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That did the trick! Thanks annaam!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Copy or Move Comments] No longer supports custom post typesNot sure, but the previous version supported a BUNCH of custom post types, which resulted in a messy drop-down menu.
The best permanent fix would be a settings page that would allow us to add custom post types as a text list separated by commas or carriage-returns. But I’m not a developer, so what seems like a simple fix to me might not actually be all that simple to implement.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Copy or Move Comments] No longer supports custom post types@abridgeeducamp: Original poster here.
My issue was resolved by implementing the suggestion given by @zudie, just above. Note that the plugin has since updated from 5.0.3 to 5.0.4, with the result that the syntax of line 118 changed slightly. But you can still fix the issue by adding your custom post type to the two lists of post types found on lines 118 and 157.
The only issue is that you will need to re-implement this fix every time the plugin updates. (As I discovered just now.)
Email back if you have any questions!
- This reply was modified 2 years, 9 months ago by henebry.
I think this issue HAS been addressed. The labelling has changed a bit in recent updates, but in the latest version, 6.1.2.1, you can turn off EM’s new formatting by clicking on “Styling Options” in the General tab of the EM settings page, then choosing “No” in response to “Enable All Styling.”
EM Version 6.1.2.1 was installed last night, but this problem persists. I have:
- all other plugins turned off,
- Super Advanced and Advanced Mode turned on,
- Enable All Styling? set to No (this setting was renamed from “Override Default Formats set to Yes”
- Special page code set in the Single Event Page
As before, special page code in the Single Event Page dialog is being ignored by the plugin.
That makes sense, @angelo_nwl, but when I do that, the Single Event Page format I enter is NOT implemented.
To be clear, I did go through all the steps you detailed:
- I turned off Super Advanced and Advanced Mode.
- I turned Advanced Mode back on and saved changes.
- I set “Override Default Formats” to “Yes” on Events > Settings > Formatting > Events
- I entered the page code I wanted in the Single Event Page format text window and saved changes
Here’s what a single event page looks like: https://rhet104.commacafe.org/events/wartime/
If you go there and look at the page source, you’ll note that the code “<p class=”duedate”>” doesn’t appear anywhere, despite my having pasted that into the Single Event Page format text window.
Not sure what you mean, @angelo_nwl. I have tried enabling and disabling “Advanced Mode,” but where do I go to “override ‘Single event page format’”?
The goal here is for my Single Event Page settings to be implemented, not overridden. But regardless I don’t know where the Override setting is.
Some of the issues (like the giant font on the events list) have been fixed in 6.0.1, but the wide line spacing of the event list remains an issue.
I decided for the moment to to roll back to EM 5.12.1 (available here, at the bottom of the page, through the drop-down version menu).
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Copy or Move Comments] Stopped working after update to WP 5.7@gsw1011 , Am I right in thinking that your phpmyadmin script will move ALL comments from post 1340 to post 1600?
What if I want to move just ONE comment between those two posts? For the sake of example, let’s say the comment is # 7551. Can you tell me what to enter in phpmyadmin in that case?
@duisterdenhaag, thanks for your detective work, and thanks, @toxicum, for finding the easy fix buried in the EM advanced admin settings.
I gather that the plugin dev was concerned about database bloat from old events. Good to have a fix for that, but agreed that users need clearer instructions for how to work a fix.
Best of all would be a list of orphaned events about to be deleted when you run the cleanup process.
My question exactly! I use EM to manage HW assignments for courses I teach. The number in the red badge doesn’t seem to correspond to anythihg.
On a website for a class I taught last summer, I have 90 published events—all of them past events—and the red badge reads 6.
On a website for a class I’m teaching right now, I have 24 published events, six of them in the future, and the red badge reads 46!
Anyway, I’m curious what the badge means, but I also find it irritating, since the WP admin interface has me trained to see that kind of red badge as an indication that I need to do something: update a plugin, approve or delete a pending comment, etc. And there’s no indication what EM wants me to do in response to that mysterious 6 or 46 on my course website.
Add it to your theme’s functions.php file. If you’re not using a child theme, you should set that up, as otherwise any changes to functions.php will be overwritten if/when your theme gets updated by its creator.
That’s done the trick! Thanks so much!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Shortcodes Ultimate - Content Elements] Shortcodes Ultimate is HackedVladimir Anokhin, The same problem turned up in a scan of my website last night. I have Shortcodes Ultimate 5.2.0 installed on two different wordpress sites, and both have the malicious code present in the file shortcodes-ultimate/assets/js/ace/mode-php.js.
Contrary to your claim that our files have been modified from its original form, the file is identical to the file downloaded as part of a fresh copy of your plugin from https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/shortcodes-ultimate/
Note that when I rename the whole “ace” folder, the plugin’s functionality doesn’t appear to be affected. What is Ace for, exactly?
- This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by henebry.