| 开发者 | spreadsheetconverter |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年8月11日 22:52 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
wp-content/uploads/ssc-embed/). Everything is then served same-origin
— fast, no CORS, and the calculator keeps working forever, even after
the conversion link expires.[ssc_calc] shortcode.
One calculator per page. The block validates the pasted link and tells
you exactly what to do if it is the wrong kind (for example a temporary
"Test in Cloud" link).
One. Each page hosts a single calculator; put more on their own pages.
Yes: [ssc_calc token="…"] (a link you pasted/hosted via the block or a
permanent cloud link) or [ssc_calc src="…"] (the calculator's base URL).
Convert again in Excel and re-click Host on this site (or re-Publish to Cloud). Re-hosting replaces the stored copy.
No. The classic plugin embedded each calculator as a fixed <iframe> saved
directly in your page, pointing at files in wp-content/uploads/ssc/.
Version 12 does not touch those files, so your existing pages keep working
exactly as before. What changes is only the editor: the old upload screen is
replaced by the new "SpreadsheetConverter Calculator" block. To add a new
calculator, use that block (or the [ssc_calc] shortcode). After updating you
will see a one-time admin notice with the same reminder; you can dismiss it.
If you self-hosted, open
https://<your-site>/wp-content/uploads/ssc-embed/<name>/index.html
directly in a browser. That page runs the calculator on its own — if it
works there but not on your page, the issue is page/theme integration,
not the calculator.
Use the offline fallback: click Download zip in the Excel task pane and upload the zip in the block.
<ssc-calc>
embed mount.[ssc_calc] shortcode for classic themes.