Roman Bauer

I think I could reproduce the error. I’ll will fix it next week and make a new release.

The error occurs in connection with the supported_post_type hook. For example, if you do that:

add_filter( ‘smfi_supported_post_types’, ‘change_smfi_supported_post_types’ );
function change_smfi_supported_post_types( $current_supported_post_types) {
$my_supported_types = array(‘post’);
return $my_supported_types ;
}

As a result, the featured images should only be displayed within a post. Page and other custom post types should not display the featured images. If you now open a page or custom post type they will display the error message described above. The error message is displayed because it loads a script, which should not be loaded.

I added the hook smfi_img_limit. It allows you limit the number of images.
Just look at the documentation for this: https://www.roman-bauer-web.de/wordpress-plugin-smfi.

Your error message (“Failed to initialize plugin: “smfiShortcodesButtonsPlugin”) is definitely a bug. I think the problem is somewhere in Javascript. Something goes wrong in the main script. This causes the other scripts to fail. In your example, it’s the script that provides the shortcode functionality.

I can not reproduce the error. I would have to know exactly what I have to do for it. Then I could find the bug and fix it.

Hi,

I will look at the problem next week and give feedback to the problem and your questions. Greeting

• This reply was modified 6 years, 7 months ago by Roman Bauer.

I have not dealt much with the WordPress REST API so far!

The IDs of the images you add to a post are saved as metadata for that post. The meta key used for this is “_smfi”. For each image added, an entry with the meta key “_smfi” is created. Each entry with this meta key has as value an associative array with the array key “img_id”.

You could certainly use the WordPress REST API to query the metadata and find out the corresponding IDs of the multiple featured images. Then you could use the IDs to query the image information from WordPress (such as the URL).

The plugin currently does not offers simplified interactions with the WordPress REST API. If there is enough demand, I would implement it.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by Roman Bauer.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by Roman Bauer.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by Roman Bauer.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by Roman Bauer.