byobrick

Well, the problem isn’t that. The custom comment form does have the comment_form hook in exactly the same place in the html as the current version of WordPress. Essentially immediately before the end of the form.

Could it be something else?

Interesting – do you know off the top of your head which hook you are using for the comments?

Sure – here it is – https://byobtutorial.com/services/custom-home-design/

Excellent – Thank You

That’d be great. As it turns out my code didn’t actually work. It works for existing widgets, so I can edit the settings of existing widgets, but it fails when I add a new widget.

The failure is a 500 server error.

I found additional places where I needed to unset those taxonomies from the arrays. Now that I’ve done that it takes about 90 seconds to regenerate the dynwid-config page. But it does actually work now.

Please do email me I would like to chat about customizing the plugin.

[email protected] – or the donation email address.

FWIW I’ve tried using unset for both post types and taxonomies and it didn’t fix it. I tried:

$smaller_list = get_post_types($args, 'objects', 'and');
                        unset($smaller_list['courses']);

			// Custom Post Type
			self::$post_types = $smaller_list;

and
`$taxlist = get_taxonomies($args, ‘objects’, ‘and’);
unset($taxlist[‘topics’]);
unset($taxlist[‘lesson-subjects’]); ‘

The filter then allows me remove the offending taxonomies from the array from within one of my functions files. Most of the taxonomies I don’t use. I really only use the widget groups.

After you get the $taxlist can’t we just unset the unnecessary taxonomies?

Probably, especially if the terms are arranged in their hierarchy. The problem with using term id is that you can’t tell which term is a child of another.

How about a customization that excludes the big taxonomies. For example – unset a couple of the taxonomies from the array before passing it to the function that sorts the hierarchy?

I didn’t realize how critical this plugin was to my site until I couldn’t change settings on a widget. Suddenly I realize how much I depend on the ability to selectively assign widgets.

With something like 1500 posts, pages custom post types, several templates, 18 sidebars and 150 widgets this kind of control has become mission critical. I am happy to financially support something that I am so dependent on.

I’ve just tested each version through 1.5.0 – with most plugins deactivated and the issue is the same.

Can I hire you to customize this for me so that it will work?

This taxonomy term list hasn’t changed appreciably for a couple of months and the plugin did work fine.

Is there a previous version that you would recommend that I try?

I did try that but it throws a 500 server error.

Is there a way to selectively remove taxonomies while retaining others? I use the widget group taxonomies for assigning widgets to the custom post types.

However, I don’t use big taxonomies when assigning widgets.