Rick Beckman

Just to clarify, are you wanting the “post excerpt” to show up? Or simply the intro of the post up to the “read more” link?

Once in FTP, ensure your WordPress files are uploaded to the actual web root directory for your given site. What that folder is named can vary greatly host to host, but it’s also pretty easy to upload files one folder up from the web root, which would cause them to be inaccessible from a web browser.

Try the code here instead:

https://gist.github.com/BrazenlyGeek/5384131

I didn’t include the shortcode option, opting instead for pure HTML/PHP. You can use shortcodes, though, like this: https://gist.github.com/BrazenlyGeek/5384107 (see code at this link)

It would be helpful to see the sites in question, as well as the exact code you’re trying to use.

Also, are you using the same versions of OpenHook on all of the sites? The same theme (and version of that theme)?

If you would prefer to share the sites/code via email, that’s cool. rick.beckman (at) gmail.com.

The code is saved via the database’s options table, along with the settings for all of Thesis’ other box settings.

If you break your site, you should still be able to access your admin panel & edit the box just fine. Its code is only processed on the frontend of your site, so you should be quite safe in the admin panel.

No problem, friend. Thanks for using OpenHook!

<?php if (is_page('page-1')) { ?>

<input type="hidden" id="hidLocation" value="https://domain.com/" /> <script type="text/javascript" src="https://domain.com/landing.js">

<?php } ?>

You need to enclose the PHP code in PHP tags. The above should work.

Glad you got it sorted out! Thanks for sharing your code!

The second line of your code isn’t valid PHP or is missing the first part of the line. You also have an endwhile call without a corresponding while call earlier in the code.

OpenHook isn’t designed to rearrange elements of your site; for that, you’ll need to use Thesis’ style controls, or perhaps choose the one-column template for your pages.

The only special cases for upgrading were for going from the very out-dated 2.x.x branch to anything newer. From 3.0 on, upgrades have been fairly smooth, requiring no extra steps apart from the upgrade itself, and that’s how it’ll stay going forward.

I know there are others. I implemented the ones people wanted, and no one’s ever mentioned anything else. However, I have no issue with adding more. 5.0 is going to be a big release. I’ve no problem with it being even better, so feel free to drop the feature request (and list of hooks or at least the ones you really care about) over on our repo. ??

https://github.com/BrazenlyGeek/thesis-openhook/issues

Marking this as resolved.

Glad to hear you got this sorted, Bilal! I’ve been researching a couple different methods of capturing OpenHook’s output and bailing out on any particular hook that throws an error due to supplied code, but I’ve not come across any that seem like they’d work in this setup, which is unfortunate.