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This is working great – but am wondering if there is a way to launch the slideshow from a link only, without the thumbnail? I would like to add a link to launch the slideshow in a place that I can’t use the shortcode. Thanks!

How did you make them writable again? Let us know if you figured out a way to get the thumbs to update. Thanks!

Agreed – I am setting up WP 3.0 with many custom taxonomies and need to follow the Library of Congress Name Authority File that requires Lastname, Firstname format. I am stuck entering tags for persons as Lastname – Firstname, which doesn’t quite cut it. I seem to remember that somewhere – in a Typepad blog or Flickr – that I could enclose tags in quotations that are separated by commas – i.e., “Lastname, Firstname” and have them stay as one tag. How would you go about writing a plugin for something like this?

Works beautifully – thanks so much for your help!

This is exactly what I have been looking for, but I need one more bit of information.

For the code: $taxonomy = ‘concerts’;

What do I replace ‘concerts’ with if I am using this for my taxonomy.php page so that it pulls the custom taxonomy name from the page itself? Thanks!

I ended up turning off YAPB and added theme support for post-thumbnails to my child theme. Then I created a custom YARPP template based on the example templates supplied that displays thumbnails instead of titles using the_post_thumbnail(). This solution is working well for me and was simpler than sorting out the plugin conflict between YAPB and YARPP. Thanks for the suggestion!

Here’s a little more information:

This conflict seems to occur between YAPB and YARPP – and the duplication of image is occurring when I activate the YARPP template to display posts as thumbnails. The duplicate photos only show up on the single.php page when you click through the thumbnail links themselves. Viewing the individual post page through any other links only displays one image in the post.

Thought this might help – thanks!

Update on Custom Post Template plugin:

I have found that if you are using only your custom post type and not the standard post type, then a quick fix is to change ‘post’ in line 48 of custom-post-templates.php (the add_meta_box line) to the name of your post type.

My configuration doesn’t need to use the standard post types, and I only want custom post templates for my custom post type. I don’t know enough php to make it show up on both at once, but does anyone know how that is done? Here is the line of code:

$this->add_meta_box( 'select_post_template', __( 'Post Template', 'custom-post-templates' ), 'select_post_template', 'post', 'side', 'default' );

Thanks!

Taylor – Thanks for your quick reply. I’m really looking forward to the changes. Please post here when the update is available. This will add a great feature to my content management WordPress setup. Thanks!!!

Thanks proximity2008 for your solution – not all my fields in my template are required, so this wouldn’t work most of the time for me. I will keep it in mind for other applications though.

One thing I have noticed – if I fill the fields in and publish the post without saving it first, the fields publish in the order they are entered. There seems to be something about saving the Custom Fields before posting them that makes them scramble randomly.

I am having a similar issue – Custom Fields are not outputting in the order they are input. The order is different from post to post as well, so there isn’t any discernible pattern.

Is there anything that can be added to the fields in the custom template that will set the order – something along the line of order = 1, etc.?

Using WP 2.9.2 with CFT 1.6.1

Thanks for any help with this small but niggling issue!

I have discovered in other forum entries that the widget does not work at all, so I can stop worrying about that. I deactivated all my other plugins to see if there is a conflict there, but still get the warning message. I am also running this plugin on another install of WP 2.8.4, and it is working just fine. I am just going to assume that once I am done setting up this WP install and I turn off error reporting that all will be well.

I am receiving this same warning as well – in WP 2.8.4. The related posts are showing up, but the widget doesn’t seem to work when I place it in the sidebar. Thanks for any suggestions!

I am getting the same error on the top of every post – I tried deactivating all plugins and then reactivating only simple-taxonomies but still get the same error. Line 294 reads:

foreach ( $opt['taxonomies'] as $taxonomy ) {

as part of this function:

function yoast_simple_taxonomies_filter( $content, $type ) {
	$opt  = get_option('yoast_simpletax');
	$output = '';
	foreach ( $opt['taxonomies'] as $taxonomy ) {
		$filter = false;
		if ( $type == 'content' && $taxonomy['filter'] ) {
			$filter = true;
		} else if ( $type == 'excerpt' && $taxonomy['filterexcerpt'] ) {
			$filter = true;
		}
		if ( $filter ) {
			$terms = get_the_term_list( $post->ID, $taxonomy['name'], $taxonomy['label'].': ', ', ', '' );
			if ($terms)
				$output .= "\t".'<span class="taxonomy-'.$taxonomy['name'].'">'.$terms."</span><br />\n";
		}
	}
	if ($output != '') {
		$content .= '<div id="yoast-taxonomy">'."\n".$output."\n".'</div>'."\n";
	}
	return $content;
}

Any suggestions how to fix this? Thanks!