Made by Daniel Beckemeier, DO8YDP
Retrieves Wavelog data via API and displays the QSO numbers per operating mode via shortcodes in Wordpress. The Wavelog URL, the API key and the station ID can be configured in the admin area of Wordpress. Example site: https://do8ydp.de:
Attention: This plugin uses static 10 minutes caching time to reduce API calls to the Wavelog instance. So allthough this is nearly real-time, there can be a delay of up to ten minutes.
This script requires at least Wavelog version 2.0.1. to work, as there was an API implemented for this tool.
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Just install the latest Zip-file as a plugin in your wordpress instance and activate the plugin.
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Go to Settings-Menu in Wordpress and click on "Wavelog":
- Enter your Wavelog URL, API key (please only use a read-only key) and enter your station ID, which should be "1" in most cases:
- Use the following shortcodes to show QSO numbers anywhere on your site:
[wavelog_totalqso] [wavelog_ssbqso] [wavelog_fmqso] [wavelog_amqso] [wavelog_ft8ft4qso] [wavelog_ft8qso] [wavelog_ft4qso] [wavelog_digiqso] [wavelog_cwqso] [wavelog_rttyqso] [wavelog_pskqso] [wavelog_js8qso] [wavelog_totalqso_year]
You can use TablePress to create nice looking tables to use the shortcodes in, like in this example:
You can also use a block, with groups inside to achieve something like this:
