foots

Hi Tyler,

The WP_DEBUG is set to FALSE but I am not sure if any of the plugins have a debug mode on.

Is there a simple way of checking to see which ones have it on and which ones dont?

Thanks

Hi Calin,

Just updated and it’s looking nice!

Great work and many thanks.

Fixed in latest version, thanks!

Hi Bradvin,

Thanks for your reply and for investigating.

All the best.

@lukasz161081

Hi,

I’m using the plugin for UK postcodes, just follow the format: Suburb:Postcode i.e.
SO32 9NU:Southampton or SO32 9NU:SO32 9NU

It’s working well for myself, good luck.

Happy New Year Mate!

Back in today, thank you so much for looking into this.

After following your post all is working well.

Beer coming your way!

Hey,

Man that was quick! Thank you very much for looking into this.

I just updated the plugin and gave it another try and no luck.

Here’s a few of the postcodes I’m using:

SO31 6RP
SO31 6RQ
SO31 6RR
SO31 9NU
SO32 9NU

The page I’m building is: https://hyperfastmedia-com.stackstaging.com/postcode-checker/

It finds the last postcode but not the others in the list.

Cheers!

Hi Amr,

That’s brilliant! Thank you for the update and the best Analytics dashboard out there.

It would be great if we could hide the settings tab, are you planning on adding custom reports to the pro version?

Thanks again and all the best!

Resolved by updating the plugin and swapping a conflicting plugin.

I used Bylines to solve this.

Hi Finnj,

Thank you for your reply. I’ve started looking at the link and I think I should be able to get it working.

Thanks for your time.

I’ve disabled <input type="visible" name="post_categories" value="<?php echo $cats_selected_txt ;?> and I can see a box with the category ID. When I save the post, the ID is replaced.

I’ve tried using wp_set_post_terms to store the second category without overwriting the first.

I can set two categories in the backend and when I load the post, it shows both IDs. I’ve not been able to do this on the front end.

• This reply was modified 7 years ago by foots.

Hi Mushrit,

Thanks for your response.

@deepbevel

Thanks for your solution, I tried it but it didn’t work with this setup.

To solve it, I made a copy of the dashboard.php template and added the code below to the a link class:

“classname <?php if ( current_user_can(‘subscriber’) ) {echo ‘logged’;}?>”

As all the posters have a subscriber role, I hid the link for that role.

I was able to show the attachements by changing

‘post_parent’ => $post->ID, to ‘post_parent’ => $thispost->ID,

All the best.

Thanks for the update Kaye,

I did add the < at the beginning but it just wouldn’t work with my setup.

I ended up using Bylines to achieve this, worked perfectly.

All the best.