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Name	QlikView for WordPress
Version	1.1
Author	Matt Fryer
Rating	100
Last updated	2015-02-11 04:06:00
Downloads	114
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Home page

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QlikView for WordPress plugin has no negative impact on PageSpeed score.

Home page PageSpeed score has been degraded by 0%, while Post page PageSpeed score has been degraded by 0%

QlikView for WordPress plugin added 27 kB of resources to the Home page and 27 kB of resources to the sample Post page.

QlikView for WordPress plugin added 0 new host(s) to the Home page and 0 new host(s) to the sample Post page.

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Description

This WordPress plugin provides automatic syntax highlighting of QlikView script on any WordPress page or post. It was developed by Matt Fryer, an experienced QlikView consultant and author of the popular blog QlikViewAddict.com.

Features

It currently supports highlighting of the following QlikView script elements:

Line comments //
Block comment /../
REM comment REM...;
All QlikView 11.20 keywords, statements and functions (that are permitted within the script)
Variable definitions (using SET and LET) and variable use (within $())
Field names in most common situations

How to use

Simply wrap any QlikView code blocks within the [qlikview] ... [/qlikview] shortcode tags. By default, the plugin will assume that the code contained in the tags is QlikView script and will highlight it accordingly. You can specify an alternative code type using the type parameter within the opening tag. For example [qlikview type="exp"]=num(MyField)[/qlikview]. Currently supported code types are "qvs", "exp" (or "qve"), "sql", "vbscript" and "javascript". If no code type is specified then "qvs" will be assumed.

Alternatively, the shortcode can be entered using the button within the WordPress visual post/page editor. Select the block of code within the post or page, then click the QlikView button on the editor menu. You will be prompted for what code type the block should be highlighted as. Once complete, click OK and the shortcode will be added around the code block for you.

Feedback

If you spot any issues or have any suggestions to improve the plugin, please let me know either via the support tab here, or via a comment on QlikViewAddict.com.