Austen Blokker

@george Stephanis You’re probably right, I’m sure my fix is more of a hack and not the proper way to fix it.

@photocrati I don’t have NextGEN Gallery installed on my sites, the issue for me lies solely with Reed Write. But I’m sure the same issue is cropping up in other plugins too.

Awesome, glad to see you’re still around. One of the best plugins, I wish you kept developing it more.

I wrote a custom field type on one of my sites and every time I update the plugin it gets deleted from the field_types folder. Would be great if there were a way to prevent this.

I found this fix. Just add the following to the top of reed-write.php:

//Fix WordPress 3.7 crash
if( !function_exists( 'wp_get_current_user' ) ) {
    include( ABSPATH . "wp-includes/pluggable.php" );
}

Now if the plugin author would just push this out as an update I could have all my sites fixed all at once.

Gonna bump this issue again. PHP 5.4 and Reed Write crashes my sites. If my web host upgrades to 5.4 I’m going to have to drop this plugin from all of my sites and go with another custom post type plugin or hard-code it in functions.php. I really love this plugin, I hate to see it die.

Was posting the solution but I then I noticed tons of bugs in the code…

I’m having the same problem with category sidebars. It adds +1 to the category count. So all categories with zero posts show as having 1 posts. I’m using custom post types and custom taxonomy, and a custom taxonomy dropdown to filter by taxonomy.

I don’t think it’s a problem with cgatherings’s adrotate plugin. The taxonomy count is stored in the wp_term_taxonomy table in the count column. The count is the total in that taxonomy regardless of which post type is using it, but this has nothing to do with adrotate, this is just how WordPress natively counts terms in a taxonomy, and is used throughout the entire system. I don’t know how WordPress calculates this count in the first place, but the sidebars plugin is getting added to it. Sidebars would have to be re-engineered so that it used some other method of associating itself with a category, or at least subtract itself from the count of total posts associated with that term.

You’ve got the completely wrong arguments going into register_post_type(). Orderby and order don’t belong here. They are meant to be used when you are querying posts from the frontend, in WP_Query()

I was having the same problem with my welcome message. I got it to work by editing my welcome message in iContact and checking “Automatically send a Welcome Message when: I add a contact (One-At-A-Time)”. This will cause your welcome message to send when the contact is added through the iContact API.

I figured out my second question. Just have to select: “Automatically send a Welcome Message when: I add a contact (One-At-A-Time)” in the welcome message editor in iContact.

Note on my first question: even when I’m logged out of my site and submit the form it still works for me, so it doesn’t have anything to do with whether someone is logged in or not. I noticed in your code there should be a more specific error message after the “There was an error…” which looks like it comes returned from the iContact API. For me, I see no specific error message other than “There was an error…”

Second question: When I submit a form it gets added to an iContact list, but it appears the list’s welcome email is not getting sent to me. Is this the intended behavior? Should I be using Gravity Form’s email confirmations instead of iContact’s welcome message?

Awesome! Really awesome plugin by the way, hate to see it marred by this little bug. I noticed though that even when I select a category using the search and add button, the checked off category is not being remembered after I save the sidebar. So, umm, maybe it is a bug after all.

Okay, this intentional functionality wasn’t clear to me. I guess it’s the search that’s not working then. I see the search box, and if I type in my category name it shows it in the autocomplete box, but selecting it does nothing. Maybe if I click “Add”… oh wow it works. I thought the add button was like add a new category if it doesn’t already exist. Okay, just usability issues then I guess. I was expecting it to work more like WordPress’s built in category chooser.

Edit: When I search for a term, why do I have to select it by clicking it and then select it a second time by clicking “add”? Shouldn’t it just be one step instead of two?

I’m having this same issue. Any progress on this?

WordPress 3.4.2. No caching plugins used. Tried adding that rewrite rule that’s in the FAQ. Only using it with one custom image size, thumbnails already regenerated and confirmed they exist. Can send you URL privately if it’s necessary.

Also plugin is giving server error when I go to Posts in the backend.
“HTTP Error 500 (Internal Server Error): An unexpected condition was encountered while the server was attempting to fulfill the request.”
I deactivate the plugin and the error goes away.