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Thank you very much for the nice review @pbaumgartner!
Hi @howdy_mcgee,
I’m afraid our plugin doesn’t offer any shortcodes or functionality for displaying lists on the front-end.
The plugin does however use the built-in WordPress taxonomy API for the folders though. So, if you wanted, you could query for posts and filter by a given folder to create a list of items in that folder on the front-end.
Please let me know if I can provide any other information that might be useful or if you have any other questions.
Hi @sharon135,
I’m going to mark this topic as resolved for now but, if you need help with anything else, just let us know.
Thanks for the review @chananjo!
Thanks @pbaumgartner for sending that to me.
I was able to figure out the issue. The query we were using to count the number of items in each folder was grouping on the term_taxonomy_id field instead of the term_id field. Most of the time these two fields are the same; however, they can diverge and term_id is actually the correct field to group by that we should have been using.
We’ve updated the plugin to fix this issue and once you update to 2.17.4 it should work for you.
Thank you so much for your patience, everything you did, and the time you invested to help us track down this bug. As a small thank you, I’m going to send you an email with a discount code to receive a free copy of the pro version of the plugin in case you’d like to use it.
Thanks again!
Great. I’m going to mark this issue as resolved but, if you still have trouble or need help with anything else, feel free to let us know.
Okay, let’s try something different. Would it be possible for you to export your staging site’s database and send that to me? You can export the database either through phpMyAdmin or by using a plugin like WP Migrate DB. Please make sure you export the staging site database and not the production database.
Once you have it exported, could you upload the zip to a file sharing service and send me the link? You can send me the link using our contact form so you don’t have to post it here.
Yes, that’s correct, the $24.50 renewal is annual.
Hi @sharon135,
Here are the answers to your questions:
- Correct, the free version allows you to organize pages, posts, and custom post types but does not include media library folders. The pro/paid version includes media library folders as well as folders for Gravity Forms, WooCommerce, and the plugins screen. You can learn more about the pro version here.
- The cost of the pro personal version is $49 for one year of updates. After the first year, if you’d like, you can renew for $24.50 to continue receiving plugin updates. The plugin will still work though even if you don’t renew.
- We offer lifetime support for our plugins. So even if you don’t renew your license, you can still get support. We prioritize all support requests the same and typically respond on a first-come-first-serve basis.
- The personal edition of the pro version is valid for one domain. So, yes, you can use it on any site you want but the license only works for one domain.
- The personal license is valid for a single domain. The agency license is valid for unlimited domains.
I hope this answers your questions! Let us know if we can help with anything else.
Hi @rremick,
I’m referring to the WordPress navigation menu that appears on the left side of the screen when logged into the admin. You should see a link near the bottom of that menu that says “Toggle Folders”. Note that if you have the menu collapsed, only icons will appear and you’ll have to hover your mouse over the icons to see which one says “Toggle Folders” (the icon is a folder).
Hi @pbaumgartner,
Thanks for providing those screenshots. Can you please do me one more favor and provide the page ID of the first two or three pages in the folder? I want to cross-reference them with the object IDs in the screenshot from the database query to see if any match (which they should in theory).
Also, by chance have you tried creating another folder and putting some items in it to see what happens? If not, can you try that? This is a really bizarre issue and I’m wondering if perhaps there’s something wonky going on with that specific folder.
Hi @rremick,
What you’re describing is usually the result of there not being enough room on the page to neatly display everything. Here are a few things you can do to help free up space:
- If you don’t need all of the columns that are displayed on the screen, you can hide some of them by clicking “Screen Options” in the upper-right corner and unchecking the box next to the columns you don’t need
- You can make the folder pane narrower to give the posts table more space (hover over the vertical line separating the folder pane from the posts table and drag to resize)
- You can toggle the folder pane on/off as needed to free up space (use the “Toggle Folders” link in the menu on the left-hand side to turn the folder pane on/off)
I hope this helps! Let us know if you still need help or have any questions.
Thank you very much for the positive review @kedarvbhat!
Thanks Peter. That would certainly explain why the item counts aren’t displaying correctly as that query shouldn’t be empty if there are pages assigned to folders.
Let’s try a few other things if you’re up for it.
Can you please log into your WordPress admin and change the part of the URL after
/wp-admin/toedit-tags.php?taxonomy=wf_page_folders&post_type=pageand take a screenshot of what you see?Next, can you please click on the link in the “Count” column for one of the folders that you know you’ve assigned a page to and take a screenshot of what appears?
Next, go back to
edit-tags.php?taxonomy=wf_page_folders&post_type=pageand click “Edit” for the same folder and note the “tag_ID” parameter in the URL. Then, go back to phpMyAdmin, run the following query and take a screenshot (remember to replace the “xxx” below with the number you noted from the “tag_ID” parameter):SELECT * FROMwp_term_relationshipsWHERE term_taxonomy_id = xxx;Sorry for all the back-and-forth but, at the moment, it’s a complete mystery to me as to why the count query isn’t working for you and this is the only thing I can think of to try to narrow down the issue. Thanks for your help.
Okay, great. Can you please log in to phpMyAdmin and do the following:
- Your database should be listed on in the left-hand navigation; click on it to select it
- Click on the “SQL” tab, paste in the following query, and click “Go” to run it:
SELECT tr.term_taxonomy_id, COUNT(tr.object_id) AS n FROM wp_term_relationships AS tr INNER JOIN wp_term_taxonomy AS tt ON tr.term_taxonomy_id = tt.term_taxonomy_id INNER JOIN wp_posts p ON tr.object_id = p.ID WHERE tt.taxonomy = 'wf_page_folders' AND p.post_status NOT IN ('trash') GROUP BY tr.term_taxonomy_id;
Note that if your database tables use a prefix other thanwp_, replacewp_in the query above with whatever that prefix is - Please take a screenshot of the results and send to me
Thanks for your help in troubleshooting this. Let me know if you have any questions.