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  • DeeMo

    (@deemo)

    hi Jeremy, I just found out that the bug fix for the duplicated stars issue only works for the CPTs that have ‘public’ => true. The issue reappears on all CPTs that have
    'public' => false.
    I got more: if I revert line 71 of your code to ‘public’ => true, ‘_builtin’ => false (alas: before the fix), the issue happens the other way round: double stars on public CPTs, single star on non-public CPTs

    Any Idea?

    Me too: it’s breaking my next prev link navigation. Same exact problem as davidinoo.
    First post still gets both links, so you end up jumping back and forth between first and second post.
    Thing is, I tested it with a clean twenty-ten theme, no other plugin installed..still breaks.

    Mattyza, I applied your solution but it breaks the Publish box ( save as draft, status etc). Looks like the ajax thingie wont work anymore, nothing happens when you try to edit the status…I deactivated the modified plugin and the publish box now works again. Anyone experiencing the same problem?

    Ok, trying to make sense of this, after a few hours of pure madness,
    I’m gonna quote Ottodestruct and his explanation of the concept:
    “The “Reply to Person” only works when Javascript is disabled on the client. That’s the purpose of it. If the javascript is working, then you don’t need to see the Reply to X thing, since the reply box itself moves to where the reply will be. However, without the javascript, the page has to reload to get the reply-to info, and the name thing there is a visual indicator of who you’re replying to, since the reply box will be at the bottom and not in the right place.”
    I still have to decide if I agree or not. He does make sense and I understand why this is NOT considered a bug in some quarters.
    But still, the personalized reply to %s looks much better to me.

    <?php
      if($post->post_parent)
     $children = wp_list_pages("title_li=&child_of=".$post->post_parent."&exclude=".$post->ID."&echo=0");
      else
      $children = wp_list_pages("title_li=&child_of=".$post->ID."&echo=0");
      if ($children) {??>
      <ul>
      <?php echo $children;??>
      </ul>
      <?php }??>

    I’m no php coder but I had your same problem and I think I made this to work.
    I think you miss the
    "&echo=0"

    Asking coders if this is correct and eventually why.

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