PorridgeBear

Aha. Network Admin -> Settings, enable Image upload media. Phew.

I ran into this tonight.

I have a Page called Events. I have a custom Post Type called foo_event, and a custom taxonomy registerd to the custom post type called foo_event_taxonomy.

I worked my theme so that on the Events page I am getting a list of the custom post type foo_event. And in the sidebar I used the custom-taxonomies-menu-widget to output my foo_event_taxonomy menu.

However when clicking a taxonomy term I would land on a 404 despite having a taxonomy.php in place. I tried naming to taxonomy-foo_event_taxonomy.php but I still got a 404.

On each change I would visit the Permalinks page to flush the settings but to no avail.

I discovered what the problem was (even if I don’t understand it)

Both my custom post type and custom taxonomy registration functions specified a rewrite as

‘rewrite’ => array(‘slug’ => ‘events’, ‘with_front’ => false)

Note that the slug is the same as the existing Events Page slug, also events.

This seemed to be the cause – there is a clash going on with the existing page.

The requirement here is that the Page at /events/ lists all post type = foo_event and that clicking the post title loads /events/some-post, or /events/2011/06/some-post etc.. but IF the rewrite is using the same slug as the page this does not work.

I find this a little annoying. So I changed the rewrite rules for the custom type and the taxonomy to

‘rewrite’ => array(‘slug’ => ‘event’, ‘with_front’ => false)
‘rewrite’ => array(‘slug’ => ‘event’, ‘with_front’ => false)

Refreshed by visting Permalinks. And now the result is that if I click a post title I go to

/event/post-title

And this works, despite being illogical because really it should be /events/post-title

However, the taxonomy link /event/tag still does not work – 404.

So I then discovered you can’t have the same slug for the custom post as for the taxonomy either! Changed it to

‘rewrite’ => array(‘slug’ => ‘event2’, ‘with_front’ => false)

Refreshed at Permalinks, and now

/events/
/event/my-post
/event2/my-tag

All work. But it’s a real shame that the URLs are all completely illogical when all I want to do is move around under the logical space of /events/ – but WordPress cannot tell what you want from the same URL space I guess.

So then I had an idea which works … the slug can be whatever you want it to be – so I used

‘rewrite’ => array(‘slug’ => ‘events/view’, ‘with_front’ => false)
‘rewrite’ => array(‘slug’ => ‘events/tag’, ‘with_front’ => false)

And now my links are super and are within the /events space

/events/view/my-post
/events/tag/my-tag

Hope this helps – I’ve seen this issue all over the forums.

Hi,

I’ve installed NextGEN, created a gallery with 2 images.

In my page I have added

[nivo source="nextgen" gallery=1]

When I view the page the first image is there but it never changes to the next. I look at the errors on the page and get

Error: title is undefined
Source File: https://tiax/wp-content/plugins/easy-nivo-slider/3rd-party/jquery.nivo.slider.js?ver=2.5
Line: 97

This maps to this line

if(title.substr(0,1) == '#') title = $(title).html();

in the plugin code

// Process caption function
		var processCaption = function(settings){
			var nivoCaption = $('.nivo-caption', slider);
			if(vars.currentImage.attr('title') != ''){
				var title = vars.currentImage.attr('title');
				if(title.substr(0,1) == '#') title = $(title).html();

Not sure what to do to fix this?

Going to add it to Trac

So it seems to happen when you add a bullet list.

Go to the editor for a page or post. Click into the visual editor. At the bottom the status says Path: p which is great.

Now type some text and press enter twice. Still OK.

Now click the bullet list icon and add 3 bullets A, B and C

Now press enter twice. The first enter WordPress thinks is a new LI but we are done, so press enter again. The editor correctly shuts off the list but now the mode (path) has changed to DIV.

Thank you, I will take a look – seems like a good fit.