Mike Stop Continues

I understand.

Today or tomorrow I’ll try to make it work somehow. I’ll pass on the code if I can. I believe wordpress can retrieve hierarchical pages in linear order because it does so on the pages admin page. The challenge will be to figure out how.

Thanks for replying so quickly. Your plugin is great too.

Is there a way to unregister the theme my login hooks when maintenance mode is active?

Yes! Any suggestions?

Also, thanks for responding so quickly.

Hey! The admin options are added and work great!

The options added via plugin (Exec-PHP) still don’t show up though. Maybe this can be done in your code, or maybe not… I’m still new to wordpress, so no matter how fast I learn the codebase, there’s still tons I won’t know for a while.

On a similar note, the “OpenId Selector” plugin shows up on the login page, but not on the login widget (it injects the html properly, but the js doesn’t make it into the header).

Maybe there’s some action that can be initiated which these plugins (and others) are hooked on?

Thanks man! I’ll test it out asap.

Yes! Thanks!

Same problem. WordPress 3.1

Akismet
All in One SEO Pack
CMS Tree Page View
Custom Post Type UI
Custom sidebars
Exec-PHP
Google Analytics for WordPress
Maintenance Mode
OpenId Selector
Permalink Editor
Redirection
Simple Tags
Smart 404
Theme My Login
Verve Meta Boxes
WP-Optimize

I thought I’d share a tweak that only adds a category if the post doesn’t have a category yet:

function add_stiwti_category_automatically($post_ID) {
	global $wpdb;
	if(!has_term('','category',$post_ID)){
		$cat = array(4);
		wp_set_object_terms($post_ID, $cat, 'category');
	}
}
add_action('publish_stiwti', 'add_stiwti_category_automatically');

One great example is that your content type is a hierarchy that has only one root — there’s no reason that your url shouldn’t be able to be
/top-level/second-level/third-level/etc

Another superb example is that you want to replace the ‘page’ content type with something that has a few more options. There should be some simple way to allow the user to take responsibility for collisions…

I’d really like an answer to this question too. I would really prefer not having to use a third-party service to connect with social sites.

One option I’ve seen is the OpenID selector, which can support facebook and twitter (like it does on drupal), but doesn’t automatically…

So… Any ideas?