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yudge
(@yudge)
Looked at the code and figured it out. Basically its exactly as shown in the examples, though this should probably be included in the plugin widget description for clearer understanding.
author={{post:post_author}}&&post_type={{post:post_type}}
The string is parsed using wp_parse_str() and then passed to array_merge_recursive() to merge in the args.
Thread Starter
yudge
(@yudge)
Thanks for the prompt reply. Hmm, yes that’d fix the issue; however, it does take away the feature. Also I think it’d be beneficial if you guys highlight this option on the settings page and explain a bit about it or even default to “Disable”, since at first glance I think very few would see the option there and most would just switch to another plugin when encountering this problem.
And it seems somehow your plugin silences the error. I had to step through the code using debugger and locate the issue. When I called get_users() in my own code, I got the php memory error displayed.
