jdifalco

Hi, thanks.

Any idea why I still get this error if I am on v 6.4.2?

I am experiencing the same issue using Windows 7 and IE 10.
looks like it might be in this part of the admin menu code:
<ul id="wp-admin-bar-top-secondary" class="ab-top-secondary ab-top-menu">

I couldn’t quite figure out what is making the name to drop – it is there but it is like the entry is to big for the width and IE forces a new line.

Okay, so I hope this thread is still active. I have been going round and round with no luck:
i have made the adjustments to
– templating.php for author_id
– wp-resume.php for author_id
…and if i am logged in, the Name and contact info fields are displayed on the resume. when i am logged out of WP, the Name and contact info fields are not showing up.
Looking deeper into the code, in the function get_name(), using the original line of code:
$name = $this->parent->options->get_user_option( ‘name’, $this->author );
does NOT bring back the Name and contact info whether or not i am logged in. $this->author has the logged in user’s username (not ID). However, when i use the new line:
$name = $this->parent->options->get_user_option( ‘name’, $this->author_id );
DOES bring the Name and contact info ONLY if logged in. Upon further investigation it seems that whether or not i am logged in, the $this->author_id is blank, and when blank the function get_name() calls get_user_option() which calls get_user_options() which will set $user = get_current_user_id();

I have been banging on this code for quite a while now (I really don’t want to say how long…but it has become a bit of an obsession at this point) to try and figure out how to pass the id of the resume author so the audience can see the Name and contact info on the resume.

Help? thanks