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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Social] Scheduled articles are not broadcastedSocial seems to rely on XML-RPC to do the posting
I don’t think so.
As the plugin author – do you have any more information? I’m having the same issue, so I’m very interested in some kind of official response on how to fix this
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Custom permalinks failing on 3.7Okay, it turns out I was doing a lot more custom routing of the permalinks than I thought. It’s not pretty, but it works now.
It was expecting a URL like :
/category/podcasts/category-name
but, I’d set it up to use :
/podcasts/category-nameI’m sure I set it up a little weird, cause I share category names across podcast post types AND blog posts, but I wrote a little permalink redirect in the functions.php file so now both methods work fine.
Thanks for your help, everyone!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Custom permalinks failing on 3.7Okay, after doing a
print_rof$wp_queryon the page itself (which is archive.php), all the info appears correct. That is to say – it’s printing out exactly the same information that it would if it were on the page for that category (12 posts from that category, along with associated data).For some reason, however, WP is redirecting to the
archive.phppage and NOT thecategory.phppage.Any ideas? Right now, I’m thinking I should play around with some of the options I set in my functions.php file where I define the custom post type.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Custom permalinks failing on 3.7Just tried upgrading to 3.7.1, and noticed I’d not defined
'hierarchical' => falsein my theme’s functions.php file (thereby using the default “false”).Went ahead and added that in, saved my permalinks in the admin and.. same issue. My permalinks are going to what is basically my “custom post type = podcast” overview page. The page’s TITLE, interestingly enough, displays the category correctly. So, perhaps it’s something on the page itself where I’m defining which PHP file to use.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Custom permalinks failing on 3.7Well, I’m relieved to know I’m not the only one with this issue. But, I’m also worried that if I had been auto-upgraded to 3.7 (as will apparently be the case from 3.7 onward), my site would’ve broken pretty badly.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Custom permalinks failing on 3.7I’m making a little bit of progress. I did print_r on the wp_query on my archive.php page, and it shows that the category name AND post-type are indeed being passed through. Now I just can’t figure out why it’s using archive.php instead of category.php
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How do I go back to 3.6.1?Just grab the 3.6.1 branch from here :
http://ww.wp.xz.cn/download/release-archive/or use this direct link :
http://ww.wp.xz.cn/wordpress-3.6.1.zipAnd upload everything EXCEPT wp-content. That should pretty much do it, provided you haven’t messed with any core WP files (which is a big no-no for this reason).
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Custom permalinks failing on 3.7Tried it again, same result.
To clarify – I’m not trying to access a single post, but an archive of posts. I have a custom post type called “podcast”, so visiting http://example.com/podcasts/category-name shows all posts of type “podcast” within the category “category-name”.
Individual posts using the link structure /podcast/full-post-title work just fine.
I realize I’m using a very customized and uncommon setup here, I just wonder if anyone else has had this issue and/or if there’s a fix (beyond “downgrade to 3.6.1 for the timebeing”).
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Custom permalinks failing on 3.7I tried that already, and mentioned having tried it in my initial post. I guess I’ll upgrade again and try it again, in case there was something funky the first time.
I found the solution in another post, so I’ll share it here..
in restrict-categories.php, line 39 says :
if ( $post_type == false || $post_type == 'post' )Just add your custom post type(s) :
if ( $post_type == false || $post_type == 'post' || $post_type == 'my-custom-post' )Voila. The original thread I found was here :
http://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/extension-of-restrict-categories-plugin-to-cover-pages?replies=9#post-2269635But his suggested code didn’t work for me, despite looking perfectly okay in theory :
if ( $post_type == false || $post_type == 'post' || in_array($post_type, array('my_custom_type_1', 'my_custom_type_2')) ) {So, uh.. there ya go. It’s a temp fix for now.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How to include one page in another (when not in menu)If you’re just looking to include one page into another page, without a plugin, the above code will work but here’s a shorter version of it :
<?php $include = get_pages('include=120'); $content = apply_filters('the_content',$include[0]->post_content); echo $content; ?>Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: grab more link as variable?esmi had it right. I had to do this same thing for a theme to display a custom thumbnail only for posts which used “<!–more–>” and the code I used was :
<?php if(strpos(get_the_content(),'class="more-link"') !== false) : ?><img src="<?php $key="thumbnail"; echo get_post_meta($post->ID, $key, true); ?>" alt="thumbnail" class="thumbnail" /><?php endif; ?>Worked out perfectly. Thanks, esmi.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: RSS Not Showing All PostsI don’t mean to rehash old posts, but I still can’t figure this thing out. I have the following plugins enabled (I’ve disabled each one, and used all the default theme files just to try and it STILL didn’t work)
– Get Recent Comments
– Gravatar
– Limit Posts
– MiniPosts
– More Div
– Polls
– Popularity Contest
– Simple Search and Replace
– Smart Archives
– Tiger Style Administration
– WP-Contact Form
– WP-Scrobbler
– WP-PaginateI was also using the Feedburner Feed Replacement, and though it said it altered my .htaccess file, it didn’t appear to actually forward my feed links to my feedburner URL. So, I’m not sure that worked. Right now, I’ve got that disabled and I’m linking to the default feed file, located at :
I was thinking it might have something to do w//the .htaccess file – but if I delete what’s in there right now, will WP replace it w/all the necessary things again if I update my permalinks? I don’t want to lose traffic or functionality through doing that. Also, any good links to a manual tutorial on using Feedburner with WP? I found one about a week ago but I’ve not been able to track it down again.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: RSS Not Showing All PostsOh yeah, forgot to mention – I have it set to show the 15 most recent posts, as full text. I’ve also tried it as summary but.. no good. I have the “blog pages” set to show the most recent 10 posts (I’m guessing this only affects category archives on my site, however).
BTW, My comments RSS feed works just fine.