NMR Strava activities

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1.0.12

  • Readme: stronger short description, tags, FAQ, installation path, developer examples aligned with code
  • Documentation: WordPress.org listing notes, support and landing-page guides (docs/)
  • WordPress.org visual assets: banners, icons, screenshot placeholders in .wordpress-org/

1.0.11

  • Update column activities.external_id from not null to null – looks like a strava manual entry will generate null external_id
  • Update SQL string to use string interpolation for table name

1.0.10

  • Update column activities.name to text

1.0.9

  • Update column activities.raw_activity to mediumtext

1.0.8

  • Fixed XSS in [strava_nmr_connect]

1.0.7

  • Updated code according to wordpress code review.

1.0.6

  • Added nmr_strava_save_activity_full filter that sends the entire Strava data as array. One can use it to filter out manual activities, for instance.
  • Remove dangling options by the name nmr-strava-%
  • Save subscription_id once we read it from Strava

1.0.5

  • Added top property to shortcode [strava_nmr_table top=10]. Default value if 100.
  • [strava_nmr_table top=10] shows km and minutes instead of meters and seconds.
  • Activate Strava will also save the settings.

1.0.4

  • Added simple shortcode to list activities received from Strava: [strava_nmr_table]

1.0.3

  • Store Strava username, firstname, lastname and profile link
  • Delete duplicate rows

1.0.2

  • Fixed strava activity import when there is no associated wordpress user.
  • Add filter nmr_strava_save_activity

1.0.1

  • Fixed option save
  • Add button to deactivate Strava subscription
  • Removed use of PHP session
  • Allow Strava activities from anonymous visitors (un-registered users)

1.0.0

  • Initial version.

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Author
mirceatm
Version:
1.0.12
Last Updated
March 19, 2026
Active Installs
100
Requires
WordPress 5.2
Tested Up To
WordPress 6.8.5

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