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Hi dawnrae,

That sounds like a great idea. I will have something up shortly.

Thanks,
Ben

Hi @lesswilson78, I can’t replicate the issue on a fresh install of WordPress 3.5.1, could you add these lines to your wp-config.php file. Replace the default line that reads: define(‘WP_DEBUG’, false);

/* Log wordpress errors
——————————————————–*/
@ini_set(‘display_errors’,0);
define(‘WP_DEBUG’, true);
define(‘WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY’, false); // Turn forced display in browser OFF
define(‘WP_DEBUG_LOG’, true); // Turn logging to wp-content/debug.log ON

After you have saved the wp-config.php file, click the puzzle piece icon.

Then open the debug.log file (in your wp-content directory). If the plugin is throwing an error, it should be recorded in that file. Let me know if you found any relevant errors.

Hi Rahe,

I posted pre WordPress 3.5, not sure what version I was using at that time…

Thanks,
Ben

You haven’t posted a thread under the support tab? But you don’t have an issue making accusations and writing unfavorable reviews. Troll.

I understand Johan, thanks for the great work on the plugin…

Hi Johan,

Using the shortcode would work for if the content block only used the editor and title fields. But what if you wanted they used the featured image?

My suggestion gives the user an advanced option to control the output of the content block, in particular the ability to display non-title and non-editor fields such as:
? Featured Image
? Other meta data associated with the content block such as date, author.
? Custom Fields (That is why I mentioned the excellent Advanced Custom Fields)

In fact I have ur plugin (with my suggestion) + Advanced Custom Fields working in a production environment at the moment which allows the user to add however many social media icons they want (with links) to a content block that appears in the sidebar.

Sorry for the many posts, but this fixes the issue of returning to early:

$title = str_replace(array(' ','_','-'), '', strtolower($content_post->post_title) );
if (locate_template("block-{$title}.php")) {
global $post;
$post = $content_post;
setup_postdata($post);
echo get_template_part('block', $title);
wp_reset_postdata();
}
else {
echo do_shortcode($content); // This is where the actual content of the custom post is being displayed
}

Revised code (for post-wiget.php:83) to include template tags in template parts:

$title = str_replace(array(' ','_','-'), '', strtolower($content_post->post_title) );
if (locate_template("block-{$title}.php")) {
global $post;
$post = $content_post;
setup_postdata($post);
echo get_template_part('block', $title);
wp_reset_postdata();
return;
}

Hi John, I have just updated the plugin with a very useful settings option to help us resolve this issue. In Settings > flickree you now have the option of sending a detailed report to the developer (me) for any connection issues. For privacy/security sake I have also allowed for the user to enter in their own email so they will be CC’d in on the email, so they know exactly what information I have received.

OK first things first.
Can you see the Widget Instance Editor Icon (It looks like a puzzle piece)?
It should appear to the right of the kitchen sink icon on the top row.

This could be why: https://dev.twitter.com/discussions/567

Yeah Im experiencing the same problem

See the latest version I have fixed these issues…

@codingpet.com yes It does work but the problem is it still throws PHP notices.

Also ase12, if you try another browser do you get the same error?