Nowell VanHoesen

Glad you were able to sort out the original issue.

I’m not sure which title you’re wanting to change. Please provide an example.

That’s unfortunate. Can you provide some additional information or link that could help me identify the problem.

Thanks

Hello,

Not at this time. I will consider adding this to the next update though.

A new version is up that fixes this error. The error was only happening for sites with php version under 5.5

Thanks for bringing this to my attention.

Thanks for the report. I will look into this shortly.

I submitted a pull request on the github repository.
https://github.com/ericmann/WP-Core-Contributions-Widget

Is there a list of all the tracs somewhere?
I’ve had the same thought and would like to include them all.

It will be possible once I re-write the plugin.
I do not have an estimate when it will be done though.

Both Ninja Forms (https://ninjaforms.com/) and Gravity Forms (https://www.gravityforms.com/) provide conditional logic to accomplish what you describe.
Ninja Forms is free, however the conditional logic add-on has a fee.
Gravity Forms is not free, but conditional logic is a default feature.

HTH

This looks like what will be happening to each post/cpt in ‘the loop’.
What is the initial query that is being looped over?

on line 96 of that file:

$uid_filter = str_replace(‘%user_id%’, $username, $uid_filter, &$replace_count);

removing the ‘&’ should take care of the error:

$uid_filter = str_replace(‘%user_id%’, $username, $uid_filter, $replace_count);

I can confirm that the ‘View Full Site’ link doesn’t change the display on a Samsung Galaxy S III using either Chrome mobile or the default pre-loaded browser.

When you use the new media manager, you can specify which images attached to the ‘post’ to use in the gallery. You don’t have to select the one used for the Featured Image.

Now that menu_order is back, you can do something like this:

$galShortcode = '[gallery exclude="' . get_post_thumbnail_id( $post->ID ) . '"  columns="4"]';
echo do_shortcode( $galShortcode );

Since the default order was by menu_order it soul be in the order you put them in.

Outstanding! Thank you! Glad to hear it’s back @sabreuse.

@manuel – The way I got around it was to create a stripped wp_editor and have add the gallery to it. I would save this field in meta to be used where I want.

the editor:
wp_editor( $gallery, 'gallery', array( 'textarea_rows' => 0, 'wpautop' => false, 'tinymce' => false, 'quicktags' => false ) );

the save:
update_post_meta( $reviewID, 'gallery', $_POST['gallery'] );

the display:
do_shortcode( $gallery );

Granted, the save needs some validation work to only allow the gallery shortcode, but I think you see the way around not having menu_order.

Another option I was exploring involved using the gallery field type from Advanced Custom Fields. https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/docs/field-types/gallery/

If the theme has support for post-thumbnails, there is a meta box added to the edit page/post/cpt page. The meta box usually shows up on the right sidebar, and is titled ‘Featured Image’. The meta box will contain a button, ‘Choose a Featured Image’. When you click the ‘Choose a Featured Image’ button, a modal window will display the media manager. In the modal window you can upload your image or select one that is already uploaded.

If you don’t see the ‘Featured Image’ meta box, make sure it is selected to display in the ‘Screen Options’ tab. The ‘Screen Options’ tab is located under your name on the right side of the admin bar.