Codepress

Thank you for the feedback.

I can not reproduce the script error. It could be a conflict with another plugin script. Could you tell me which plugins you had installed when this error occurred? It would help me a lot in finding a solution.

You can also email me.

Cheers,

Tobias

Hi,

Nice to see you are making use of the added filters ??

You example is very clear and it makes a good point. I will be adding your suggested filter (with a prefix) to the next release (1.4.5 and up).

Cheers,

Tobias

I have a working for solution for this problem. I will include this fix in the upcoming release ( 1.4.2). This will give you full control over the ALL in One SEO columns. I will send you a beta version of the new release so you won’t have to wait.

Cheers,

Tobias.

Hi Jon, Sorry to hear you are having problem with the activation. I have send you an email so we can solve this as soon as possible.

Tobias

Hi Sebastian,

Thanks for taking the time for this extensive bug report. I will have a look at this and post my findings here.

Tobias.

Would you mind sending me a screenshot of the CPT screen which has the error? That would help me find a solution. You can send it to [email protected].

Tobias

I have found a solution to this and I have send you an email with a fix. I will also include the fix in the next release (1.4.2 and up).

Tobias

I have fixed this issue in the latest release (1.4 an up ) of Codepress admin columns. A small change in setting the priority of the “manage_users_columns” filter was needed.

Tobias.

I have just released the latest version 1.4. This release will have the option to make all columns of any type support the sorting. Even though the filter Ikraav suggested will still work it’s not essential anymore when you have this addition.

The addon however requires a license key which can be purchased in our shop.

@Ikraav I like your idea about the default sorting option. I am currently working on this.

Tobias

The latest release (1.4 an up) of Codepress Admin Columns has the roles column now.

The 1.4 release is out! Now you can use the example code above. Let me know if it does the trick.

Tobias

I have just released an update of the plugin (v1.4). I have included an additional path columns for the media library. So you just need to update and you’re good to go ??

I have also made a note for the option to copy it to clipboard, so I will look into that for a next release.

Tobias.

I think I have found the solution for this. I will implement this fix in the 1.4 release of codepress admin columns.

That filter hasn’t been build in the current version ( 1.3.1 and older ).

I will add this to the next release (1.4 and up), which will be released shortly.

Then you would be able to remove any post type you’d like from the admin columns by adding the following code to your functions.php in your theme folder.

add_filter('cpac-get-post-types', 'remove_post_types_from_admin_columns');
function remove_post_types_from_admin_columns($post_types)
{
	unset($post_types['events']);

	return $post_types;
}

In this example I have used ‘events’ as the custom post type that is removed from the codepress admin columns. It won’t affect anything else that has to do with this post type, just the columns.

Hope this will help you filter out unwanted post types.

Tobias.

You ar right, at this time I haven’t yet implemented all the metadata for Media Library attachments. There is a lot more useable image data like iso, shutter_speed, aperture and lots more… that is stored there. It’s something that I will be implementing, so I have put it on the list of upcoming features.

Tobias.