elliesatt

It’s https://300hours.com, although not sure if the URL would be helpful since this only occurs in the backend (wp-admin)

Hi Nate

Thanks – I got this implemented and it seems to trigger nicely!

• Ideally it should just trigger when upvoting occurs, not when downvoting. Do I still use the same hook, or do you hopefully have an ‘upvoted’ hook?
• Also, right now if I upvote, downvote and upvote again, I trigger the event 3 times. It should be just the one time (i.e. the first upvote) for any individual topic or reply. Is this possible?

Yes I’ve done that, it’s this plugin that causes the icons to misalign. No other plugin causes this.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 8 months ago by elliesatt.

Got it – it was a rogue file changing paths. Thanks for the help!

My server admin is the one that highlighted that issue – my website is self-hosted (if that’s the right term) which means I don’t have a cpanel etc. Server admin seems to think that the local value (/var/cpanel/php/sessions/ea-php74) is set by the plugin, but I’m getting the sense that you’re saying that’s also set on the server side?

Awesome! Please let me know if I can help in any way.

I’m not sure how it would apply to the whole Tags system. Maybe I’m not understanding it right.

I did notice your Taxopress rebrand!

Originally when I downloaded Simple Tags, my understanding of the feature was that it would assign tags based on the text in the post matching some keywords, rather than just the one exactly matching it. In other words:

Ideally, if any of these words are found in a post it should e.g. generate an ‘oranges’ tag, rather than three separate tags:

• orange
• oranges
• clementines

This would be useful as an automatic feature for both regular posts and bbPress topic tags. I run an educational forum so this feature could really help build a useful glossary for users.

Hope that clarifies.

Just wanted to chime in on this and say that for the last 2 months this feature is what I’ve been desperately trying to search for.

I currently do use Simple Tags, but this would make tag functionality 10x more useful, as I can group multiple terms into the same tag. This would be very useful for both regular blog posts as well as forum topics.

e.g. if the tag is “exam day experience”, some of the keywords could be:
? exam center
? exam centers
? exam day
? proctor
? proctors

• This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by elliesatt.

Thanks – modifying from the exported example got me going! In case it helps anyone going forward, for the full 500+ links list, I got Google Sheets to cobble together the text in the same format as the exported example, dropped it into an online JSON formatter, and it worked.

Yep, all working on my end too. All is well with the world. Thanks for the quick response!