nicolaslienhard
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Event post] link eventtitle to (external) eventpageokey thank you for your answer.
for the record
I found another plugin: vs event list which does a good job too. just listing eventsForum: Plugins
In reply to: [VS Event List] Display events from a certain tagI see… okey thank you for your replie
nicolasForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Simple Spoiler] open by defaultHey great thank you! great plugin!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Simple Spoiler] open by defaultThe question still isn’t answered. does somebody know a solution?
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Chaplin] display issue when trying to replace featured imageYeah you were right! by disabling the plugin “user submitted posts” the problem was solved.
thank you!yeah that worked! i’ll have to figure out some details before i put it online but i guess i’ll manage it fron here. thanks a lot!
nicolasHmm… the editor says: syntax error, unexpected ‘{‘ on line 13
$new_content .= " {$row[2]}";
I tried out different writings but wasn’t luckyyeah great, i can’t wait to try that out! now i have a little papa time, that’s why i can’t dig in right away… I will get back to you
Helo,
and thank you for the fast answer. If i could choose, i’d choose a list, because when it comes to html, it’s a little bit simpler. But the closest i could find to display data from a table was tablepress (if you know a plug in that displays data in a list please let me know) anyway technically, i thought, i can also display my list in a table. CSS will make it look something alike.
in fact it is not important (to me) how the list is constituted. It would just be neat to just have to import the new table (or the new part or whatever) and the list is automatically updated, complete with the hyperlinks.
As mentioned above, if an other tool pops in your mind, that suits better my task, let me know
i added the user_submit_name to the posttitle for the display_posts function:
$display_posts .= '<li><a href="'. get_the_permalink() .'" title="'. esc_attr__('View full post', 'usp') .'">'. get_post_meta($post->ID, 'user_submit_name', true) .' - ' . get_the_title() . '</a></li>'; /*changes nicolas: . get_post_meta($post->ID, 'user_submit_name', true) .' - ' . get_the_title() . before: . get_the_title() . */ }
this will list all the posts with “username – posttitle”
starting with [usp_display_posts] i would just have to change the display parameters (display title: false and display userid: true) if that would be that easy! that would be great!