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My problem was I couldn’t get the plugin to even display the extra options on the edit panel. I did get that to work but after reviewing realized it was not going to do what I needed. Whatever post/page you wish the results to be displayed will need to call the that “meta”. Don’t know if this helps.

Yikes I have been struggling over this same sort issue for weeks now. I didn’t realize the results are not necessarily in the order they were entered.

Thanks for this posting. It give me a starting point. Can I somehow use this function where it “defaults” to the current post? (i.e. I don’t need to specifically assign a postID/

Thanks

Additional Information from above:

I am trying to use this plugin to track sponsors via a custom field. The key is called ‘sponsor’ and the value reflects their name and the date of their sponsor. I simply want the values of this custom field key returned in the order they were entered over time for a given post. The array that is created over time shows a different order than that actually entered over time. Can I apply a sort using the database unique ID? Can I sort simply in the order they were entered? Thanks

Ok been working too much lately and running out of patience. Think I am finally moving in the right direction. It is now beginning to work.

Much thanks. Been working too much lately and running out of patience I think!! This plugin has a lot of potential though. I am grateful for all those that spend the time to make these plugins possible. Thanks again for your help!

Having the same problem. I have been google’ing for most of the evening trying to find a simple installation and documentation link.

I am using Newsletter also and cannot get pics to display in email newsletter, though they display when the link in the email is clicked. In other words the blog entries show the pic.

It seems Newsletter it is pulling them from a default location. I am using WP3.0. Given the code above does somebody know a “hack” to change where the pic link is located? Don’t know if it is a WP version issue or something else. I am using the Hybrid news theme. Not a PHP expert here but can ususally hack what I need

Thanks

Never mind….user syntax error. ??

Has anybody gotten Widget Logic to work with the “Hybrid” theme?

I had problems with the “tabs” appearing too, and did check to insure that my theme does use unique IDs, which it does. After troubleshooting I found an apparent conflict with the WP-e-commerce plug that I use for my “e-store”. It uses J-scripts. When I deactivated this plugin the “tabs” appeared and the “tabbed-widget” worked fine. When I reactivated the WP-e-commerce plugin, the tabs quit working, suggesting some kind of conflict. Any suggestions?

WP 2.9.2; WP-e-Commerce 3.7.6.5

Thanks

I actually figured out a way to make this membership plugin work with Google check-out, though it is only a workaround. It took going into the mysql database to see what was going on. I will post just in case somebody wants to know. I am using Google checkout. It is a workaround until they fix it the way it should work.

Once the order for subscription was processed through Google (my case) I would then go to the “sales” in e-commerce and go ahead and “accept payment”, noting the users email address. Once I had that, I launched phpmyadmin and accessed the database. Two tables are important here, the “users” table and the “logged_subscription” tables. That is where the user ID’s are supposed to be synchronized. Simply add the user ID for the appropriate user (found in the “users” table) to the “user_id” field in the “logged_subscription” table. The other fields in that table are for the duration of the account (seconds I believe) and 0/1 enable/disable. These latter two should be left alone. At this point you should see the account listed in the “e-commerce subscriptions” tab in the WordPress Admin panel. Hope this helps some. I can’t believe I got it to work with Google.

I actually figured out a way to make this membership plugin work. It took going into the mysql database to see what was going on. I will post just in case somebody wants to know. I am using Google checkout. It is a workaround until they fix it the way it should work.

Once the order for subscription was processed through Google (my case) I would then go to the “sales” in e-commerce and go ahead and “accept payment”, noting the users email address. Once I had that, I launched phpmyadmin and accessed the database. Two tables are important here, the “users” table and the “logged_subscription” tables. That is where the user ID’s are supposed to be synchronized. Simply add the user ID for the appropriate user (found in the “users” table) to the “user_id” field in the “logged_subscription” table. The other fields in that table are for the duration of the account (seconds I believe) and 0/1 enable/disable. These latter two should be left alone. At this point you should see the account listed in the “e-commerce subscriptions” tab in the WordPress Admin panel. Hope this helps some. I can’t believe I got it to work with Google.

Yes I am getting the same thing. I am looking at disabling all shipping variables to see if I can at least get it working. As of now no luck

I am using hyperlinks in the google calendar description field which works well for both RSS feed and the Google Calendar itself. When using this widget, the hyperlink which I include in the google calendar description field, does not come over correctly. I follow the guidelines in the Google forum for doing this. What is displayed in the gadget is an erroneous link that doesnt work. I use the following instructions from Google Forums:

Include Google Document in Google Calendar – How to

Insert this html code in the CALENDAR EVENT.
<a href="this is the google link to your document">This is the text you want.</a>