waaaaat

Thanks!

Thanks.

ok so I found the error – it was an og:tag plugin problem.

Now… can anyone tell me how to remove this post from here, as it’s absolete?

Thanks for this, actually in the meantime I’ve just added post_category to my wp_insert_post().

$post = array(
	'post_status'	=> 'pending',
	'post_type'		=> 'my_post_type',
  'post_category' => array( 1 ),
);

They are custom posts, so no Uncategorized.

If I had the Uncategorized auto set on new posts, the user would have to un-set it manually, right? Or not?

Thanks for the answer. No, these are just standard input[type=”submit”] buttons in a standard form, and my problem is that they do not submit the forms, not the lack of submtion allert. Any ideas?

Thanks, but all of these seem to be focused on polls with pre-set answers and I need post voting. (the posts are added via a front end form)

From what I can see it’s not what I want – I need users to vote on custom posts (which are contest entries), and this plugin is for polls with fixed answers.

I ommited this one, checking it out now!

Yeah, but that’ll only get the button to stick to the end of the div, and not individual columns….

Thanks anyways, all plugin authors should be this responsive! ??

Hey, thanks for the answer!

I wanted it inside the listing div as a column, so I did something like this
$(‘.alm-btn-wrap’).appendTo(“.alm-listing”).addClass(‘column’);
and it works… sort of. The problem is that the new posts are added after the button, and I would like to have it at the end all of the time.

Any idea how to achieve that?

Thanks!

PS. I’ve come up with a different solution: try convincing the client, that it’s better that way ;).

Ugh…

I’ve managed to limit the column data to just the second value (vote count), by commenting out all $avrg instances in the plugin functions.php file… sorting still broken :/