americanknight

Turns out I had set the display of the decimal places to 0 in (WooCommerce Settings -> General -> Currency options), which was causing the rounding.

Thanks for the reply. I don’t know why, but for some reason I’m no longer able to reproduce the error. Apparently something else fixed it. I’ll keep you posted if I get any for more information.

I appreciate the help. I looked into my PayPal account, and I don’t have a security key enabled, so that’s not the problem for me.

Yes, I do have my merchant id configured with s2member. Though after looking at what Christian shared, I realized that my unsubscribe button is still using my merchant email address in the URL it generates instead of my merchant id (maybe I need to regenerate the short code?). So as an experiment, I replaced:

https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_subscr-find&alias=%5Bmy email]

With

https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_subscr-find&alias=%5Bmy merchant id]

On the up side, I now get this message when I’m redirected to PayPal:

“To cancel a specific subscription click on its details. This will take you to its details page where you will find a Cancel button.”

On the down side, no subscriptions are listed! Under “All Activity” (within the correct date range), there’s nothing there. So this actually makes the situation worse, because with the previous error message, it at least provided a link to where users could find their subscriptions and cancel them.

I’m afraid not. Still waiting for a response.

Now that I’m looking at the code, I realize this wasn’t an error at all. For my purposes, though, I deleted the condition to only make the title clickable if the status is set to published.

I’ve only found one small error (at least I think it’s an error), which is that private posts are not clickable on the index page. Great work!

One other note: is there a reason that the status of posts can’t be changed after a post has been saved? It would be nice if the status could be changed at any time.

Awesome, thanks! I’ll be sure to let you know if I find any bugs.

I have a self-help site where I’m creating an online diary for users to record their personal progress. A lot of the information will be sensitive and so needs to be private. Though users will also be able to make their posts public if they want to share their progress with others. There’s a lot of possibilities of how this his functionality could be useful.

Thanks for the idea. I did, however, test this on three different computers, so I’m pretty sure that’s not the issue. Most likely it was, in fact, a stranger server issue.

What the deuce? Immediately after posting this, I refreshed my home page, and now the posts are there. I’d refreshed well over 10 times in the last hour and got nothing till now. I would guess this is a server parsing issue, only the posts were appearing live in other parts of the site, so that doesn’t explain it. WEIRD!

I’m experiencing this exact same problem. I updated to WordPress 3.3.1 today, and since then I haven’t been able to make new posts on my homepage. Old posts, however, are showing up. The new posts appear everywhere else, just not on the home page. Any ideas?

I’ve tried all of those checkpoints to a tee, and I’m still having this problem as well.

I figured it out. Here’s my code:

<a href="https://partybaron.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=<?php the_ID(); ?>&action=edit">Edit</a>

Thanks for the pointer. I was able to find this:

<a href="<?php echo wp_login_url( get_permalink() ); ?>" title="Login">Login</a>

… which is almost what I want. If I could just figure out how to redirect to the edit page for the particular post, I’ll be set.

That’s almost what I need, except that for non-logged-in users, I need the link to first take them to the login page and then directly to the edit page for the post they were viewing, as opposed to the dashboard. And I need this link to automatically work on any post, as opposed to having to hard code it on each post with individualized post numbers. Is there a way to do this?