Travis Smith

Gary,

You cannot determine the context from the_content filter beyond what the basic conditional functions provide. Even those like is_page_template technically doesn’t work inside the loop (the workaround is to create own is_mycustom_template() to return whatever boolean based on a global that can be set at get_header or even the wp hooks).

Now, is_feed() helps a ton. It can provide you a bail or an early return within your filtering of the_content:

add_filter( 'the_content', 'prefix_the_content_filter' );
/**
 * Filter the_content except for Feeds
 *
 * @param  string $content Post content
 * @return string $content Maybe modified post content
 */
function prefix_the_content_filter( $content ) {
    If ( true === is_feed() ) return $content;
    // do something for non-feeds
    return $content;
}

Then you would hook into the_content_feed. Similarly, for the_excerpt, you would hook into the_excerpt_rss.

add_filter( 'the_content_feed', 'prefix_the_content_feed_filter', 10, 2 );
/**
 * Filter the_content for Feeds
 *
 * @param  string $content   Post content
 * @param  string $feed_type Feed type: rss, rss2, atom, rdf
 * @return string $content   Modified post content
 */
function prefix_the_content_feed_filter( $content, $feed_type ) {
    // do something for feeds content
    return $content;
}

Some others of interest are:

• comment_author_rss
• comment_text_rss
• the_category_rss
• rss_enclosure
• atom_enclosure
• feed_content_type
• the_title_rss
• wp_title_rss & get_wp_title_rss
• bloginfo_rss & get_bloginfo_rss

These should get you on your way!

I will build this in the next release for you.

Thank you for your feedback.

Yes, there are two potential problems that affect this. I will be addressing them this next week.

Again, this is a security risk. The goal of the plugin is to import. Not to remain activated. So activate. Import. Deactivate.

Well, you are not supposed to keep this plugin active. Activate. Import. Deactivate. It’s a security risk otherwise.

Yes, but it’s functionality extent entirely depends on the host and execution time. I’ve had the range of experiences from importing on 25 at a time to importing 2,000 at a time.

Hello Mr. Papa,

I believe I have fixed this. Please let me know if I didn’t.

Thanks,

Travis

Hello Peter,

The post_terms shortcode (see here) is actually a potential Genesis issue. Please post that to the StudioPress forums and link to it here. If you email me the link I will join the conversation there.

Thanks,

Travis

Hello Jackama,

Are you using the Original Image in the Featured Images Settings box? If not, then it won’t work simply because of the way WP works. If possible send a screen shot of the settings.

Thanks,

Travis

Moving this to Shopp forums.

A better example may be this:
Lucent Accessories: https://lordsnet.staging.wpengine.com/?shopp_manufacturer=lucent&shopp_category=accessories (add &debug as needed)

Cisco Accessories: https://lordsnet.staging.wpengine.com/?shopp_manufacturer=cisco&shopp_category=accessories (add &debug as needed)

nacin, any idea why https://lordsnet.staging.wpengine.com/?shopp_manufacturer=cisco&shopp_category=adapter-card (add &debug to see the main query) has *posts* (rather products) where shopp_manufacturer is NOT cisco? This page should have no posts, but it shows posts as though the URL is https://lordsnet.staging.wpengine.com/?shopp_manufacturer=lucent&shopp_category=adapter-card ??

Nacin, no I tried that. I believe the issue was that the query had run already and the queried object wasn’t what was needed. It was as if parse_query was too late or something…This is on a stage and I don’t mind sharing if you’d like to run some tests or something?

Of course, if the search parameter is empty I could use template_redirect to the taxonomy archive. That solves it!

add_action( 'template_redirect', 'lordsnet_empty_search_redirect', 1 );
function lordsnet_empty_search_redirect() {

	if ( isset( $_GET['pw-search'] ) && isset( $_GET['s'] ) && empty( $_GET['s'] ) ) {
		$qvs = array();
		foreach( $_GET as $param => $value ) {
			if ( 'pw-search' != $param && 's' != $param && 's_cs' != $param )
				$qvs[$param] = $value;
		}
		$url = add_query_arg( $qvs, home_url() );

		wp_redirect( $url );
		exit;
	}
}

To be a bit more clear: I’d like for a user to be able to search without using a keyword. Thus changing the search from https://lordsnet.staging.wpengine.com/?shopp_manufacturer=lucent&shopp_machine_family=0&shopp_category=forwarding-media&s=&pw-search=advanced-search&s_cs=true to https://lordsnet.staging.wpengine.com/?shopp_manufacturer=lucent&shopp_machine_family=0&shopp_category=forwarding-media