In our version of PHP the system demands <?PHP and the code only uses <?
Not a huge issue, but you get a dump on the manager screen until it’s fixed.
WAMP system.
]]>Are there any plans to add ordering functionality to Sticky Manager? Currently, stickies appear in the order of posting.
]]>When I select ‘manage stickies’ under posts, I am unable to do anything despite entering the exact name of the post that I am trying to stick.
Naveen
]]>This may have been my environment, but the Sticky Manager plugin with WordPress 3.1 was broken. It would not properly display.
The fix, should anybody else have the same issue is to go through the sticky-manager.php and do a search for <? (without the quotes). Verify that each of the tags is formatted as follows: <?php . Once I did this, the plugin began working as again as expected.
The reason for this because my install does not allow short_tags in apache. I just thought I’d post this should anybody else run across the same issue.
]]>when i click on “manage stickies” i get this error:
Warning: call_user_func_array() expects parameter 1 to be a valid callback, function ‘apsm_echo_admin_menu’ not found or invalid function name in xampp\htdocs\site\wp-includes\plugin.php on line 395
can you fix it?
i’m using the latest version of wordpress v3.0.3
]]>I am using Sticky Manager and it works very well. I am wondering if I can have the sticky posts show the post title?
Thank you for all you do.
]]>It might be handy, mainly for large sites, to have the option in the AJAX-search to only search by Titles, instead of the complete content.
]]>Hi there!
Is it possible to restrict the result on the “stickification” search box by category? I suppose a manual tweak in the plugin’s SQL query?
Thanks for your help!
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