Sergio De Falco

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Hi,

Unfortunately I don’t know if there are plugins doing the same thing. When we decided to develop Multipage Plugin 10 years ago there weren’t valid alternatives doing the same thing. I could suggest to use the Table Of Contents Gutenberg Block, but it’s linking to the same page. I don’t rule out that we will return with a new plugin (or updating Multipage) that will do this on the latest WordPress versions, but I cannot promise.

Anyway Multipage Plugin should still work on WordPress version declared on “Tested up to”.

Hi,

Just tested with WordPress latest version & BuddyPress latest version, all working as expected.
Please follow the installing instructions, expecially the part where you have to disable the BuddyPress option for fields syncing (enabled by default). Eventually try to disable all plugins and themes except WordPress, BuddyPress and BuddyPress to WordPress Full Sync and try if it’s working ??

Regards

Unfortunately, due to the deprecation of shortcodes on WordPress and the replacement of the old editor with Gutenberg, this plugin is no longer supported. It is possible that in the future a new version with a new concept will be released and it is likely that at the same time there will also be a tool to convert the old shortcodes to the new version but at the moment there is nothing sure yet.

Correct, is how it’s working. Unfortunately there isn’t atm a tool to sync old modified fields.

Hi,

No plans for now.
Have you followed the instructions? you only have to setup the fields to sync. It’s not rectroactive btw.

Anyway stay tuned, something could happen here.

I had planned to release a premium version, but it’s still a work in progress. The problem is that there are a lot of plugins that store fields in different ways, they don’t adopt the standard WordPress fields via user_metadata so the integration could be different for every plugin.
Do you mean buddypress or bbpress (the forums, but as far as I know bbpress doesn’t have a syncing option)? this version of the plugin is for BuddyPress. The BuddyPress syncing option is not for fields but for the name, unusefull at all in my opinion.

I could develop for you a custom version with the wanted behavior. If you want feel free to contact me at the email address inside the plugin.

Hi, this plugin, in this version, only synces default WordPress fields. Locale is the language used by the user, I suppose this only updates when the user first access to the backend and sets its own language. Locale is not the country but the WordPress language.

Hi,
To understand your problem would be nice to have a debug.log.
The problems with Covers and Profile pictures you’re talking about looks related to BuddyPress/BuddyBoss, not on this specific plugin.
You should ask on the related Support Forum.

Hi, atm no. There are a lot of plugins and everyone works in a different ways, could be very difficult make everyone compatible. Maybe this will become working in a premium version.

Looks like I found a solution ??
Thanks!

Hi,
The problem is that the target page doesn’t have a querystring which we can hook to look for the searched term. This part of the plugin is managed by the nextpage WordPress core function this is the way it works. Maybe because the page is predominant, because it defines the argument of the post so returning the whole article as a result have a reason.
Anyway I can investigate into this.

Hi,
Would you send me a living example?
Thanks.

Hi!
You could use the “mpp_link_pages_args” filter.

apply_filters( 'mpp_link_pages_args', $params )

Where $params is a serie of parameters, here the default values:

'before'				=> '<div>',
'after'					=> '</div>',
'link_before'			=> '',
'link_after'			=> '',
'continue_or_prev_next'	=> 'continue',
'separator'				=> ' ',
'nextpagelink'			=> __( 'Next page' ),
'previouspagelink'		=> __( 'Previous page' ),
'echo'					=> 0

• This reply was modified 3 years, 1 month ago by Sergio De Falco.