jounileander

Types datepicker.css seems to be causing problems in admin panel too if you’re using a datepicker in the admin edit screens. I am using Events Manager -plugin that has a hidden datepicker (hidden until input is activated) and Types datepicker.css seems to be messing styling of this feature (Types datepicker.css overrides styling of the Events Manager datepicker).

Hello David,

Sorry for the delay, I’ve been super busy.

Now when I’ve had some time to think my question and your answers, I found out that the assistant screen does pretty much what I was asking for. I guess I wasn’t thinking this through earlier. So..

1) add it as a column in the WordPress Media/Library screen, and 2) allow the user to give it another name? Is that right?

1. I think I was blind. You already have this feature in your plugins “assistant screen”.
2. Yes, I would like to rename / use different taxonomy name for the attachment category. Att. Category is a bit tricky to understand, if you are not a native English speaker or you don’t know what “Att.” shortening means. Just a bit confusing for our users, not a big thing though. I would prefer to use something like “media categories”.

If you’re interested in adding this column to the WordPress Media/Library screen, I’d be interested to know why you use that screen instead of the Media/Assistant screen? Is there something I might add to the Media/Assistant screen instead?

Actually I think I was using the wrong view name (assistant vs. library screen) or otherwise confusing you. I do use Assistant screen. But as I found out, it’s just a bit confusing before you have used it for a while since there’s so much data available. Now it all makes more sense and I think your Assistant view serves all the data one could need.

Last but not least.. Amazing work with internationalization. I will send you my email to help with preparing those .po files. Unfortunately I can only help you with this really small language of Finnish, but hey, at least WordPress is pretty popular in Finland ??

Hello David. Is this still the situation? If so, It would be so cool, if you could update your plugin to support internationalizing by wrapping strings with __().

Great plugin. I hope you will continue developing it.

Another hope: Ass column for category into the library view and if possible, give user the possibility to rename the media category as the wish. These would make it even more amazing ??

Actually I think this is not only an issue for the pro version.

It seems like CAC doesn’t support taxonomy columns for media library at all. I can’t see my custom media taxonomies in the “type” select list as I see my custom taxonomies with other post types. Is this true? Or is this a WP core issue? Could the developer please answer this?

Thank you. Great plugin!

Hi,

Thank you for quick answer.

I would suggest that you don’t store username/password at all if SMTP is not selected. I never was on the SMTP settings page before debugging this issue, so it was really hard to find the setting that caused my auto-filled login information to be stored into the database.

Of course password auto-fill has nothing to do with your plugin, but I just wanted to let you know, that this kind of behavior is possible. So in theory, if you are storing your login information when you log into wp, and visit the email settings page, you get your login information stored into the database unencrypted.

What comes to saving password into the database unencrypted, it really doesn’t make sense to me. Why not save encrypted and decrypt before sending to smtp server.

I am currently working on pretty high level corporate site and we have to run a 3rd party security audit for the site, so this is why I was a bit scared when I saw my password in the db unencrypted ??

Anyways. Nice plugin. Keep up the good work.