vsingh1

I guess the only way to deal with this issue is to change the margin-bottom value of #cboxLoadedContent (for anyone else looking for a solution).

Maybe not the most elegant solution, but make 10 custom fields of type “links”, and then add that to your form.

Make the form editable, and your users will be able to add/edit the available links.

Bump to see if anyone can help me with this problem… (p.s. I checked the plug-in in WP 3.0 and it still has the same exact issue)

Wow, that is way more complicated than what I know what to deal with, haha. Sorry, hopefully someone else around the forums will see this and can help you out…

I have two forms, both of which had ‘enable moderation’ checked.

I un-checked them, and it still does the same thing (sets auto trust count from ‘0’ to ‘-1’). Thanks for the idea though… any others?

Entering ’00’ resulted in the auto trust setting to show ‘0’, but once tested the system still didn’t auto trust a new registered user.

I just tested the plug-in on another site using WordPress 2.8.6 with the same results, which the plug-in page says is the last compatible version of WordPress.

So as far as I know, that’s not the issue.

Is there another setting I need to make setting the auto trust to ‘0’ not reset to ‘-1’? Or could it be another issue I’m not thinking about?

Please help, as this is the only feature holding my site back from launching for testing.

Did you hack the form? Or just use the create feature?

If you hacked the form, perhaps something is wrong with the information you entered.

If so, I would suggest testing a new form using just the default settings in the “create form” feature, and see if you encounter the same problem.

This worked out for me:

<?php if ( $current_user->ID == $post->post_author ) {
					?>
<a href="https://www.YOURURL.com/YOUREDITPAGE?tdomf_post_id=<?php echo $post->ID; ?>"> Edit This Post </a>

<?php }	?>

sorry, I’m running TDO 0.13.7 – WordPress 2.9.2 – sharpfolio 2.0