jesseisrad
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Tracking Code Manager] 2.0.13 causes tracking code to display on front endI can repeat this issue and it is indeed something to do with Jetpack and this plugin.
If Jetpack is active, but totally disconnected (i.e., not set up), then this plugin works as expected. I’ll reply if I find out what setting in particular is messing up this plugin.
Sure thing. 1) one the limit is working and if I omit it, the page just goes into an endless loop and never loads.
2) Basically I need to heavily customize the format of the output, so I’m using get instead and looping through the results (with foreach). Then I can echo vars like say $EM_Event->event_id or whatever I need.
Does that explain it?
Ok kids, or anyone who is listening! I decided to do it the object oriented way and found a function used by the plugin called get_recurrence_description(); which is what is used to describe the recurrence in the Admin.
And so here is how to display it:
echo $EM_Event->get_recurrence_description();Once you have that as an object. Be happy to dive into this more if anyone needs help!
Likewise, there doesn’t seem to be a way to list out if this event occurs say the First Friday of the month. Again I see these words in the Recurring Events list (in admin).
I assume that since recurring events are then turned into distinct events, which are the items being listed, that is not at all possible.
Any work arounds?
By changing the URL, did you get a preview to show up at all? I have manually tried to load it and it doesn’t seem to work either way.
I’m using WP 3.5.1, the latest plugin (1.10). I’ve turned off all plugins to see if that was an issue, but to no avail.
my wordpress install is at /admin/ with the public site at root.
The revision preview URL is: /admin/?p=707&post_type=revision&preview=1
The current preview URL is: /admin/?p=2&mark_current_revision=1the first goes to 404, the second reforms the URL to the human-readable version with mark_current_revison query string and renders fine.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress 3.2. I cant use my widgets!Ok I’ve done all of the above but to no avail.
Another person with the same set up, FF 5 Mac OS X, has NO PROBS with the widgets so that leads me to believe this is a client-side issue but what?
I’ve updated my system Java, disabled all Addons and no change.
Any additional help and investigation would be helpful…
WORK-AROUND: go to “screen options” tab in the upper left and turn on Accessibility mode, which disables the jquery dragging and dropping. Slower, but it works.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Comments without Name = Anonymous?Never mind, had the wrong functions file! This code works.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Posts and pages not saving updatesI’m having the same problems and with only a few pages. All the copy is being copy/pasted from Word, but more work fine and others just hang and never publish or not all of it.
This is also on Windows IIS 6.0. Wonder if that has anything to do with it?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Possible to filter previous/next on multiple categories?Same boat. I tried Excluding all the other categories associated with that post by ID and that just doesn’t seem to work at all.
Ah, it IS a bug and a workable solution is here!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Facebook Events IntegrationI’m looking into this and the problem is there seems to be no way to gather a feed of Fan Page events. The only events you can export via a feed is “your” events and since you manage the Fan Page, you get a bunch of stuff you don’t want.
So I’m thinking unless FB makes it possible there’s really no way…
UNNNNLLLLEEEEESSSSSSS you create a FB profile that’s ONLY mission is to attend your Fan Page events, then sync that one’s events. Could work.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: list posts belonging to either child cat but has to be one otherI’ve tried something like this:
$args=array( 'child_of' => 2194, 'category_name'=> Chicago, 'showposts' => 10 );2194 is the ID of “blogs” parent, but it is apparently ignored when I declare the category of “Chicago”, I need a way to satisfy both those requirements.
ah ha! solved here!
http://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/384406?replies=6#post-1465754
So basically:
check if the post has a child cat of said parent, then list said category.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Do nested pages inherit their parents templates?Ah I found it, guess it has to do with permalinks and rewrites. My subpages are years, 2009, 2008 and it’s conflicting with the /%year%/ rewrite. Hmm that’s pretty inconvenient.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Do nested pages inherit their parents templates?I’ve having the same problem, but my permalink structure is fine, so I’m curious as to a real solution.