Trevor Green

There is no ability to activate and it still shows the connection box.

With Version 2.2.1-alpha it appears to do nothing for me locally with that constant defined.

I have to look into this. I’m don’t think I’m getting these support requests in my email. I haven’t looked into this in awhile. I’m planning on revisiting it.

I assume I put in a spot in the widget for a class but it didn’t output. I’ll check that.

Was there anything else that you think would help.

I tried to keep this very simple rather than building a Swiss army knife plugin that does everything. It looks like it has held up ok.

I just ran into this issue.

Even if you do test with a live site. Which I could do with a live staging but I test with local/staging/production. I still am required to make the blog public and index-able in order to connect it to wordpress.com.

That is pretty weak.

I can work around some of it but it’s still annoying.

Sorry for the slow response, apparently I’m not getting the emails from this forum. Have to look into that.

The default functionality is to use:

‘post_parent’ => get_the_ID(),

That is a shortcode argument so you can use [pdfmenu post_parent=”(post)”]. Or in your php:
do_shortcode(‘[pdfmenu post_parent='” . $wp_query->post->ID . ‘”‘);

The plugin could also be changed to use: ‘post_parent’ => $wp_query->post->ID;

So you can certainly make that change and I believe all you have to do is change the name of the plugin in the file and it won’t get future updates. (I don’t have any planned currently).

I know one rogue that’s going to get let go from the guild for neglecting his lock picking skills.

Sweet. I’m in now.

How about on the developer page putting another section or footnote.

Something like.

*Approval

Currently the approval process is a manual check designed to cut down on spammy entries. If you have a live website for your business that is clearly development related you will likely be approved. There is currently no code review involved in the approval process. This process is subject to change without notice.

Or some such message that better reflects what is actually going on in the black box.

Thanks for your support you pointy eared backstabber. ??

Thanks, so what is there to approve if there is no plugin?

I want to play nice whatever the process is. I’m just confused.

Is this like moderation. The person approving is just making sure someone didn’t spam the form? Or is there some other criteria?

Is there no global approval for a developer?

I was starting to get a bit excited about using the repository, but every minute counts. When developing a solution for someone I want to be on version control from minute one, before the project is complete. It seems kind of broken to not have the ability to private repository something and use the update mechanism and then enable access when you think its ready for the public.

I understand that would make the repository more complex to administer, but it makes me want to look a different updater that I can just point to git and clone into wordpress, where I don’t have wait on someone else and I can set whatever policy I want.

Problem is, I haven’t seen something like that yet that I don’t have to build myself, but maybe I just haven’t looked hard enough.

I’m having a similar problem, when I first installed the plugin and created a sample event in the current month it work. I didn’t try future events. I turned editing over to the client and now find that when select a different month it continues to render the current mother. I was knocking around in the code and the date it always seems to use to render is the current date. Not the selected month. I’m having trouble finding where the code reads those select boxes to render a different grid.
Any help would be appreciated. It looks like I have the version with the changes listed above. So thats not it.

https://www.compasshousingalliance.org.php5-10.dfw1-1.websitetestlink.com/category/events/