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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Recent Posts FlexSlider] custom text generationMy enlightenment continues. I misunderstood the both flexsliders operating on the one keystroke as linkage.
But it did encourage me to correct the syntax of adding before and after functions to the original product gallery, so now the prices can just be changed by an ajax call.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Recent Posts FlexSlider] custom text generationSorry for the dumb question. The minified js is just the flexslider, and the display.php seems to be the hookable I wanted.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Post Duplicator] How can it duplicate TheCartPress Dynamic Options?Thanks, I appreciate your effort.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Lazyest Gallery] Apostrophe in folder name breaks the galleryAnd, I notice the uploaded images are dated as of uploading. It might be better to use the image’s date? Or give the opotion.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Lazyest Gallery] Apostrophe in folder name breaks the galleryThis also is not exactly on-topic, but close: how can I persuade the flash-uploader to show all the images in my local folder regardless of capitalization of the file-type suffix? Lame windoze users send me with .jpg and .JPG.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Lazyest Gallery] Apostrophe in folder name breaks the galleryYour table style on line 280 of lazyest.css breaks all other th and td by not fully specifying the class id for each.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Media Library HelpI have a similar (same?) requirement — I need to show only the media library images belonging to each subscriber.
The logical way to do this would be to add “and post_author = “.$userdata->ID to the wpdb query, but I have been unable to discover how/where to do that.
I was able to unset from the posts array the non-relevant images (wp-admin/includes/media.php, ~ line 1138), but even though the posts array in $wp_query is now reduced to only the images belonging to that user, ALL the images still show up in the display.
I would be extremely grateful for a pointer to the “right way” to accomplish this seemingly simple hack.