servicefly
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My understanding through many hours of prompt engineering, you could allow for an option to “Address Logged in Users” like a checkbox with the following choices. This could place the WordPress user data chosen by admin in front of the prompt question the first time. The admin could choose:
1- username
2- first & last
3- first name
4- last nameThe questions would like this “HI. Reply using my {first name}”
The User would type “Hi” and only see this, then the reply would be “Hi there John! Glad you are here.” We know the AI will remember this information in further queries for the session.
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In reply to: [Plugin Organizer] Admin Area Disable Not WorkingSOLVED
It worked!! Thank you very much! If you cleaned up the UX/UI and added tutorials this would be a hot seller!- This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by servicefly.
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In reply to: [Plugin Organizer] Admin Area Disable Not WorkingI did exactly that and the plugin was enabled but stopped working. It might have something to do with the plugin using ajax to provide search result.
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In reply to: [Plugin Organizer] Admin Area Disable Not WorkingThere is an alternative possibility:
How can I disable the Simple Locator plugin globally but enable it on the Home Page? I have tried this but also not working for me.
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In reply to: [Plugin Organizer] Admin Area Disable Not WorkingUnfortunately it is not working. Could the fact that I have Simple Locator in the Disabled Standard All Users box in both filters possibly be the problem? BTW, your quick responses say a lot about your plugin and the quality you want to maintain, thank you!
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In reply to: [Plugin Organizer] Admin Area Disable Not WorkingI have an update: I found that the plugin was not saved last time I set it up in the filter where Simple Locator was moved over to the right under Disabled Standard All Users… That solved the admin area issue, but now the plugin is no longer working properly on the frontend.
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In reply to: [Plugin Organizer] Admin Area Disable Not WorkingUnder Role Support, Administrator is the highest. Is there another setting?
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In reply to: [Plugin Organizer] Admin Area Disable Not WorkingYes. Affect Children is checked. I tried the domain without the “*” as so:
https://mydomain.com/wp-admin/BTW, yes I changed the mydomain for mine;)
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Pods - Custom Content Types and Fields] Admin can’t add or update postSorry for the delay, I have been overworking to find this issue. After extensive testing, I finally narrowed it down to a plugin called “Simple Locator.” I will seek their help in figuring this out. I can tell you it was not a roles and capabilities problem. Thanks again.
I was wrong NVM, Solved!
- This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by servicefly.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Pods - Custom Content Types and Fields] Admin can’t add or update postDang! Not Solved… After I manually re-installed WordPress I was able to edit one of the posts in my custom post type. As soon as I logged out and then back in this morning the problem was back. I believe something is broken with User Capabilities or Roles but really haven’t enough evidence yet to know for sure. I’m going to create another post type just for testing. I’ll update this when I have more results.
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In reply to: [Pods - Custom Content Types and Fields] Admin can’t add or update postSolved!
Thank you for trying to help. After massive frustration I manually re-installed WordPress and it fixed the problem. I want to yell at WordPress so bad, but they work hard too.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Pods - Custom Content Types and Fields] Admin can’t add or update postI understand this as I’ve used your plugin quite a bit. Unfortunately, I can only access the custom posts if the 2 following settings are in place:
1. User Capability = post
&
2. Additional User Capabilities = checked
Any other configuration only allows admin to view the post.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Pods - Custom Content Types and Fields] Admin can’t add or update postThanks for the reply:
Are you on a Network Multisite?
I am not running multisite. I actually got one of the snippets of code to solve another’s issue who was running multisite.
Are you running non post/page Capabilities on your Pods? (ie custom capabilities or capabilities based on post or page)
I am not; however, I did enable the Roles & Capabilities component of PODS to try to fix this issue. I tested with it enabled & disabled. I also had the problem after disabling all plugins on generic theme.
Are you using some kind of roles/capabilities manager?
No, just tested it with PODS component.
Are you running any caching plugins, Pods Alternative Cache?
I’m pretty sure I disabled all caching, especially in mu-plugins.
Can you get into the Pods Admin on the site itself?
I’ll clear a few more things up; I am able to save and edit all other post types except the one created with PODS and, yes I can access everything to do with PODS and the post type I created through the admin panel. You wouldn’t be able to tell there is anything wrong until you tried to add a new post or edit an existing post specifically for the post type in PODS.
I’m happy to answer any more questions.
Thank you for your quick reply! Actually I had placed this in the wp-config instead:
define(‘PODS_SHORTCODE_ALLOW_SUB_SHORTCODES’,true);
So I went back and changed it and it now works. Not sure how I got the 2 mixed up. Thanks again!