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Julien760, I forced the plugin to load the scripts and now it works just fine. In the bp-custom.php I put the wp_enqueue_scripts:

function bpxjscripts() {
	if (!is_admin() && function_exists('bp_core_screen_general_settings')) { 

        wp_register_script( 'availability', plugins_url() . '/bp-xtra-signup/js/availability.js', array('jquery'), NULL);
        wp_enqueue_script('availability');

        wp_register_script( 'strengthmeter', plugins_url() . '/bp-xtra-signup/js/strengthmeter.js', array('jquery'), NULL);
        wp_enqueue_script('strengthmeter');

        wp_register_script( 'emailcheck', plugins_url() . '/bp-xtra-signup/js/email-check.js', array('jquery'), NULL);
        wp_enqueue_script('emailcheck');

        wp_register_script( 'emailcompare', plugins_url() . '/bp-xtra-signup/js/email-compare.js', array('jquery'), NULL);
        wp_enqueue_script('emailcompare');
    }
}
add_action('wp_enqueue_scripts', 'bpxjscripts');

lottamadness,

It happened to me also. The problem was that I was selecting the crop area before clicking the edit button. To properly use the plugin you shouldn’t use the wordpress default crop tool. First you select the custom size to be edited on the dropdown, click on the edit buttom, then you select the crop area in the pop-up window and save the image.

Hi Alkorr,

On OS X You can unselect everything by pressing the command key and clicking the last selected option. I don’t know how to do it on Windows, but I know it’s possible (try the control key).

I don’t know how new this feature is, but it is just a matter of unchecking post & page in the “Custom Post Types for SEO Column Support” field on the AIOSE settings page.

Hi Maxemil,

Many thanks for your code again

Actually I’ve studied a bit of SQL and I did it!
I’ve noticed also that we should get only the approved comments, in case we need to delete any of them after they’ve received likes.

Here is the code:

function cl_return_top_5($postorpageID)
{
  global $wpdb;
  $cl_table_name = $wpdb->prefix . "comments_likes";
  $wp_comments_table_name = $wpdb->comments;

  $liketop = $wpdb->get_results($wpdb->prepare("SELECT comment_ID
						FROM $wp_comments_table_name
						INNER JOIN $cl_table_name ON comment_ID = like_comment_ID
						WHERE comment_post_ID = '$postorpageID' and comment_approved = '1'
						GROUP BY like_comment_ID
						ORDER BY COUNT( like_ID ) DESC, comment_date DESC
						LIMIT 5")
						);

  foreach ($liketop as $acomment)
  {
    $id_acomment = $acomment->comment_ID;
    $commentauthor = get_comment_author($id_acomment);
    $readmore = '<a href="'.get_comment_link($id_acomment).'">' . __('[Read more]', 'afrec') . '</a>';
    $comment = get_comment_excerpt($id_acomment) . " " .$readmore;
    echo '<p>'.$comment.'</p>';
    echo '<p class="right"><strong>'.$commentauthor.'</strong></p>';

  }
}

//to get the top five comments for the Post or page with ID = 2

<?php cl_return_top_5('2') ?>

Look this: need-to-change-default-events-category-to-french-evenements

VanlsleLife, U could use the plugin wp-no-category-base.

Lincoln Lemos, take a look at this thread: need-to-change-default-events-category-to-french-evenements

Simple Tags 1.8 => simple-tags.php => line 70, below “// Load translations”

Mixing some functions from here and here I wrote the code below in my functions.php:

function the_slug($pageID) { // Is there any other way to get the parent page slug?

	$post_data = get_post($pageID, ARRAY_A);
	$slug = $post_data['post_name'];
	return $slug;
}

function child_page_template(){
	global $post;
	$parent_page_slug = the_slug($post->post_parent);
	$page_template = 'page-'. $parent_page_slug . '-child.php'; //name it on your own
	$parents = get_post_ancestors($post->ID); // if is child
	if($parents){update_post_meta($post->ID,'_wp_page_template',$page_template);}

}

add_action('save_post','child_page_template');

Now, every time a child page is created or updated it will have as page template a file named “page-parentslug-child.php.

for example:
‘PARENT’ => page-slug.php (default)
‘parent’> ‘CHILD’ => page-‘PARENTSLUG’-child.php
‘parent’> ‘child’> ‘GRANDCHILD’ => page-‘CHILDSLUG’-child.php
‘parent’> ‘child’> ‘grandchild’ > ‘GRAND-GRANDCHILD’ => page-‘GRANDCHILDSLUG’-child.php (…) and so on.

That it

Hi Maxemil, Thanks for the code.

I must say I’m completely newbie to mysql queries. Could you please show me how I could limit this query to return ‘likes’ for a specific post, lets say post_ID = ‘1’.

Thanks again

Dennis,

You just have to use the language short tags [:en], [:fr] etc.

For example:
[:en]<a title="Go to %title%." href="%link%">[:pt]</a><a title="Ir para %title%." href="%link%">[:fr]</a><a title="Aller à %title%." href="%link%"></a>

I don’t know why but sometimes the home.php doesn’t work form me (possibly something related to the qtranslate plugin?). Now, instead of home.php I use the front-page.php and voilà, no problems.