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Great, thanks!

@oakidoaki If you’re comfortable with sharing your modified version of this plugin including A, B and Sm?pakker for internal shipments I would love to test it on a site I’m managing!

Same here. What I did was go through all the posts and click the import function there manually.

Ah, yes, my bad. Sites in the network.

What I would like is to apply one set of roles for the entire network.

Might be! Never figure it out, but the project is now done. Thanks anyway!

I see! Thanks for clearing that up.

Setting the post type to hierachical seems like a clean workaround for me.

I’m having a problem with editors not being able to see galleries and the editor when creating a new post or editing a existing one. Seems to me that there are a few issues with WP 4.1 and this plugin.

Sounds good Scott, really looking forward to this feature! ??

Having the same problem as you webado. I tried using Google’s DNS servers instead of my ISP, but having the same problems.

I’m running a local Debian server. Having both curl and php-ssl installed. Anyone know what else I can try?

I’m having the same issue, running a local server.

How do I go about enabling openssl module and disabling curl ssl module?

All of my packages are up to date(running Debian).

Ah, I see. Same result with the latest(2.8.2) version. Guess we just have to wait for an update then.

Great, thanks!

Is there any way to show this as a shortcode in the internal loop editor?

Thanks @JeriffCheng, your fix worked great. Will use it until AWD gets updated.

Thanks for the quick answer!

1) Ah, I see.

2) I reinstalled the plugin and did the changes to the files carefully to make sure I didn’t make any mistakes before. But I still get the same error. The error log(in chrome) says the following:

POST https://test.bookingcalendar.dev/app/plugins/booking/wpdev-booking.php 500 (Internal Server Error)

I checked the PHP-log, which says the following:
[05-Feb-2014 10:24:34 UTC] PHP Fatal error: require_once() [<a href='function.require'>function.require</a>]: Failed opening required '/Users/lain/Public/Testprosjekter/booking_calendar/app/plugins/booking/../../../wp-load.php' (include_path='.:/Applications/MAMP/bin/php/php5.3.14/lib/php') in /Users/lain/Public/Testprosjekter/booking_calendar/app/plugins/booking/wpdev-booking.php on line 183

In other words, it’s trying to access the wp-load.php file thats in the root of the wordpress installation, but since I have mine in a sub folder the path is wrong. So I guess the line 183 in wpdev-booking.php
require_once( dirname(__FILE__) . '/../../../wp-load.php' );
should be a path containing the wordpress core-folder.
Found some thoughts about that here. But I guess there should be a way to find the wordpress core path fom wordpress itself..?

Anyway, I changed the path to my wordpress core folder(which was sub folder), and that did the trick.