Gentlemen,
I wonder what the shortcode or function should I use to invoke this plugin directly from the page code, without the widget.
]]>The Widget’s config interface is rendered unusable by a load of PHP Notices an Warnings about Undefined variables and other issues. I tried defining a bunch of variables by modifying the code, but I couldn’t get rid of all the issues, so I had to remove the plugin outright, which is a shame, because it was exactly what I was looking for. I’m not going to change my PHP settings just so that the errors are hidden, because they still occur, and to be honest, they shouldn’t. The errors are visible on my Dev server, and although not visible on my production server, the very quickly make the PHP error log file huge. I’m pretty sure that there is a way to tackle all the errors, but it’s a fair amount of work, and this isn’t my plugin. A ton of errors being thrown in my face was the reason I took one look at Joomlah and then binned it. It’s bad code.
]]>Hello, I am using WordPress Loop to show a series of movies that are appearing in a theatre. After the movie shows, I want the post to be removed from the plugin loop. I have added custom fields with the key $post_expiration for the expiration date and the format mm/dd/yyyy 00:00:00. How can I use this information in conjunction with the WordPress Loop plugin? It would be similar to the info in teh following post:
Setting Post Expiration Date
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
1) “Enable sticky post” isn’t working
2) “content_length” isn’t working (no content being displayed when set to 100)
3) “more_text” isn’t working (no link and some characters not being displayed: e.g. > and ?)
We’ve tested the plug in. It works across the board with any cat/tag combination you cam imagine. It finds the posts properly.
But the moment you add a custom taxonomy, say “Audience” and create a post with a term say, “Women” under the “Audience” taxonomy, and you test the plug in to see if it can find the post in the loop, you see it fails. It does not find anything.
It’s important to note that the plug in does detect the newly created custom taxonomy “Audience” and show all the terms of that taxonomy ( such as “women,youth,etc”, and lets you pick one term from the drop down, and lets you save it, the result is NOTHING. But, if you set the “Audience” dropdown’s term as “ALL” ( as opposed to “women” ), it does find the posts.
Is that a bug? Or are we missing something?
]]>When I select a content_length in the widget, all inline formatting such as ‘strong’ and ’em’ are stripped out.
Does anyone know how to keep that inline markup intact through the loop?
]]>For me, “Enable sticky post” is not working on non-front pages.
Otherwise, great!
]]>Thank you so very much for this plugin! Indispensable in building static home pages.
One note. In order to display thumbnail images, I changed line 184 from …
the_post_thumbnail();
… to this …
the_post_thumbnail('thumbnail');