chuckmo

That is no problem at all. I’ve fixed it manually for the moment, so there is no rush. Just want to make sure future updates won’t require me to make the modification by hand each time.

Thank you much!

Totally spaced on this, sorry for not catching your reply!

The issue is on the WP side, not the External DB side. The method I referred to is WP’s specifying to match the local user by login, whereas I need it to reference the email field on the WP user. I’m already doing what you suggested in terms of mapping the external DB email column to both email and username locally.

@mpulver –

Can you share where you adjusted the priority? In my web-to-lead field, the id is coming through as “{id}” and I think you have the solution, but I can’t find where the hook is set up.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 9 months ago by chuckmo.

I figured it out right after I posted (of course).

I had an old version of another one of your plugins which used an older version of the framework. So when WP Pagenavi checked if scb was already installed, it found that old version so it didn’t load the newer scbFramework bundled with it. However, the older one must not have had the scbUtil::add_activation_hook() method.

Anyways, thanks again!

BUMP! I’m also looking for a solution to this.

Alright, it should be working now. Please let me know if it isn’t.

You may need to delete and reinstall instead of just upgrading.

@david: that is on the future features list

@flashbuddy: thanks for the offer, but we’re releasing this through our web development company, 40 Digits. We made a blog post for this plugin.

Once it’s stable I’ll add some screen shots and implement things like endless slides

There are some major bugs indeed… I’ll have them fixed by the afternoon. Thanks for the feedback!

Thanks for the link, but it looks like that just sets up the default values in the form. If the user doesn’t then click the “save” button, those defaults won’t be saved and the widget will still be configured with blank values.

Is there any way to store default values without having the user save the widget? In the method used prior to 2.8, you could put the widget’s defaults in the options table upon plugin activation.

I landed here looking for the same answer, but found it after digging around in the Codex.

Try:
get_page_link(get_option('page_for_posts'))

Woops, wrong kind of referrer I think..

I too would like ot be able to specify the format of the date. In particular, I need event_start_date() returned in a shorter form.

Perhaps we could pass the formatting as an argument?

Thanks for a quality plugin!

Could I possibly set it up so that the posts are password protected, but you only have to enter it once to read all protected posts?

Well what I’m trying to so is have a “member’s section” more or less. I was going to have each post in that section be set private to the author “member” and then have each user login as that user to see that content. I also hacked apart the admin stuff so that “member” get forwarded back to the homepage.

Then to make a page a members only page, I just post it while logged into the admin account but make the owner “member” and make it private.

Does that make sense?

Maybe there’s a better way to go about this…