StephanR

Hello,
Thanks for your great extension
This one works very well, I would like it to be integrated by default in WordPress (behind an advanced users option)
We often need the full parameters of the WP Query, don’t we?
My problem came of course from my side where sometimes I use a hook to limit articles prior to 2017 for example.
Best regards,
Stephan Renault

Thanks for your reply.

In fact, I already use this filter for many occasions, hoping that one day we’ll be able to use almost all of WP_Query()’s functions. More than 10 years ago Justin Tadlock made a very useful widget called “Query Posts”. WordPress has changed since then, and the great Gutenberg editor may simplify the user experience, but it’s still limited when you want to go further in development.

In fact, I wanted to point out that when the ‘Inherit query from template’ checkbox is checked for the “query loop” block, the “build_query_vars_from_query_block” function is not called.
However, it’s in this function that the “query_loop_block_query_vars” filter is called.

That’s a bit problematic, isn’t it?

Sincerely

Stephan

Hi,

I like your wonderfull plugin !
But I don’t understand why you leave this bug!?

I just installed a brand new WordPress 6.22 (French version) with only CoBlock 3.04 and the problem is still there.

Please can you check ?

Regards.

Stephan

I remember very well that this was the first one and I really appreciated your efficient tool.
You had filled the gaps in the Gutemberg tool and it still doesn’t do half of EditorPlus, which is absolutely unfortunate for the trust and credibility of WordPress.

My request goes in the direction of a developer like you, I read the code generated by the Gutemberg editor and the more readable it is, the better, isn’t it?

Best wishes.

Stephan

Thanks but,

When I use the overwrite “my theme” feature, I have the following errors (php 8.2) :

Warning: Undefined variable $new_slug in \wp-content\plugins\create-block-theme\admin\create-theme\theme-templates.php on line 114
Warning: Undefined variable $new_slug in \wp-content\plugins\create-block-theme\admin\create-theme\theme-templates.php on line 155
…
Fatal error: Uncaught Error: rename(): Argument #1 ($from) must be of type string, WP_Error given
in \wp-content\plugins\create-block-theme\admin\create-theme\theme-media.php on line 147

Yes it is this problem but it appears elsewhere for example in the generated style.css file :

/*
Theme Name: New_name_OK
Template: Here_is_the_name_of_the_parent_text_domain
*/

I don’t use WordPress in English but in French maybe it comes from there

Thanks a lot,
We have acquired your plugin

Stephan Renault

Hello,

Thank you for your reply,

You may need to specify this in the product page summary table:
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Stephan Renault

Hi,

We can simply correct this.
In the class “class WXR_Parser_SimpleXML” line 21

if (\PHP_VERSION_ID < 80000) {
	$old_value = libxml_disable_entity_loader( true );
}

and just below:

if (\PHP_VERSION_ID < 80000) {
	libxml_disable_entity_loader( $old_value );
}

Regards

Stephan Renault

Yes of course I saw ??
But I prefer the official version. I would be patient.
Thank you for your reply.
Good continuation

Hello,

This issue has occurred since version 4.1.1.1, now over 10 days ago.
This error message appears on the site even if WP_DEBUG is false.

I am sorry but I do not find this serious, I manage many sites and unfortunately I do not activate the automatic update.
Please, what are you waiting for to provide an update to fix this problem?
Your tool is a very good tool and it seems to me that your reputation is at stake.

Best Regards

Stephan Renault

My goal is simple: the categories have two levels of depth (parent, child), the user can choose a single category and then its parent category.
To make sure he applies this rule I prepared a simple script. When the user click on a child category, the script unchecks all the others and then checks the parent category (this works fine with the classic editor). On the PHP server side, I check if the parent category is checked and only keeps the first child category checked.
I want to switch to the block editor now that it is mature, I have made all the necessary transitions in terms of ergonomics but I am running into this problem.

My JS :

window.onload = function () {
	(function ($) {

		$(".interface-interface-skeleton__sidebar").on("click", ".components-checkbox-control__input", function () {

			console.log('CLICK');

			var $Area, id;

			$Area = $(this).parents('.editor-post-taxonomies__hierarchical-terms-list');
			id = $(this).attr('id');

			setTimeout(function () {
				$Area.find('.components-checkbox-control__input:checked:not(#' + id + ')').prop("checked", false);
			}, 100);

		});

	})(jQuery);
}

• This reply was modified 4 years ago by StephanR.
• This reply was modified 4 years ago by StephanR.

Thank you bcworkz,
This is exactly what I did I used jQuery and unchecked the categories, we need to add a setTimeout for that run correctly.
Unfortunately once the article has been updated and after having refreshed the page, I see that some boxes are checked by themselves! (my precedent test)
It’s hell I tell you. I no longer count the hours wasted.
I think the only solution is to go through React but the tutorials on the web explain how to create a new block panel not how to modify an already existing one.
I don’t know how to do it anymore and I don’t have time to learn all Chinese (React JS process subtlety)
It is possible that the solution only holds on a few lines.

• This reply was modified 4 years ago by StephanR.

Partly solved :
https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce/issues/19596