stefanvangastel/feedback-it

Feedback or bugreport (with screenshot!) tab option in your CakePHP application. Data can be posted directly to Mantis, E-mail, Github issues, filesystem, etc.

v0.0.1 2017-03-13 18:25 UTC

Requires

• composer/installers: *

MIT

• Stefan van Gastel

README

Website: http://stefanvangastel.nl/feedbackitdemo/

Table of Contents

• Intro
• Requirements
• Installation and setup
• Usage / Demo
• Examples

## Intro

This CakePHP plugin provides a static feedback tab on the side of the screen that enables website visitor to submit feedback or bugreports. Features pure client-side screenshot function including user-placed highlight / accent.

Currently saves the following on form submit:

Name of sender (optional, can work with AuthComponent) E-mail of sender (optional) Subject Message Current URL Screenshot of body DOM element Browser and browser version User OS flavor **Save options include (configurable):**

• Filesystem
• Mantis Bugtracker
• GitHub (repo issues)
• Email
• Bitbucket (repo issues)
• Jira
• Redmine

## Requirements

This plugin is CakePHP Security component compatible.

Required:

• jQuery

Optional:

• Bootstrap (Bootstrap 2 and 3 compatible)

Includes:

• html2canvas.js by niklasvh

## Installation and Setup

Check out a copy of the FeedbackIt CakePHP plugin from the repository using Git :

git clone http://github.com/stefanvangastel/CakePHP-FeedbackIt.git

or download the archive from Github:

https://github.com/stefanvangastel/CakePHP-FeedbackIt/archive/master.zip

You must place the FeedbackIt CakePHP plugin within your CakePHP 2.x app/Plugin directory.

or load it with composer:

"stefanvangastel/feedback-it": "dev-master"

Load the plugin in app/Config/bootstrap.php:

CakePlugin::load('FeedbackIt');

Copy the default feedbackit-config file:

Copy ../app/Plugin/FeedbackIt/Config/feedbackit-config.php.default to ../app/Plugin/FeedbackIt/Config/feedbackit-config.php

And adjust it to your needs.

Use the feedbackbar element in a view or layout to place the feedback tab on that (or those) pages. It doesn't matter where you place the following line since it uses absolute DOM element positioning.

<?php echo $this->element('FeedbackIt.feedbackbar');?>

## Usage

To testdrive this puppy; http://stefanvangastel.nl/feedbackitdemo/

## Examples

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