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  • Thread Starter Alan

    (@arr)

    Yep self inflicted :s I did have a filter function in place for arconix_faq_toggle_output and it was calling back to your original return_to_top function to create the required hyperlink. That is now marked as private so was failing. I’ve now implemented my own copy of the function for that so I don’t have to call the one in your class.

    Thanks for the help and the pluggin 🙂

    Alan

    Thread Starter Alan

    (@arr)

    duplicate removed, sorry

    Thread Starter Alan

    (@arr)

    Hmm now you’ve got me wondering if I’ve shot myself in the foot here 🙂 I last played with this many moons ago so am wondering if I might have tried to implement a filter. I’m not even sure how you’d do that now so I’m off to google :p

    Thread Starter Alan

    (@arr)

    Hi John

    Thanks for the response. The shortcode I have for testing just says [faq]. After playing, I have found that if I comment out the line

    $html = apply_filters( 'arconix_faq_toggle_output', $html );

    in the display file then things work. I have also found that setting the style to accordion works, so it seems to be something to do with toggle.

    I’m not sure what the above line does? From a bit of Google it looks like it should call a function called arconix_faq_toggle_output but I haven’t been able to find this. Any suggestions?

    Thanks

    Alan

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: [Arconix FAQ] Slug Change
    Thread Starter Alan

    (@arr)

    Ah OK thanks John. I’ll tinker away and see if I can come up with any ideas. Maybe there is a way to design a custom archive page or some-such.

    Thanks anyway

    Alan

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: [Arconix FAQ] Slug Change
    Thread Starter Alan

    (@arr)

    One slight quirk to this…

    My site originally had my custom FAQ page (using your shortcodes) located at domain.com/support/faq. I wanted the single page versions of faqs to show up as domain.com/support/faq/my-faq-1 etc. I edited teh rewrite you kindly posted above to make the new slug “support/faq”. That works great in that the single faqs are now seen as domain.com/support/faq/my-faq-1 just as I wanted. The problem now is that if I go to my original FAQ URL at domain.com/support/faq I now see what I resume is the archives page rather than my custom FAQ page. Is there some way to overcome this?

    Thanks again

    Alan

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: [Arconix FAQ] Slug Change
    Thread Starter Alan

    (@arr)

    Nice one John! Thanks for the prompt reply (it seems so easy when you know how) and thanks again for a great plugin!

    Alan

    I’d love to see this as well if you get a chance 🙂

    Thread Starter Alan

    (@arr)

    Blimey I fixed it… WP doesn’t seem to like it when I use name=”name” for the input tag. I changed it to name=”uname” and it now works. What a waste of a day!! Why didn’t I google earlier :s

    http://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/contact-form-404-error?replies=8

    Thread Starter Alan

    (@arr)

    Thanks Esmi. I didn’t really want to get that involved though :s At this stage all I really want to do is understand how to successfully enable a post back.

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