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  • Heya. Categories & Taxonomy selection/filtering comes with the premium edition to the best of my knowledge.

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: [Timeline Pro] Buddypress ?

    Hey Oobalt can you explain further? it would not be possible to display it in a hierarchical manner or multiple-levels of replies,but depending if BP stores entries as a posttype, you could use post2post if they dont show up, or convert the bp rss feed to posts, and list it that way.

    For css changes i’d suggest adding a custom class to the template, and defining the css for it on the specific page/post where you would display the TL without affecting the TL display of regular posts

    Thread Starter Loomy83

    (@loomy83)

    Well i’m happy to support you guys either way, buying the premium to see whats new ??

    I would definately like to work with you guys though to share or even implement some of my ideas.

    Thread Starter Loomy83

    (@loomy83)

    nope, no WP example, but i’m guessing it will either have to trigger the comment_form() function, or iframe/ajax load the actual post, or simpler, but riskier, a custom form that will insert into DB direct..

    Here is a really nice looking example, a bit too fancy, but exactly what im talking about.

    https://codecanyon.net/item/simple-ajax-insert-comments-wordpress-plugin/4542951

    basically, if there are 0 comments on a post/timeline panel, the user will be able to post a first comment.

    Also needed badly on TLPRO, is a function to close/hide the comments, once opened.

    My apologies for getting upset, i have spent so much time trying to setup my website & customizing, and spending $15 on another plug that doesnt work, and ended up breaking everything else.

    I have fixed my review ^^ What is this beta you speak of ? What i would like to see is a running demo of the premium, and know whether it can load more than one timeline at a time

    Thread Starter Loomy83

    (@loomy83)

    Hey, So ive spent ages trying to figure out the issues, and it seems, the culprit is the content timeline 2.2 plugin i bought. The script is messy as hell on the JS side, and setting any active plugin or div with the name .Timeline to height=0 ;).

    Please keep this in mind if you run into similar issues where timelines seemingly dissapear. Also if i may suggest, future revisions to refrain from using “timeline” or .line, or .item etc. adding a kt prefix or something ^^

    On a sidenote, can you please advise if its possible to allow for new comment creation on timeline ajax comments panel ? would it be possible, or even viable, resource wise. Would the better option be to build a custom ajaxified popup form. My intention is to ensure noone has to leave the TL just to submit comments.

    I noticed that i am unable to load more than 1 timeline on a page at a time, when it comes to ajax queries, Ajax load will pull new items to both timelines. Is this fixed in 1.1.

    Take car

    Thread Starter Loomy83

    (@loomy83)

    Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 67108864 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 261900 bytes) in /home/jabulktb/public_html/new/wp-includes/query.php

    Same error in all situations, only selecting post-type ‘post’.

    Do you have a functioning demo of 1.1 up and running ? i would like to see if there is any benefit upgrading to 1.1 or sticking to 1.0 until i can sort this out.

    Thanks

    Hey Jason,

    You are most welcome! Do you have any experience with php ?

    Either way, the cleanest way of setting it to ‘stic’ permanently would be editing ‘Index.php’ lines 63 and 328 (regular query & ajax query)

    if ( wp_is_mobile() ) {
    
    				$even = "stic";
    				$odd = "stic";
    				$detect = "Mobile";
    			}
    		else
    			{
    				$even = "even";
    				$odd = "odd";
    				$detect = "PC";
    			}

    Change $even = “even” and $odd = “odd” to $even = “stic” and $odd =”stic”

    Just like the wp_is_mobile option.

    Alternatively, you could add-in a attribute to the shortcode to set whether or not to display full-screen.

    Also havnt tested it, but what might work is setting the posts in question to featured or sticky, but for obvious reasons that might not be the most elegant solution.

    hey. Im guessing you either want to have 4 seperate paths along the timeline, or perhaps have it in a grid/masonry type mode where it flows in a snake type pattern.

    The quick work-around, if you are after the former, is to set each of the timeline items to “stic” css class, which stretches them 100% and aligns them horizontally, calling the shortcode in four seperate columns. Might not be what you’re after,

    You can set the width of each of the timeline panels so that they dont consume as much of the screen, or even just place it in a div container and set that to the width you desire.

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