John James Jacoby
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Post Type Switcher] [Featured request] Keep a copy of the original post type@derda No data is “lost” when changing between post types, but sometimes it looks that way because different post-types support different features in the UI – if you switch it back, all of the UI elements & data are still there.
As of version 4.0.0 of this plugin, both the “original” and “previous” post-types are saved in post-meta, so if a type is changed multiple times, it will be easy to identify & revert later by looking at the
pts_original_typeandpts_previous_typemeta keys. 🎉Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [BuddyPress] New version destroyed my BuddyPress community and content.Hey Jeremy, sorry to hear about these problems.
I’d like to better understand what happened, because it sounds terrible and is not the kind of upgrade experience anyone should have.
If you have the time, head over to https://buddypress.org/support/ and create a new support topic there. The BuddyPress team is aware of your situation and ready to help!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Post Type Switcher] Plugin ONLY available for PHP8+ ???You are probably right; that may have been premature.
I’ve relaxed that requirement back down to 7.0.
I really like to maintain backwards compatibility in all of my plugins, so that they can be helpful to as many folks as possible, but I also like to nudge everyone forward towards the better & the faster.
I’ve just released 3.3.1 to change that header tag.
For what it’s worth, there is no PHP8-specific code to worry about, so systems running older versions of PHP will be OK for a long while yet.
Thank you for the quick feedback. I really appreciate it!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Post Type Switcher] [Featured request] Keep a copy of the original post typeHey @quantum_leap (great show btw!) 👋
I think this is a good idea, and I’ll add it to the development roadmap for ya 🫶
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Transients Manager] Deprecated dyanmeic propertiesHello @kts915! 👋
Transients Manager version 2.0.5 was just released, specifically to address these deprecation notices.
Thank you for letting us know here 🙏
Hi @joewa1980 👋 and thank you for creating this topic and including the suggested code change; super rad!
I will make sure this is corrected in a future update. 🙌
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Post Type Switcher] Saving timeThank you very much for the kind review & feedback! 🙏
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Transients Manager] Version 1.8.1 is not anymore available on svn repoHey @lucastello 👋
The 1.8.1 version has been re-uploaded with a corrected tag path.
Sorry for the inconvenience 🙏
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Transients Manager] UX Regression in 2.0.0Hey @kebbet 👋 Thanks for helping make Transients Manager better 👍
There were a few reasons the buttons were changed:
- They were very wordy
- Their words made them very large on the screen
- Being so large would wrap them incorrectly, breaking the page layout even on non-small screen sizes
- There is no existing styling convention inside of WordPress Admin to use for so many secondary buttons next to one-another
- The old HTML used 6 forms to accomplish what 1 can and we really wanted to clean that code up to make it easier for other people to maintain
- “Bulk Actions” was a frequent feature request, and putting everything in there felt right at the time 😁
2.0.2 will bring back a “Delete All” button to start, as it feels familiar to emptying trash and spam – and future versions will explore more UX changes (hopefully improvements!) to these actions.
We hear you, and are listening, and working backwards towards the best experience here. Thank you again for helping & using Transients Manager 💛
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Transients Manager] No Longer Deletes All TransientsHi @coleh 👋
Very sorry about that. I’ll make sure it’s fixed in the 2.0.2 release.
Thank you for letting us know 👍
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Transients Manager] Empty valueVersions 2.0 and above include finer detail in the “Value” column specific to the “type” of data that it is.
If you’re able to upgrade to 2.0.1, I’m curious to see what your experience with it is! 😁
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Transients Manager] Deleting selected transients not deleting timeoutsHello @pccmarkets 👋
Can you confirm if you are still seeing this behavior in the 2.0.1 release?
I believe I may have fixed it already.
Thank you!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Transients Manager] Amount of transients in the listHello @odedta 👋
I’ve added your feature request to the 2.1.0 milestone.
Thank you for the suggestion!
Hey everyone!
This plugin was bumped to 2.0, and compatibility with WordPress versions all the way up to the 5.9 beta has been confirmed.
Part of this bump included us using a function (
wp_date()) that was new in WordPress 5.3, so we’ve bumped our version requirements to accommodate that usage.Sorry for the long wait between plugin updates. Since this plugin is largely considered “feature complete” and stable, it does not see as frequent of updates as many other tools do.
You should feel comfortable using it with confidence though, as the team behind it continues to monitor these forums and GitHub for feedback.
Have a great day, and thank you for reaching out here. 🙏
Hey everyone 👋
Please accept my sincere apologies for these errors making their way into your
Dashboards.2.0.1 was just released to address this embarrassing problem.
Thank you very much for your prompt feedback and patience 🙏