Shelley Keith

I updated, changed the “super admin” setting, adjusted a few other things, and am still not getting a scheduler box on the add/edit screens. I’ve deleted and reinstalled the plugin, re-updated WP, ran the network updater, and adjusted various settings. I get success messages after every action, but no scheduler tool. I’m running 3.3 network. I did try network activating, but it didn’t get me anywhere.

The page I was using was running Gravity Forms. Interesting that yours started working again with a rollback. Mine did not. I also tried adding SSL to a page without a form on it with no success. The new version just doesn’t like my site. ??

Nevermind. I found it.

Any chance you can give me more specific instructions on how to do this? I went through all the plugin files and found a few places where it talked about min-level, but no indication of how to change it if you can’t actually see what looks to be a dropdown that would be generated on the settings page. I also didn’t see anything in the database options table that lead me to a voila moment.

This is something I’m seriously interested in, along with single-config multi-site support.

Accidentally discovered that the widget only works if you’re currently logged into Facebook in the browser you’re viewing the site on. Is there any way around that? It doesn’t make much sense to simply display an empty widget if the user isn’t logged in. I can see showing the events and forcing FB login to get details of the FB site.

Update, several new pages have been published on blogs that aren’t the primary blog in the last half hour that aren’t showing up on the tags blog at all.

I get the same error, but only if I’m using the quick editor.

Not working in wpmu 2.8.3 either.

Can someone please test the changes for 2.8.2? Email [email protected] with any errors, thoughts, etc.

https://files.getdropbox.com/u/1009993/azindex_changed_files_only.zip

What version of WP are you on?

I’m working on an upgrade for this now since it’s a critical plugin for my site. If I get it working I’ll post the fix(es).

Ok, I found a way to alter this in the code. I’d love to see someone make the event URL a variable or something.

You can see below where I commented out the original code and replaced it with my hardcoded URL (/calendar) in amr-ical-events-list.php

function amr_derive_summary (&$e) {
/* If there is a event url, use that as href, else use icsurl, use description as title */
//	$e['SUMMARY'] = htmlentities(amr_just_flatten_array ($e['SUMMARY'] ));
//	return('<a href="'
//	.($e['URL']?(amr_just_flatten_array($e['URL'])):"").'" title="'
//	.($e['DESCRIPTION']?(str_replace( '\n', '  ', (htmlentities(amr_just_flatten_array($e['DESCRIPTION']))))):"").'">'
//	.$e['SUMMARY']
//	.'</a>');
		$e['SUMMARY'] = htmlentities(amr_just_flatten_array ($e['SUMMARY'] ));
		return('<a href="/calendar" title="'
		.($e['DESCRIPTION']?(str_replace( '\n', '  ', (htmlentities(amr_just_flatten_array($e['DESCRIPTION']))))):"").'">'
		.$e['SUMMARY']
	.'</a>');
}

I can see what it’s doing, and it is similar. Unfortunately I’m not a coder and probably won’t be able to rework it to meet my specific needs. Looks like I’ll have to get a plugin developer on the job. Thanks!

I’ve done it this way before, but what I’d like to do now is have 1 page template that contains a call to display posts from category X where the value of X is indicated in a custom field value. I’d also like an if/then statement so that if there is no value (i.e. no corresponding custom field) then there is no display at all. This way I can associate a post category with a page without creating potentially dozens of page templates.

My specific use is to associate sports pages (coaches, schedule, roster) with related press releases on a university athletics site.

I don’t suppose anyone can point me to a resource or existing plugin to make this happen?