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It’s a theme problem as I have a special glossary on the front page.

The issue is only with the frontpage. It looks like it goes through all terms twice. That’s how I get 660 queries. I have a fix right now in the one of the include files, but it is only a temp solution.

if($_SERVER[REQUEST_URI] == "/") {
 return false;
}

Has been resolved – simply forgot to check the box in the plugin for https connection.

Same issue here!
Just switched over to SSL and the plugin refuses to rewrite the CDN address, which was working fine before.

That’s awesome news Joachim! I will grab the code and do some testing. Scott will be very happy to see this included in the plugin.

Hello Joachim,

Thank you for following up. Please get in touch with Scott – the lead developer from pods. I am sure he will work out something with your help.

Of course, the pods integration is only necessary for Advanced Content Type pods – as they are outside of the scope of WordPress.

By the way this code below checks if the pods plugin is installed…

// Get PodsAPI
$api = pods_api();

It’s a while ago I hacked this together…customized for one of my pods.

Great Scott! I will test this out later on today. By the way here is the module I created for the version before 3.0 of the sidebar plugin. Maybe it’s of any use to help create a module for version 3 and beyond.

<?php
/**
 * @package Content Aware Sidebars
 * @author Joachim Jensen <[email protected]>
 */

/**
 *
 * Pods Module
 *
 * Detects if current content is:
 * a) any or specific pods pages
 *
 */
class CASModule_pods extends CASModule {

	/**
	 * Constructor
	 */
	public function __construct() {
		parent::__construct('pods',__('Pods Pages',ContentAwareSidebars::DOMAIN));
		$this->type_display = false;
		//$this->id = 'pods';
	}

	/**
	 * Get pods pages
	 * @return array
	 */
	protected function _get_content($args = array()) {
		if (function_exists('pods_api')) {

    		// Get PodsAPI
    		$api = pods_api();

		    // Get Pod Pages
    		$pod_pages = $api->load_pages();

		    $pod_page_list = array();

		    foreach ( $pod_pages as $pod_page ) {
        		$pod_page_list[$pod_page[ 'slug' ]] = $pod_page[ 'name' ];
    		}
		}

		return $pod_page_list;
	}

	public function in_context() {
		return is_pod_page();
	}

	public function get_context_data() {

		$val = 'principles';
		//$pod_page = is_pod_page();
		//return $pod_page;
		return array($val);
	}

}

Also my 404 static page sidebar won’t work. Any ideas about that?

I mean Condition Groups. First I added it to the Condition Groups I got with two other pages in it. That did not work. Then I added it to a separate Condition Group, but it did not work either. I am assuming your plugin works with Custom Post Types. Maybe not when it is created by the pods plugin.

You may want to think about including this feature in your plugin.

Yes, that’s what I was looking for. I actually found a script that I adapted and put it into the functions file.

Thank you for the quick reply. The settings option worked! Now I still have to find an easy way to disable the menus in the admin bar. Any ideas?

I do have 2 ideas about this:

– possible to activate session management only on certain pages. For example I am using it only on my products and checkout page.

– include the session management files separately (without a plugin).