swergroup

Our chosen UTF8 library was really broken and we had to plan a new way to make it work. Thankfully, github and open source helps a lot these days, and we found great alternatives.

We’re wrapping all it up, I think next week we’ll release an update. Thank you for your patience.

Next week perhaps? ??

Our chosen UTF8 library was really broken and we had to plan a new way to make it work. Thankfully, github and open source helps a lot these days, and we found great alternatives. By the way, your example files helped us a lot testing this one, thank you!

If you’re willing to help us testing here’s our work in progress (it should be 3.1.2 now):

https://dev.swergroup.com/wp-uploadplus/get/master.zip

PLEASE NOTE: This is almost-untested code, don’t rely on this release for production WPs!

It’s a but. The plugin is supposed to work that way, we’re looking to fix it – alongside other bugs as well – in a next release. Sorry for that.

Hi, it’s a feature already requested. We’re going to have it as an option in the next release.

Hi marikamitsos,
seems that the utf8 library is causing some trouble, as it is supposed to work well in that scenario. We’re looking to fix this in the next release but I can’t estimate a release (yet).

Hi TheJamesPorter

I can’t see your theme’s code so I can only guess: it should have an archive.php template. If so, just duplicate it into category.php and place the shortcode somewhere between title and content, as you can see in this thread. This way the shortcode should work.

I suggest you to duplicate archive.php because it usually works as a “catch-all” archive template, as you can see in the WP Template Hierarchy.

Hope it helps!

Hi Manuel,
sorry for the documentation lack, we’re a bit late on that side.

At now the only working output appears to be widgets, custom fields (post_meta) aren’t working in this release.

We have a new version under testing right now (WP 3.5 ready) and should be out soon (with proper documentation this time).

We’re sorry but the exclusive link works only with pages, not posts.

Hi, thank you for your idea!
We’ll need to research a little before thinking about it, those hooks can generate conflict with many plugins. We’ll keep you updated!

Not at now, sorry: it will support them in a next release.
I can’t give a timeframe but will be rather soon, we are dealing with upgrades issue at now.

Hi full-mann,

I think that effect is something related to your CSS or markup, at least I can’t reproduce it.

Try wrapping each section with a container, like that:

<div class="my-wrapper">
2009/2010
[showlist catid="8" lenght="30" ...]
</div>

and see if you can solve it by CSS. Hope it helps!

Hi Keith,
Sub-categories aren’t available with the shortcodes, not yet at least; sorry for that. I’ll add to our feature request list.

You can use that code in any template you like – for example in sidebars or before/after main content. You just need to avoid using the shortcode in the main loop: everything else is up to you.

Let’s say you have a template like this:

<div id="content">
   [your main loop]
</div>
<div id="sidebar">
   [sidebar code]
</div>

You can use the shortcode above everything like that:

<?php do_shortcode('[showsingle ...]'); ?>
<div id="content">
   [your main loop]
</div>
<div id="sidebar">
   [sidebar code]
</div>

This will also work for the Category->Page binding, only if in the category.php files:

<?php do_shortcode('[showauto]'); ?>
<div id="content">
   [your main loop]
</div>
<div id="sidebar">
   [sidebar code]
</div>

Otherwise you can use it in your sidebar, maybe using the [showlist] shortcode:

<div id="content">
   [your main loop]
</div>
<div id="sidebar">
<?php do_shortcode('[showlist ...]'); ?>
   [sidebar code]
</div>

Hope it helps!

We’re sorry, this plugin won’t help you to achieve that: you’ll need to tweak theme files by hand. It’s not as complicated as it sounds, but it requires you either to learn something new (look to the WP wiki at codex.www.remarpro.com) or to find someone to do it.

Also: WordPress should be upgraded and mantained, and you really should upgrade your installation if it’s still 3.0.5, otherwise many plugins will just have issues (and your website is vulnerable as well).

My advice is to post the request on the https://jobs.wordpress.net/ board or – at least – try to find out local help: there’s always someone learning things waiting for an opportunity, even more if you’re a non-profit organization. I don’t know how the non-profit works in the UK, but I’m sure there will be some way to help this.

Good luck!

We use this plugin too, so we were broken as well.
That’s why you had responses and fixes on Sunday, you’re lucky ??