Brandon_Orndorff

What version of the floating bar do you have? This was an issue in the first release but should have been resolved by 1.2. Could you please give us a link to your website as well so that we can look through the source to see if we can find the issue (if it still exists)?

If your looking for an alternative to Digg Digg when it stops working there is a great on you can search for in the plugins directory “AA’s Digg Digg Alternative”

I did just notice that the LinkedIn button is sitting at the very bottom left of my site wherever the DiggDigg bar is active. Any thoughts on this?

That did it thank you, I will need to fiddle with the settings now since I have them all jacked up from trying to fix it myself ??

My website can be found at: https://www.android-advice.com … I have the floating display to show on the post pages not the homepage. It seems to be an issue with many others as any site I have updated to the newest itteration of WordPress and the newest DiggDigg are having the issue. Thank you

After updating to Digg Digg 5.2.6 my floating display completely vanished. I notice that everything is loading but just doesn’t display. No matter where I try to place it to show up it just doesn’t. I am on WordPress version 3.3.2. If anyone knows a work around for this it would be appreciated.

Sorry about all the posts, I just want to keep updating with current place I am periodically when I make changes. The following is the cleaned up code (since the code above has a lot of fluff from trying things)

function dlp_add_custom_fields($form_fields, $post) {

	$attachmid = $_REQUEST['attachment_id'];

	$form_fields["dl_page_media_field"] = array(
		"label" => __("Download Page URL"),
		"input" => "text",
		"value" => get_site_url()."/file-download-page/?download=$attachmid",
		"helps" => __("Shows below new field"),
????);
	return $form_fields;
}
add_filter("attachment_fields_to_edit", "dlp_add_custom_fields", null, 2);

In case anyone wants to look at the code itself here it is:

function my_image_attachment_fields_to_edit($form_fields, $post) {

	$form_fields["dl_page_media_field"] = array(
		"label" => __("Download Page URL"),
		"input" => "text", // this is default if "input" is omitted
		"value" => get_post_meta($post->ID, "_dl_page_media_field", true)
	);

	$form_fields["dl_page_media_field"]["label"] = __("Download Page URL");
	$form_fields["dl_page_media_field"]["input"] = "text";

//DISPLAY DOWNLOAD PAGE URL WITH FILE TITLE AT END
global $post;
global $wpdb;

//FIND ATTACHMENT ID
$attachmid = $_REQUEST['attachment_id'];
//END FIND ATTACHMENT ID

	$form_fields["dl_page_media_field"]["value"] = get_site_url()."/file-download-page/?download=$attachmid";
	return $form_fields;
}

// attach our function to the correct hook
add_filter("attachment_fields_to_edit", "my_image_attachment_fields_to_edit", null, 2);

Ok this is where I am right now:

I have the Attachment ID showing on the Media -> Edit Media Page using $_REQUEST[‘attachment_id’];

However the field shows up blank on the Media Library page within a post (which is where the id really needs to be seen)