bstritesky

Just a note of follow-up. The “Custom Post Type Selector” plugin was causing PHP warnings to be logged on my pages, probably because it was incorrectly adding my custom post type to the loop.

I followed the tutorial here to add my custom post type to the loop in my functions.php file, and that works without any PHP warnings.
https://justintadlock.com/archives/2010/02/02/showing-custom-post-types-on-your-home-blog-page

OK, I seem to have solved my problem. I am using the “Types” Custom Post Type plugin to create the “Sermon” post type, and all of the sermons and audio files are attached to posts in that post type.

However, I needed to add the “Custom Post Type Selector” plugin as well to add the Sermon post type to the WordPress loop–apparently something that the “Types” plugin doesn’t do by default.

I now see my custom podcasts!

After doing some testing, it seems that this is because all of my podcast posts are part of a custom post type. When I added a podpress media file to a normal post, then the feed appeared, but only with that one post, and nothing else from my custom post type.

I have the Podpress settings such that the Podpress section is available for this custom post type (sermons), and from the /sermons/feed link above, that’s definitely working.

How can I get the custom podcast feed to incorporate all of the posts from within my custom post type? Thanks.

Solution posted elsewhere:
So that you can easily reply to customers submitting the forms, you need to add the following line in to the Additional Headers field.

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Any update on an official fix? Thanks.

I’m seeing this as well. All forms that use an email address are being corrupted, so that paypal forms will no longer work. Please address this ASAP.

I’m experiencing a similar issue.

Hope this gets fixed sometime, but lmilesw’s solution worked. Thanks!

The suggestion above assumed a clear delineation in the podpress media section of each post between the various podpress feeds. I assume that the various feeds are not all shown in the podpress media area.

Therefore it seems like a better idea to have a single “media file box” where you select all the media files for that post, and within the file selection dialog box, it would allow you to specify favorite folders, so I can quickly select my files from the audio folder and from the video folder.

Does this seem attainable?

Yes, I use the option. I do like the dropdown list as it is, but do see how this could be improved to browse files/directories.

Even if a new file selection prompt is created, it would be nice to be able to give a default directory per feed. My audio feed will always have its files in directory A; my video feed will always have its files in directory B. It would be nice for it to just know that by default to make selection even quicker.

Wow, the newest version is great!

One more request, do you think it would be possible to have a different media file directory for each podcast type? Currently my audio and video feeds are in two different folders, so it would be super convenient for it to be able to look to separate directories per feed.

Thanks again for all your hard work, it is very much appreciated.

Thanks for doing all this work. I’ll have to take a look at the development version when I have some spare time. I haven’t tested development versions before, but I imagine I should back up the MySQL database and the files before attempting to use the dev version?

Your filtering integration enhancement sounds very nice indeed! I would just create two categories, audio and video, and ensure that both get listed in the single post. Then the filter would ensure that the Audio and Video podcasts are separate in their media content, but can share pretty much everything else, such as description, author, etc. Is my understanding correct? It would be nice to have free-text filtering options so that any file extension could be used.

That would be wonderful. Thanks!

The reason it would be great to specify separate feeds is that the two obviously have different titles (“EMBC Sermon Audio” and “EMBC Sermon Video”), but each can share the description, author, and so on.

Thanks for this response. I actually did that hacking and it basically has the same result as just flagging the .mp4 (Video) to be included in the Atom version only. Either way it ends up in the Atom feed, just with a different feed path.

I suppose the ultimate ideal solution would be to be able to specify multiple RSS2 podcasts within a single post. THAT would rock.

In our situation, our church publishes both a sermon audio and sermon video podcast with a description. It would be very convenient to specify that the .mp3 media file goes to RSS2 Podcast for Audio and the .mp4 media file goes to RSS2 Podcast for Video, predefined already.

I assume that this would require a lot of code change because the whole backbone of PodPress is built on the assumption of a single Podcast.