

1.2.2 – 1.2.4

• Improved mobile sidebar and attendance screen layout.
• Post-login performance: repeated queries are now cached, and the database version check now
  only runs in the admin panel.
• Added session (time slot) based breakdown to attendance reports.
• Fixed an issue where logging out from the profile menu did not work on mobile.

1.2.0

• Added analysis report tabs, a safer bulk grade upload flow, and interface simplification.
• Added a CSV export button to analysis tables.

1.1.0

• Added bulk import (Excel/CSV) and category/session based attendance system.

1.0.0

• Initial release: term-based student tracking infrastructure, student/teacher/parent
  management, basic attendance, grade and habit tracking.