godrox

I need this, too. I already have an established email list and would prefer to be able to opt subscribers of my membership site out of some of the promotional emails I send to the entire list.

Also, if a membership site member gets added to another list besides my main list and then changes their membership level, they get unsubscribed from my main list, too, which is not what they may want. They may still want the free content, they just don’t want to be a paid member of my site, that’s all.

Yeah, I fixed it. I cleared my W3 Total Cache and that resolved the issue.

Thanks for the follow-up! Really appreciate it!

Any chance an integrated affiliate system is coming?

I’m using the latest developer version of 1.1.9, which fixed an issue I was having with selecting my Facebook Page in the social menu, but the auto-complete still doesn’t work for me. Not sure why. It works fine on a different WordPress site I have on the same host, but not on my main site. I tried disabling the two other plugins that are present on my post editing page (Yet Another Related Posts plugin, and Blubrry Podcast plugin), but the auto-complete for the keyword doesn’t work nor does the snippet preview update as I type. Anyone know what else I should check?

I am looking for this functionality in a plug-in, as well. Any updates on the development of such a tool? I featured links and videos from around the blogosphere in my niche each week. I’d love to start crowd-sourcing it where other people can suggest content and links from other sites and then have others vote it up or down.

I have this same issue, except I’m using a plugin that let’s ANY role edit its settings and I need to restrict it to only admin. Any update on how to edit a plugin’s access level?

Oh okay, great! Thanks. Didn’t see that.

In case it helps, another query from earlier in my template file is coded like this and seems to work:

<?php if (!is_404() && !$wp_query->post_count == 0) : ?>
	<?php include(TEMPLATEPATH.'/widget-popular.php'); ?>
<?php endif; ?>

Not sure exactly what that means, though. These code snippets are located in my template’s index.php file. I don’t have a sidebar.php file. The index.php calls for the other files that load the content into the sidebar.

Yeah, I have this same problem.

The URL for the image is:

https://www.domain.com/?ak_action=api_record_view&id=POSTIDNUMBER&type=feed

The id= number changes for each post. Any idea how to fix this?

I’m still having this issue. Any other help?

Nope, still doesn’t work.

I’ve had this problem before and I would just follow the directions here to fix it:
https://www.frenchytech.com/en/2009/07/25/wordpress-28-et-les-problemes-de-tags-et-de-theme/

Basically, replace the jquery.js file with an older one in /wp-includes/js/jquery/ and all would be fine. It’s not working this time, though.

In the meantime, is there a way to edit tags for a post via phpmyadmin or something? I couldn’t find anything on this anywhere.

Still looking for help on this. Thanks!

Yes, sorry, I should’ve mentioned that I did try deactivating all plugins. Same problem. Didn’t make a difference.

I’m not sure how switching themes would make a difference because the problem is in the admin edit-post screen, not the front-end of the website. Is there a way to change themes for the admin area?

Thanks, t31os_ This is exactly what I was looking for, too, except I needed a text list of just the URLs, not hyperlinked (gotta manually create a 301 redirect list in my htaccess file to avoid too many double redirects to the new permalink structure on the new site). So I modified your code a bit and it worked perfectly:

<?php
/*
Template Name: List post links
*/
$postID = $wpdb->get_col("
	SELECT ID FROM $wpdb->posts
	WHERE (post_type = 'post')
	AND (post_status = 'publish')
	AND (post_password = '')
");

foreach($postID as $post_link) {
	?>
	<?php echo get_permalink($post_link); ?><br />
	<?php
}
?>

Turns out it’s a problem with the “Yet another related post” plugin. Deactivate the RSS option in the plugin and it’s working again now.