Jon Christopher

The full Widget https://gist.github.com/1739212 should be placed in either your theme’s functions.php or a separate plugin entirely. I haven’t tested with a child theme yet but you’re right, it should work as expected.

This has been fixed in version 1.6.1 available now.

I have not had time to look into WP E-commerce yet and my schedule is quite booked, it will likely take a number of weeks before I’m able to find out how to integrate with the plugin. I’m not sure which version if any it will work with.

I’ll be sure to take care of that for the next release, thanks!

Sorry for the delay on this. There is additional documentation available here:

https://mondaybynoon.com/20110124/wordpress-custom-comment-fields/

I’ll add the file type defaults to the documentation but they’re as follows:

• Image files: jpg,jpeg,gif,png
• PDF: pdf
• Office: doc,docx,xls,txt,rtf
• Zip: zip

You can add your own via the custom file extension option on the settings screen. The file size limit is also maintained on that settings screen.

It likely is, the plugin checks with WP to see where the base uploads folder is and attempts to create storage within that. I’ll add it as an option in an upcoming release.

I see, I’ve just installed the plugin to see what it’s doing and it’s conflicting with what Attachments is attempting to do. I will see if it’s possible to implement a fix but likely won’t be able to take the time to do so very quickly as the WP Ecommerce codebase is quite large.

Have you enabled support on Products pages by checking the box next to “Products” when viewing Settings > Attachments in the WordPress admin?

That feature is currently not built in, but I think it’d be a great addition and will add it to the to-do list!

It’s currently in version 0.2 so integration isn’t as tight as planned. At it’s current state it’s meant to be a proof of concept that will function for those with a really low set of requirements. As time goes on the plugin will be further integrated but I need to respect both the way Plupload works as well as the way WordPress works.

I’m currently rewriting the options screen for Attachments to use the new Options API offered by WordPress. I’d expect to see it within the next few weeks. For the time being I would suggest suppressing the warnings by ensuring WP_DEBUG is off and error_reporting() is minimized in your production environment.

Check out Attachments

With the warning showing up in Wordbooker, I would be lead to conclude that the issue could be resolved on that end. I’ll do my best, though, to look into it as well. Thanks for the report!

Thank you for the revision suggestion, I’ll do my best to verify and include it in the next release.