Driftless

Hi oliviern — late to the party, but if you are still monitoring this thread, I am curious to know what issue you had with Exifize My Dates plugin?

You mentioned it could not pull the exif data from your photos. Can you confirm that the photos have properly formed exif data? And, if so, what error is being thrown?

Feel free to start a new post on the support forum as well. Thanks.

Well that answers /that/ question. ?? I would argue that the idea has its merits, especially as online identity becomes more nuanced. If it could be determined that person A has never once used the account for anything (except to register) it seems it could be safely scrubbed… Thanks anyway.

Short answer, yes.

Theoretically, anything you can think of can be done with WordPress…

The issue you might run in to is WordPress doesn’t really natively do “user generated” content very well… You can set up multiple authors with restricted access, but as far as letting anyone add content, it’s a little bit tricky. There are plugins that add that functionality, with various levels of success. EG If you want Coach A to be able to submit last nights stats, you can create forms (using a plugin like Gravity Forms) that can harvest that info, and either a) hold it for moderation, or b) automatically post it somewhere.

Without knowing exactly what you want to achieve, I can’t make recommendations, but I can say I have developed complex course registration and user management solutions with WordPress as well as a number of dynamically generated user content based sites… Complexity will vart.

Hi all – Interesting stuff. But with all due respect, it would be great to keep this thread on topic. Thanks!

Katie – thanks for your work. Look forward to seeing the next iteration of Zotpress. Do you have a public repo (github?) I could check out? Happy to help it along if I can.

Nice – looking forward to seeing it.

As proof-of-concept for a current project, I wrote a dirty function to pull a collection into a CPT and have been using Posts-2-Posts to create links.

It has been working quite well (for this use case), I just don’t have the time build it into a publicly consumable product.

Thanks for looking into it.

Other error fixed on line 139:

if($show_home && $show_home != 'off') {

possibly should be:

if(isset($show_home) && $show_home != 'off') {

At least one error resultant of a typo on line 137. I assume:

$poge_array = array();

should be:

$page_array = array();

Also, FYI:

Deprecated calls:
Function: get_the_author_email() Used in wp-content/plugins/export-to-text/export-to-text.php on line 335. Use get_the_author_meta('email') instead. Deprecated in version 2.8.

Argument in add_management_page() Used in wp-content/plugins/export-to-text/export-to-text.php on line 23. Usage of user levels by plugins and themes is deprecated. Use roles and capabilities instead. Deprecated in version 2.0.

2.2 still experiencing this. However, when you select “Generate for quick copying” it gets all the custom post types. Only the export to file doesn’t work.

Fair enough. Thanks. When I get around to this, I’ll share my recipe.

I’m happy with a RTFM response if one exists… I can’t seem to find anything on this anywhere I have looked.

Sort of – yes. By having each zotero item as an entry in a Custom Post Type (say “References” EG: Title: Author,Date Post: Entry, Excerpt: zotero ID ) then we can tap into all of the regular WP features: templating, tagging, categorizing, calling in the loop, etc. etc.

Posts-2-Posts is just one way to create many-to-many relationships across all wordpress posts pages and taxonomies…

As I understand it, Zotpress now stores data in a raw form in a separate table. For many reasons, I am trying to keep things as close to core (native) WP functionality as possible.

Thanks.

Bug submitted: https://github.com/scribu/wp-posts-to-posts/issues/316

I could be wront, but it looks like a function gets registered with a unique ID: an spl_object_cache of the function in question (see: _wp_filter_build_unique_id() ) . So, in order to de-register an anonymous function, one would need to ensure the remove_filter function call is the exact same…

Not sure myself – but I’ve just seen it tossed out a number of times that WP can’t un-register anonymous functions.

Anyway, I’ll just play it “safe” and pollute the place with globals for the time being.

I supposed safest would be to output and then rebuild all connections based on titles instead of ID’s:

Old site: Get connection ID’s, replace with titles
New site: find new IDs for titles, rebuild connections

Anyone have a template for this? Or am I stuck with building it myself ??