yezzz

Sorry to say, but v1.11.6 completely ignores the first slug, ie it only uses %offer_cat% in the link. Same as previous version the url gets updated to %couponordeal%/%offer_cat% using manual update and/or regenerate tool.

I assume you noticed the term bug isn’t fixed, and dev version is for troubleshooting it. Let me know where to get it.

Ah ok that was a misunderstanding. Well in that case the third option would be useful ??

That code fixed the fatal error, but didn’t fix the bug:

I’m using an ‘Offers’ CPT with 2 taxonomies like this:
%couponordeal%/%offer_cat%

Both are associated with the Offers CPT. Both taxonomies are hierarchical. I’m using %couponordeal% with a ‘root’ term. For %offer_cat% I’m testing with a child category, but wp-all-import created a parent and used that instead (it’s a setting somewhere). Maybe this is not relevant, but I mention it for completeness sake.

Anyway, after feed import the custom urls look like %offer_cat%/%offer_cat% was used, so something went wrong with the first taxonomy.

After I manually save such post the url gets corrected. After I use the regenerate tool in Custom URIs Mode all matching posts’ urls get corrected.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 3 months ago by yezzz.

Wow, that was fast. However replacing the code will cause fatal error on the manager page:

Fatal error: Class ‘Permalink_Manager_URI_Functions_Tax’ not found in C:\xampp\htdocs\suupr.loc\wp-content\plugins\permalink-manager\includes\core\permalink-manager-uri-functions-post.php on line 177

A good second look showed that you do already support auto-published posts.

I did find that various imported posts did actually get a rewritten url, but in many cases 1 out of 2 specified structure tags failed. Will have another look at the import settings and logs. Using wp-all-import.

While I was thinking about how a select with options without value would work I remembered I had some issues with multiple/mixed ajaxified libraries on a single page.

So I placed 2 -cats shortcodes for (ajax single-cat) dropdown lists on a page to find it doesn’t work. While at the time I had little, if any, javascript knowledge, this time I know that 2 selects on a page (for single-cat ajax results) don’t work, because this will cause document.catselect to be an array of objects, while showcategory() expects a single element object.

This could be solved for instance by adding settings set number to the form name and passing it: showcategory(formname). Then inside do var catidvar=document[formname].catdropdown.value.

Without changing name attributes can be also be done. See the fiddle which works for dropdowns with and without direct access, and also takes care of options without value attribute: https://jsfiddle.net/1h6Lt13t/

Feel free to use or adjust to your needs.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 7 months ago by yezzz.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 7 months ago by yezzz.

EDIT: ok was reading a cached page. Already answered.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 7 months ago by yezzz.

In the library settings goto the links tab, then use the Link Results Order.

I had a similar issue (trying to generate a pot file) with the plugin notice saying that 500 or so obsolete strings had been removed.

Didn’t happen with the legacy version, so at first thought it was a bug. Took me a while to figure out it was related to filesize setting.

Yes, people should read the manual and go through the settings etc. but it would have been much more user friendly if the plugin notice had included something along the lines of “1 file skipped”. Just my 2 cents.

So you give a 1 star review because you can not, or will not, read? I think your review itself deserves a 1-star rating.

It was mentioned in various places that you need to install solr. In fact I placed install instructions in this review section, because I thought that would be what people read, to find any flaws in a plugin. Also there was, and maybe still is, info in the description or the FAQ that you can also use an external service offered be the author, with a free trial, so you don’t have to go through installing solr to test the plugin.

Moreover, what does the programming language have to do with this? Did you know that java runs on many more machines than php? And is very likely installed on the machine that hosts your wordpress site?

I have no (financial) interest in this plugin, but I don’t think it’s fair that people post reviews like this, when I see the author putting in a lot of effort adding new features and fixing bugs on a regular basis.

Btw, you can edit your review if you go to the reviews page of the plugin.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by yezzz.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by yezzz.

Yay, that fixed it. And yes, IE is a problemchild, making it a great browser for testing stuff ??

Thank you for updating, however now I’m not seeing any time at all. Or am I missing a setting somewhere?

As for the timezone issue, it seems to me there are 4 ways a time can be displayed.

1. use the local time of the publisher
2. convert to UTC
3. convert to the timezone of the webserver/WP
4. convert to the timezone of the visitor (may be the same as #3)

Looks like Link library was doing #2. It may be hard to do #3/#4. To do #1 just use the time in the XML source and ignore the UTC offset. Correct? Perhaps that’s easy to implement.

The author is on vacation and may not be reading this.

I recommend using his contact page.

Ok, well enjoy your holiday ??