Ympruve Order Tracking for WooCommerce

1.4.0

Internal standardization release. No feature changes.

• Changed: All internal identifiers (constants, function prefixes, hooks, option keys, order meta keys, AJAX actions) now use the ympruve_order_tracking_ prefix instead of the legacy tracksight_ prefix.
• Added: A one-time, automatic migration renames existing settings and per-order tracking metadata to the new keys on upgrade — no data is lost and no action is needed.
• Housekeeping: The main plugin file was renamed to ympruve-order-tracking.php; WordPress treats this as the same plugin (same folder), but if the plugin deactivates during a manual file-replacement update, simply reactivate it once.
• Developer note: the [tracksight_tracking] shortcode alias keeps working; the legacy tracksight_* filter/action names were renamed to ympruve_order_tracking_*.

1.3.2

Plugin Check compliance fix.

• Housekeeping: Moved the translator comment for the CSV import summary message directly above the __() call so Plugin Check recognizes it (the placeholder string is unchanged).

1.3.1

Compliance and refinement fixes from early testing.

• Fixed: In Custom Statuses, saving a new or edited status now applies immediately — no second page-level “Save Changes” click needed.
• Improved: The dashboard date range now reads “Last 90 days” (was “3 months”), consistent with the 30- and 60-day options, and each KPI tile now explains exactly what it measures.
• Housekeeping: Plugin Check (PCP) compliance — carrier CSV import/export now uses WP_Filesystem instead of direct file operations, translator comments were added for all placeholder strings, str_getcsv() is called with explicit arguments for PHP 8.4, and uninstall database cleanup is annotated.

1.3.0

Refinements from early testing.

• New: Dashboard date-range selector — view metrics over the last 30 days, 60 days, or 3 months. All KPI tiles now respect the selected window.
• New: The Custom Carriers screen now lists the built-in carriers (UPS, USPS, FedEx, DHL) alongside your own.
• Improved: In the order tracking editor, Status is now a dropdown of your custom statuses plus the core WooCommerce statuses, instead of a free-text field.
• Improved: Restored the “Shortcode Tips” panel on the Customization screen (auto-detect on My Account pages, and per-order usage).
• Changed: The admin menu is now labelled “Order Tracking” with the location icon.
• Fixed: The admin header logo refreshes immediately when the logo image is replaced (cache-busted by file modification time).
• Fixed: Spacing between the cards on the Custom Carriers screen.

1.2.0

Carrier expansion — define your own carriers and surface tracking links everywhere.

• New: Custom Carriers screen (Ympruve Tracking → Custom Carriers) to add, edit, and delete carriers we don’t bundle — a provider name plus a tracking URL template containing a single %s placeholder.
• New: Custom carriers merge into the same carrier source as the bundled ones, so they appear automatically in the order carrier dropdown, the customer tracking page, and tracking emails — no extra setup.
• New: CSV import and export for custom carriers (columns: Provider Name, Tracking URL). Import tolerates an optional header row, validates and sanitizes every row, de-duplicates against existing and bundled carriers, skips invalid rows instead of aborting, and reports a per-row summary.
• New: Clickable “Track Your Package” links on the customer tracking card and in WooCommerce emails (HTML button and a plain-text link), for both bundled and custom carriers.
• Security: tracking URLs are assembled at output time with rawurlencode() on the tracking number and esc_url() on the result; URL templates are validated for an http(s) scheme and exactly one %s placeholder before being stored.
• Cleanup: custom carriers option is removed on uninstall.

1.1.0

Admin rebuilt as a fully source-backed React app.

• Improved: The admin interface is now built from human-readable source (shipped under /src) with @wordpress/scripts, replacing the previous minified, source-less bundle.
• Improved: Uses WordPress’s bundled React (wp-element), substantially reducing the admin bundle size.
• Improved: Dashboard, Orders, Custom Statuses, Emails, Customization, and CSV Import screens reviewed and polished.
• New: JavaScript string translations enabled (wp_set_script_translations) and RTL stylesheet support for the admin app.
• Compatibility: now requires WordPress 6.6 or newer (for the React JSX runtime).