Associated Items

  • Resolved Carl Alberto

    (@carl-alberto)


    9 years, 6 months ago

    I’m seeing from the wp-admin backend that there is a taxonomy for “associated items” which is not visible when you do any front-end editing. I can assign it through the backend and view them as a group when permalinks is set to “plain” but if the permalink is set to “postname” or any other else than plain, I’m getting a “Friday Oops! That page can’t be found.” error

    I have a few questions:
    1) How can I make that associated items appear when I edit docs through the front-end?
    2) How can I view all associated items when permalinks is set to “post name”

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  • Plugin Author David Cavins

    (@dcavins)

    9 years, 6 months ago

    Hi @carl-alberto-

    I recommend editing docs from the front end only–working from the back end can cause issues in some cases, because we do quite a bit of extra work when the doc is saved on the front end to make sure that the user has access.

    The “Associated items” taxonomy is also handled at save and is selected from the “associated group” you select on the front-end edit screen. So it already appears.

    Docs work fine when permalinks are set to post name (or any other setting) unless your theme or another plugin is interfering. You might try saving the setting again to make sure that the permalink structure is flushed. If you’ve manually tinkered with the “Associated item” settings from the backend, you could also be running into the doc protection scheme.

    Best,

    -David

    Thread Starter Carl Alberto

    (@carl-alberto)

    9 years, 6 months ago

    Hi David,

    Thanks for the reply, Here is my WP setup:
    -Latest WP freshly installed
    -Theme: TwentySixteen latest
    -Plugins, BuddyPress, BuddyPress Docs & TinyMCE all in default settings, latest version and not modified

    The “Associated items” taxonomy is also handled at save and is selected from the “associated group” you select on the front-end edit screen. So it already appears.

    -It seems that is don’t have the “associated items” available in the front-end, I only have the title, permalink, content, attachments, access, tags and parent. Do I have to do any manual settings?

    Thanks!

    • This reply was modified 9 years, 6 months ago by Carl Alberto.
    Plugin Author David Cavins

    (@dcavins)

    9 years, 6 months ago

    The “Associated Group” setting on the front sets the “associated items” taxonomy term.

    If you do not have BP’s groups component enabled, you won’t see the “associated group” section.

    Did you figure out your permalink structure problem?

    Thread Starter Carl Alberto

    (@carl-alberto)

    9 years, 6 months ago

    Hi David,

    I think the associated items taxonomy permalinks structure will not be relevant since it is not fully shown from the frontend.

    For the “Associated Items”, I will just disregard it coz it cannot be set directly from the front. It seems there are a lot more options enabled when the “user groups” component is enabled. Do you have a documentation for that? I think I contribute some documentation for that part

    Thanks! Great plugin!

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