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Azure SQL Database automatic tuning, industry's first truly auto-tuning database based on Artificial Intelligence, is now providing more flexibility and power with the global introduction of the following new features:
- Automatic plan correction
- Management via T-SQL
- Index created by automatic tuning flag
Automatic tuning is capable of seamlessly tuning hundreds of thousands of databases without affecting performance of the existing workloads. The solution has been globally available since 2016 and proven to enable performant and stable workloads while reducing resource consumption on Azure.
Automatic plan correction
Automatic plan correction, feature introduced in SQL Server 2017, is now making its way to Azure SQL Database as a tuning option Force Last Good Plan. This decision was made after a rigorous testing on hundreds of thousands of SQL Databases ensuring there is an overall positive performance gain for workloads running on Azure. This feature shines in cases of managing hundreds and thousands of databases and heavy workloads.
Automatic tuning feature continuously monitors SQL Database workloads and with the Automatic plan correction option Force Last Good Plan, it automatically tunes regressed query execution plans through enforcing the last plan with a better performance. Since the system automatically monitors the workload performance, in case of changing workloads, the system dynamically adjusts to force the best performing query execution plan.
The system automatically validates all tuning actions performed in order to ensure that each tuning action is resulting in a positive performance gain. In case of a performance degradation due to a tuning action, the system automatically learns and it promptly reverts such tuning recommendation. Tuning actions performed by automatic tuning can be viewed by users in the list of recent tuning recommendations through Azure Portal and T-SQL queries.
Click here to read more about how to configure automatic tuning.
Manage automatic tuning via T-SQL
Recognizing the needs of a large community of professionals using T-SQL and scripting procedures to manage their databases, Auto tuning team has developed a new feature making it possible to enable, disable, configure, and view the current and historical tuning recommendations using T-SQL. This makes it possible to develop custom solutions managing auto tuning, including custom monitoring, alerting and reporting capabilities.
In the upcoming sections, this blog post outlines a few examples on how to use some of the T-SQL capabilities we have made available to you.
Viewing the current automatic tuning configuration via T-SQL
In order to view the current state of the automatic tuning options configured on an individual server, connect to an SQL Database using a tool such as SSMS and execute the following query to read the system view sys.database_automatic_tuning_options:
SELECT * FROM sys.database_automatic_tuning_options
Resulting output are values from the automatic tuning options system view, as shown in the following example:
In the column name it can clearly be seen that there are three Auto tuning options available:
- CREATE_INDEX, and
Column desired_state indicates settings for an individual tuning option, with its description available in the column desired_state_desc. Possible values for desired_state are 0 = OFF and 1 = ON for custom settings, and 2 = DEFAULT for inheriting settings from the parent server or Azure platform defaults.
Values of the column desired_state_desc indicate if an individual automatic tuning option is set to ON, OFF, or inherited by DEFAULT (corresponding to their numerical values in the column desired_state). The column actual_state indicates if the automatic tuning option is actually working on a database with value 1 indicating it is, and with value 0 indicating it is not working.
Please note that although you might have one of the auto tuning options set to ON, the system might decide to temporarily disable automatic tuning if it deems necessary to protect the workload performance. It also could be that if the Query Store is not enabled on a database, or if it is in a read-only state, this will also render automatic tuning as temporarily disabled. In this case, view of the current state will indicate "Disabled by the system" and the value of the column actual_state will be 0.
The last part of the sys.database_automatic_tuning_options system view indicates in the columns reason and reason_desc if each of the individual automatic tuning options is configured through defaults from Azure, defaults from the parent server, or if it is custom configured. In case of inheriting Azure platform defaults, column reason will have value 2 and column reason_desc value AUTO_CONFIGURED. In case of inheriting parent server defaults, column reason will have value 1 and column reason_desc value INHERITED_FROM_SERVER. In case of a custom setting for an individual automatic tuning option, both columns reason and reason_desc will have the value NULL.
Click here to view detailed structure of system view sys.database_automatic_tuning_options.
Enable automatic tuning via T-SQL
In order to enable automatic tuning on a single database with inheriting Azure configuration defaults, execute a query such as this one:
ALTER DATABASE current SET AUTOMATIC_TUNING = AUTO /* possible values AUTO, INHERIT and CUSTOM */
Possible values to enable automatic tuning are AUTO, INHERIT and CUSTOM. Setting the automatic tuning value to AUTO will apply Azure configuration defaults for automatic tuning. Using the value INHERIT will inherit the default configuration from the parent server. This is especially useful if you would like to customize automatic tuning configuration on a parent server, and have all the databases on such server INHERIT these custom settings.
Please note that in order for the inheritance to work, the three individual tuning options FORCE_LAST_GOOD_PLAN, CREATE_INDEX and DROP_INDEX need to be set to DEFAULT. This is because one, or several of these individual tuning options could be custom configured and there could be a combination between DEFAULT, and custom forced ON or OFF settings in place.
Using the value CUSTOM, you will need to manually custom configure each of the automatic tuning options available.
Custom configuring automatic tuning options via T-SQL
Available options in Auto tuning that could be custom configured, independent of Azure platform and parent server defaults, are FORCE_LAST_GOOD_PLAN, CREATE_INDEX and DROP_INDEXES. These options can be custom configured through executing a query such as this one:
ALTER DATABASE current SET AUTOMATIC_TUNING ( FORCE_LAST_GOOD_PLAN = [ON | OFF | DEFAULT], CREATE_INDEX = [ON | OFF | DEFAULT], DROP_INDEX = [ON | OFF | DEFAULT]) )
Possible values to set one of the three available options are ON, OFF and DEFAULT. Setting an individual tuning option to ON will custom configure it to be explicitly turned on, while setting it to OFF will custom configure it to be explicitly turned off. Setting an individual tuning option to DEFAULT will make such option inherit default value from the Azure platform or the parent server, depending on the setting of the AUTOMATIC_TUNING being set to AUTO or INHERIT, as described above.
If you are using Azure defaults, please note that current Azure defaults for Auto tuning options are to have the FORCE_LAST_GOOD_PLAN and CREATE_INDEX turned ON, while we are having DROP_INDEX option turned OFF by default. We have made this decision as DROP_INDEX option when turned ON drops unused or duplicated user created indexes. With this our aim was to protect user defined indexes and let users explicitly choose if they would like automatic tuning to manage dropping indexes as well.
If you would like to use the DROP_INDEX tuning option, please set the DROP_INDEX option to ON through executing the following query:
ALTER DATABASE current SET AUTOMATIC_TUNING (DROP_INDEX = ON) /* Possible values DEFAULT, ON, OFF */
The resulting output will denote in the columns desired_state and desired_state_desc that the DROP_INDEX option has been set to ON:
Please note that automatic tuning configuration settings we have made available through T-SQL are identical with the configuration option available through the Azure Portal, see Enable automatic tuning.
Reverting back automatic tuning from custom to inheriting defaults via T-SQL
Please note that once you set the AUTOMATIC_TUNING to the CUSTOM setting in order to custom configure each of the three automatic tuning options (FORCE_LAST_GOOD_PLAN, CREATE_INDEX and DROP_INDEX) manually (ON or OFF), in order to revert back to the default inheritance, you will need to:
- set AUTOMATIC_TUNING back to AUTO or INHERIT, and also
- for each tuning option FORCE_LAST_GOOD_PLAN, CREATE_INDEX and DROP_INDEX for which you need to have inheritance set back to DEFAULT.
This is because automatic tuning always respects decisions users explicitly took while customizing options and it never overrides them. In such case, you will first need to set the preference to inherit the values from Azure or the parent server, followed by setting each of the three available tuning options to DEFAULT through executing the following query:
ALTER DATABASE current SET AUTOMATIC_TUNING = AUTO /* Possible values AUTO for Azure defaults and INHERIT for server defaults */ ALTER DATABASE current SET AUTOMATIC_TUNING ( FORCE_LAST_GOOD_PLAN = DEFAULT, CREATE_INDEX = DEFAULT, DROP_INDEX = DEFAULT )
The result of executing the above query will be set all three automatic tuning options to inherit defaults from Azure, with the following output:
View tuning recommendations and history via T-SQL
In order to view the history of recent automatic tuning recommendations, you can retrieve this information from the system view sys.dm_db_tuning_recommendations through executing the following query:
SELECT * FROM sys.dm_db_tuning_recommendations
Output from this view provides detailed information on the current state of automatic tuning:
To highlight some of the values available in this view, we will start with the type and the reason as why a tuning recommendation was made. The column type indicates a type of the tuning recommendation made. The column reason indicates identified reason as why a particular tuning recommendation was made.
Columns valid_since and last_refresh indicate a timespan when a tuning recommendation was made and the time until the system has considered such recommendation as beneficial to the workload performance.
The column state provides a JSON document with details of automatically applied recommendation with a wealth of information related to index management and query execution plans.
If a tuning recommendation can be executed automatically, the column is_executable_action will be populate with a bit value 1. Auto tuning recommendations flagged with a bit 1 in the column is_revertable_action denote tuning recommendations that can be automatically reverted by the system if required. The column execute_action_start_time provides a timestamp when a tuning recommendation was applied.
Click here to view detailed structure of system view sys.dm_db_tuning_recommendations.
System created indexes column
Automatic tuning team has also added a new column auto_created in the system view (sys.indexes) that contains a bit indicating if an index was created by the automatic tuning. This is now making it possible to clearly distinct between the system and user created indexes on a database.
The column auto_created accepts a bit value of 0 and 1, whereas 0 indicates that an index was created by user, and 1 indicates that the index was created by automatic tuning.
With this flag, customers can differentiate between user and automatic tuning created indexes. This is because automatic tuning created indexes behave differently than user created indexes. When automatic tuning index is created over a column that user wants to drop, automatic tuning index will move out of the way. If this was not the case, user index would prevent this operation.
Click here to view detailed structure of system view sys.indexes.
With introduction of new features Automatic plan correction with Force Last Good Plan option, management of automatic tuning options via T-SQL and providing a flag if an index was automatically created, we have provided further flexibility to customize automatic tuning solution for the needs of the most demanding users.
Please let us know how are you using the solution and perhaps examples of how have you customized it for your needs? Please leave your feedback and questions in the comments.


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Europe's coastal zones are of great socio-economic value, they are however also under pressure to balance competing activities and face potential conflict for space allocation. Stakeholder groups are diverse and represent diverse sectors, particularly fisheries, aquaculture, tourism, wind farm operation, and nature conservation in marine protected areas. Above all this is the requirement to preserve a valuable natural resource and meet environmental protection rules and regulations. This is the challenge the COEXIST project faces.
COEXIST is a broad, multidisciplinary project which will evaluate competing activities and interactions in European coastal areas. The ultimate goal of the COEXIST project is to provide a roadmap to better integration, sustainability and synergies across the diverse activities taking place in the European coastal zone.
A roadmap for integration of aquaculture and fisheries with other activities in the coastal zone will be the central output of the project.
The ultimate project outcomes will be:

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Welcome Aboard! Today is Saturday July 13, 2024
Handsome Lima Mikes! Yellow Fairbanks-Morse Diesels! Daily mixed trains serving picturesque Ohio towns. Twenty-seven interchanges with the NKP, PRR, NYC, Erie, DT&I, C&O, B&O, A&BB. A right-of-way with more than a curve a mile. High bridges. Victorian depots. McKeen Cars. All this was the AC&Y!
The Akron, Canton and Youngstown Railroad Historical Society was organized in 1992 by a dedicated group of rail historians, modelers, and railfans. Our interests and goals are to document, preserve and share the AC&Y's history including predecessor and affiliated lines in Northern Ohio.


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Product Catalog Simple is a free WordPress plugin that helps you to manage and display your X catalog. Replace the X with whatever you need to catalog e.g. flowers, houses, boats, mixed products, services, portfolio.
Built with WordPress
Product Catalog Simple is build with WordPress functions to provide maximum compatibility with other plugins. Custom post types and custom taxonomies are used for items and categories.
Total output control
The admin has complete control on the plugin output with fully customisable templates and dozens of shortcodes.
The catalog items can be categorized with hierarchical categories.
Product Catalog Simple as full of WordPress hooks is extremely customizable and extensible.
User Friendly Design
Product Catalog Simple has three different, fully responsive product listing styles. The individual item page is simple but complete with 100% responsive design.
Modularity Philosophy
You will never need to do any workaround to disable not needed functionality. Product Catalog Simple is built to be extended.
Customizable dashboard
Product Catalog Simple lets you name your catalog to give the admin a personalized feeling.
Display Items with a Shortcode
Use the shortcode to show items whenever needed on the website. Just paste on any page: [show_products] and watch all items in place of the shortcode.
To show items from just one category, use: [show_products category="2″] where 2 is category ID (it's possible to display several categories by inserting comma separated IDs).
To display items by IDs, use: [show_products product="5″], where 5 is item ID.
Display Categories with a Shortcode
You can use [show_categories] shortcode to show the item categories on home page or any other WordPress page.
Smart Widgets
Product Catalog Simple comes with two widgets:
1. Item Categories – show all item categories in CSS customisable list. The widget has also several customisation settings.
2. Item Search – generates a search form that allows to search the items in the catalog.
Product Catalog Simple Extensions
This product catalog plugin is extensible. The feature packed extensions is that what makes Product Catalog Simple plugin a more specialized solution. Browse the extensions.
Some extensions examples:
Product Reviews – activate rich reviews for your catalog products.
Price Field – activate price for your catalog products.
Attributes Table – activate product attributes tab for your catalog products.
Shipping Options – activate shipping for your catalog products.
and many more extensions already available and in constant development. You will never be limited!
This plugin provides 14 blocks.
- Related Products
- Show Catalog
- Catalog Size Filter
- Catalog Search
- Catalog Category Links
- Active Filters
- Show Products
- Product Image
- Short Description
- Catalog Sort
- Show Categories
- Product Name
- Catalog Category Filter
- Catalog Icons
Minimum Requirements
- WordPress 3.5 or greater
- PHP version 5.2.4 or greater
- MySQL version 5.0 or greater
Automatic installation
Automatic installation is the easiest option as WordPress handles the file transfers itself and you don't even need to leave your web browser. To do an automatic install of impleCode Product Catalog Simple, log in to your WordPress admin panel, navigate to the Plugins menu and click Add New.
In the search field type "Product Catalog Simple" and click Search Plugins. Once you've found Product Catalog Simple plugin you can view details about it such as the the rating and description. Most importantly of course, you can install it by simply clicking Install Now. After clicking that link you will be asked if you're sure you want to install the plugin. Click yes and WordPress will automatically complete the installation.
Manual installation
The manual installation method involves downloading our item catalog plugin and uploading it to your web-server via your favourite FTP application.
- Download the plugin file to your computer and unzip it
- Using an FTP program, or your hosting control panel, upload the unzipped plugin folder to your WordPress installation's wp-content/plugins/ directory.
- Activate the plugin from the Plugins menu within the WordPress admin.
Automatic updates should work like a charm; as always though, ensure you backup your site just in case.
If on the off-chance you do encounter issues with the plugin pages after an update you simply need to flush the permalinks by going to WordPress > Settings > Permalinks and hitting 'save'. That should return things to normal.
What is the difference between Product Catalog Simple and eCommerce Product Catalog?
Product Catalog Simple is a simple and extensible base on which you can built your deeply customized product catalog, services list, portfolio etc. It has only basic features. While developing eCommerce Product Catalog we realized that many users are trying to disable some functionality because they don't need it. That's why we came up with Product Catalog Simple which can be extended but it doesn't force any functionality.
Product Catalog Simple and eCommerce Product Catalog share the same base so you can switch between them without loosing configuration, products and categories.
Contributors & Developers
"Product Catalog Simple" is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
ContributorsTranslate "Product Catalog Simple" into your language.
Interested in development?
Browse the code, check out the SVN repository, or subscribe to the development log by RSS.
1.7.8 – 09/04/2024
- Added container for the featured products
- Category filter styling improved when used outside of the catalog context
- Added WooCommerce menu in settings for additional integration options
- Ability to add catalog icons to the site editor navigation
- Fix category select dropdown on filtered pages
- Fix the modern grid color picker
- Fix the category page product count for some themes
- Security – added nonce check to admin notifications hiding feature
- WordPress 6.5 compatibility update
1.7.7 – 14/11/2023
- Fix categories metabox to show the correct hierarchy
1.7.6 – 08/11/2023
- Better compatibility with the classic editor plugin
- PHP 8.2 compatibility update
- Security fix
- WordPress 6.4 compatibility update
1.7.5 – 21/08/2023
- Fix the catalog category dropdown
1.7.4 – 14/08/2023
- WordPress compatibility update
- PHP 8.2 compatibility update
1.7.3 – 02/08/2023
- Polylang compatibility update
- WPML compatibility update
1.7.2 – 04/07/2023
- Fix the attributes table compatibility issue
1.7.1 – 27/06/2023
- Improved shortcode filtering
- Mobile product page tabs improved
- Settings reset button added to the general settings screen
1.7.0 – 04/04/2023
- Filters performance improvements
- Welcome screen design improvement
- Security update
- Multiple WordPress blocks added to display the catalog parts
- New product gallery block to display a product image
- New short description block
- New product name block
- New block styling options
- Now the plain template is the default one if blocks editor is enabled for products
- New line character changed in files
- WordPress 6.2 compatibility update
1.6.17 – 09/11/2022
- Compatibility update
1.6.16 – 11/10/2022
- Security update
1.6.15 – 08/10/2022
- Security update
- Theme integration improvements
- Support for filtering multiple shortcodes on one page using the filters bar
- Session handling improvements
1.6.14 – 16/08/2022
- Fix the per_row parameter for the show_categories shortcode
1.6.13 – 02/08/2022
- Fix the upgrade bug that shows up for some configurations
1.6.12 – 01/08/2022
- Improved product block editor
- Mutlilingual support improvements
- Improved filters handling
- Improved performance on the front-end and in the admin side
1.6.11 – 25/05/2022
- A new [catalog_filters_bar] shortcode to show the catalog filters bar widget area
- Improved ajax filters handling
- Elementor compatibility update
- SiteGround CSS and JS optimization compatibility
- Session handling improvements
- Magnifier and lightbox position fixed when body width is applied
- WordPress 6.0 compatibility update
1.6.10 – 17/02/2022
- The query for uncategorized products fixed
- Fix page title on search results page for some themes
- Improved default product image assignment
1.6.9 – 29/01/2022
- A new option to display only main categories without loose products on main listing page
- Performance improvements on search and filters
- Added div container to wrap all catalog content
- Fix product duplication issue on some configurations
- Display more items in related categories section
- Ability to filter private products when logged in with the correct capabilities
- Compatibility with WordPress 5.9
1.6.8 – 18/10/2021
- Compatibility update
1.6.7 – 12/10/2021
- Fix a rare outdated PHP error
1.6.6 – 20/09/2021
- Fix catalog blocks on widgets screen
- Improved multiligual support
- Improved optimization for mobile
- Divi Builder compatibility improved
1.6.5 – 27/07/2021
- Fix missing data on individual product page for some configurations
1.6.4 – 23/07/2021
- Improved Elementor support
1.6.3 – 21/07/2021
- WordPress 5.8 compatibility update
- Set duplicated product as draft
- Ability to enable Gutenberg editor for product description
- Improved support for non latin characters in catalog slugs
- Theme breadcrumbs compatibility improvements
- Product search and product categories blocks added
- Fix breadcrumbs data attributes
- Fix template issues with structured data enabled
- Fix the category description HTML
1.6.2 – 22/12/2020
- Additional WordPress 5.6 compatibility update
1.6.1 – 15/12/2020
- WordPress 5.6 compatibility update
1.6.0 – 26/11/2020
- New initial configuration tutorial and screen
- Navigation bar added on category edit and product edit screens
- Category filter fixed on product search
- improved theme integration to support more themes
- Catalog Multilingual compatibility improvements
- Minor Product Catalog styling adjustments for better theme compatibility
- Fix Product Catalog pagination on some configurations
- Better Elementor support
- Ability to force the category page header display
- Product filters fix for certain configurations
- Outdated PHP compatibility errors fixed
1.5.13 – 25/08/2020
- Security – fixed nonce check
1.5.12 – 13/07/2020
- Fix the default image showing main product catalog page featured image
- Multiple Product Catalog performance improvements
- Elementor compatibility improvement
- Optimization for even better performance
- Additional CSS and JS performance improvements
1.5.11 – 06/04/2020
- Fix empty catalog output in admin side block editor
- WordPress compatibility update
1.5.10 – 19/03/2020
- Fix product category filter count
1.5.9 – 17/03/2020
- Theme compatibility improvement
1.5.8 – 13/03/2020
- Fix product import when the price module is disabled
1.5.7 – 13/03/2020
- Display catalog configuration wizard only on plugins screen and product catalog admin screens
- Fix the image on product catalog listing for some configurations
- Notifications adjustment
- Fix empty product catalog pages for some configurations
- Correct product filters values when using shortcode
- New catalog layout integration options to manage template, product name display, breadcrumbs position and other options
1.5.6 – 24/02/2020
- Multiple Product Catalog performance improvements
- Compatibility with older WordPress versions (up to 3.7)
- Remove the unnecessary no products available message in some configurations
1.5.5 – 24/01/2020
- Import without price module
- The option: Category Page shows > subcategories will display products on category page only if the product is directly assigned to the currently viewed category
1.5.4 – 05/12/2019
- Multiple Product Product Catalog Simple performance improvements
- Minor responsive styling improvements
- Theme integration improvements
- Product import and export link added on products admin screen
1.5.3 – 23/10/2019
- Empty category pages fixed when using show catalog block
1.5.2 – 17/10/2019
- Product Catalog gets 2 new blocks
- New block to display main Product Catalog page content
- New block to display product categories
- Ability to select product subcategories in show products block
- Translation update
- Product image uploader usability improvements
- Product Catalog error reporting improved
- Product catalog category filter full support for product shortcodes
- Product Catalog activation error fix
- Structured data template fix
- Structured data feature improvements
- Product catalog theme integration improvements in simple mode
1.5.1 – 26/07/2019
- category pages support added for product catalog simple mode
- product catalog icons in main menu or on the top of the screen on mobile – icons for catalog and search – the icons are optional and customizable – catalog icons can be enabled in Catalog Settings > Catalog Design > Design Schemes or inside theme customizer
- individual product pages structured data is now optional
- structured data is fully customizable with the template file from templates/template-parts/product-page/structured-data.php
1.5.0 – 17/05/2019
- Ability to assign featured products and show them with [show_featured_product] shortcode
- Product Catalog icons in main menu or on the top of the screen on mobile – icons for catalog and search – the icons are optional and customizable – Product Catalog icons can be enabled in Catalog Settings > Catalog Design > Design Schemes or inside theme customizer
- Product Catalog now has support for category pages in theme simple mode
- Twenty Nineteen theme native support
- Better support for shortcode mode on home page
- Classic list description on category listing fixed
- Product Filters Bar filters usability improvement for small screens
- Responsive pagination usability improvement
- Responsive filters performance and usability improvements
1.4.3 – 17/12/2018
- New block to display catalog products
- WordPress 5.0 compatibility update (nothing changes in products editing)
- Fix the error when the main listing is disabled in shortcode mode
1.4.2 – 30/10/2018
- Product catalog general settings screen markup improved for some configurations
1.4.1 – 28/09/2018
- Price styling fixed on product listing
1.4.0 – 12/09/2018
- Feature – optional magnifier on main product image – when you point the mouse cursor over the main product image on product catalog individual product page it will show the magnified portion of the image on the left or right side depending of the product page template enabled
- The currency switcher in the catalog settings and the configuration wizard now shows the currency code first for better usability
- Ability to edit each individual product catalog listing element, also classic grid, modern grid and classic list with template files placed in child theme folder
- Database and disk usage performance improved when displaying catalog pages
- Product Catalog privacy info added
- Now Product Catalog doesn't use any cookies if the Quote Cart and Shopping Cart are disabled
- Now the catalog configuration wizard will reset on activation only if there are no products added
- [show_products] shortcode now by default shows up to 100 products to avoid server timeout errors, this can be changed with product_limit shortcode parameter
- Admin usability and styling improvements – configuration tips added
- Ability to display main product catalog listing anywhere on the website with a shortcode without changing the catalog parent slug
- Display the no products available message when the product list is empty
- New theme integration mode that will use theme default design for listing pages
- Better usability for integration settings
1.3.5 – 16/03/2018
- Tweak – template file for shortcode integration container
- Tweak – shortcode product catalog compatibility with more themes
1.3.4 – 09/02/2018
- Tweak – startup tutorial added
- Tweak – show admin notices only on catalog admin pages
- Tweak – better page builders support for product catalog pages
1.3.3 – 23/01/2018
- Tweak – product catalog multilingual support improved
- Tweak – support for categories import from other post type
- Tweak – compatibility info modified
- Tweak – support for multiple product categories import
- Tweak – shortcode integration improved
- Tweak – code improvements for even better performance and readability
- Fix – search pagination fixed
1.3.2 – 07.12.2017
- Tweak – compatibility with WordPress password protected feature
- Tweak – admin edit links on product page when logged in as admin
- Tweak – new shortcode theme integration method for Product Product Catalog Simple
- Tweak – multiple code improvements for even better performance and readability
1.3.1 – 12.06.2017
- Fix – admin stylesheet works again
1.3.0 – 12.06.2017
- Feature – ability to customize product page and product display in WordPress customizer
- Feature – ability to import products from other post type to Product Product Catalog Simple
- Tweak – settings usability improved
- Tweak – initial configuration improved
- Tweak – simple mode improved
- Tweak – ajax filters usability improvements for all eCommerce pages
1.2.6 – 02.05.2017
- Fix – per row attribute
- Security – WP Sessions Manager updated
1.2.5 – 24.04.2017
- Tweak – breadcrumbs schema.org
- Fix – remove unnecessary CSS rules
- Fix – theme integration width
1.2.4 – 24.03.2017
- Tweak – Code optimisation for even better performance
- Tweak – admin responsiveness improved
- Fix – theme integration width
- Fix – ajax pagination fixed for certain configurations
- Fix – ajax shortcode search URL fixed
1.2.3 – 28.02.2017
- Fix – uninstallation error fixed
- Fix – product import / export screen fixed
1.2.2 – 28.02.2017
- Tweak – ajax filters for shortcodes improved
1.2.1 – 09.02.2017
- Fix – draft items visibility fixed on filters ajax requests
1.2.0 – 07.02.2017
- Tweak – filters and pagination usability improved. Now it works without page reload. This can be disabled with the following code added to the theme functions.php:
1.1.6 – 03.01.2017
- Compatibility update
1.1.5 – 12.12.2016
- Compatibility with WordPress 4.7
1.1.4 – 28.10.2016
- Fix – extensions menu stying fixed
1.1.3 – 27.10.2016
- Fix – compatibility with PHP < 5.5 restored
1.1.2 – 26.10.2016
- Fix – permissions to see settings fixed
1.1.1 – 11.10.2016
- Tweak – compatibility with free Reviews Plus extension
1.1.0 – 08.09.2016
- Feature – new single page template can be selected in Catalog > Settings > Catalog Design > Single Page Design
- Multiple tweaks and fixes for better stability, usability and performance
1.0.4 – 30.11.2015
- Fix – Error when searching fixed
1.0.3 – 26.11.2015
- Fix – permission errors fixed on settings page
1.0.2 – 15.10.2015
- Tweak – extensions menu added
- Tweak – support for free and premium addons
1.0.1 – 09.10.2015
- Fix – javascript error on item save
- Initial Release


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Publishing Árpád Pejtsik's scores for teaching chamber music
Árpád Pejtsik's name is familiar to all who have learned or taught the cello in recent decades. Editio Musica Budapest has issued over a hundred of his works, some expressly for teaching and some to broaden the repertoire available for performance. The scores have sold well all over the world and were used internationally for examining material.
Pejtsik (1935-2020), well-known as a music teacher, was born into a family with a penchant for chamber music. He first took up an instrument due to the encouragement of his father who longed to have his son learn cello. He played in the orchestra of the Budapest Opera for 33 years while teaching throughout. He sought consciously and found his niche by coupling instrumental and composing knowledge with a flare for teaching and familiarity with a vast repertoire gained over decades of collection and annotation.
Pejtsik studied under Ede Banda, Sándor Sebestyén and Miklós Zsámboki—the last of the three being a pupil of David Popper whose school Pejtsik continued and eventually inherited.
Why is it important for string players to cultivate chamber music from the earliest age?
Clear intonation can be learned far more easily and quickly in relation to other aspects of playing. The harmonic experience (which can be self-created by a pianist or a guitarist through the chordal nature of the instruments) has importance, as it demands recognition of the broadest realm of sound. A teacher and pupil playing together does more than deepen that master/pupil relationship: it marks the first step toward learning to work, create, and interact with another musician.
Pejtsik began to teach chamber playing with his Violoncello ABC (Z.14177), intended for beginners, and continued it in a second and third volume (Z.14311 and Z.14730). These three publications provide material for the first four-and-a-half to five years of instrumental teaching. In the author's view, all teachers build up over the years an idea of what they wish to attain and how they wish to attain it. His tutorial has no intention of persuading people to change their ideas, but rather aims to offer attractive musical material to accomplish those ideas.
The four books of Chamber Music Method for Strings introduce stringed instrument pupils step-by-step to the art of chamber musicianship through various musical eras and genres. Apart from assembling the material, he gave general advice regarding each volume and specific guidance on the technical objectives of each piece. These set out to show those who were learning or had learned such music that chamber music is not solely reserved for concert musicians: making music together is an indescribable joy even after two or three years of learning an instrument.
Volume I offers easily played trios for two violins and a cello, ranging in date from the Renaissance to Viennese Classicism. In some cases the second violin and cello parts can also be played on viola. All melodies are playable in the first position, making them feasible even after two years of study. (Easy Trios from Four Centuries, Z.13548)
Volume II teaches the important types of Baroque trio sonata through works by Vivaldi, Corelli, Albinoni, F. Couperin, Purcell, and J. S. Bach. The violin parts do not exceed the third position, nor the cello parts the fourth. (The Baroque Trio Sonata, Z. 13549)
Volume III presents the string trio literature of Viennese Classicism. Works by Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven are joined by some from lesser-known composers. They are on very much the same degree of difficulty as those in Volume II. (The Classical Trio, Z.13550)
Volume IV introduces the most refined genre of chamber music: the Viennese Classical string quartets. Some of them exceed the range and technical requirements of the previous volume, but the effort required is rewarded by their beauty. (Easy Classical String Quartets, Z.13551)
The author, based on his music-school experience, saw a need for chamber-music publications to impart a sense of success even after learning a musical instrument only for a few years. It is difficult to persuade children today to look forward to satisfying knowledge only after five or six years of practice and learning. So Pejtsik compiled several volumes for Editio Musica Budapest's popular Music for Beginners series containing pieces that work within the first position and give pleasure to pupils after a mere two years of learning their instrument. These contain Classical Piano Trios (Z.14274), Classical String Quartets (Z.14109), Romantic Piano Trios (Z.14339), Romantic String Quartets (Z.14161), and Music for Piano Quartet (Z.14253).
The wide range of the cello allows three or four instruments in various positions to give out a full chamber-music sound. Initially only cellist composers utilized this, but their pieces began to be joined in the nineteenth century by several transcriptions for cello. This tradition is followed in the series Chamber Music for Violoncellos compiled by Pejtsik, who prepared most of the transcriptions himself. Since the cello has a range comparable to that of the singing voice (from lowest bass to soaring soprano), the series includes several fine transcriptions of choral works. In making his selections, works from various periods within music history are included to provide a diverse range of music to play in each of the volumes. Some of the parts are easy to play, so that even players less conversant with their instrument may contribute to joint music making. So far 16 volumes of the series have been created.
(Tables of contents for the publications and specimen pages from them can be found on at www.emb.hu.)
Márton Kerékfy – Editor-in-Chief
László Sigrai – Director of Printed Music
Editio Musica Budapest
18 April 2016


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