It appears that this plugin doesn't work with WP 2.7. I can choose the colors that the plugin uses but can't get to any screen to enter data. In spite of the very recent update, http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/projectmanager/ still shows the plugin only being compatible up to 2.5. I assumed that this was an oversight but, at least as far as WP 2.7 is concerned, this seems to be true.
[Plugin: ProjectManager] not compadible with WP 2.7 ? (11 posts)
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DouglasVB
Posted 12 months ago # -
Ok, I definetely have to add a link to the management page. You can edit projects and data in the tools section
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Posted 11 months ago #Ahhh now I see where I can edit stuff. Yes, it would be nice to have a link in the other area. Trying to figure out where plugins stick things, especially in WP 2.7, is quite difficult.
It looks like there is a depreciated function used in the plugin, too. When I go to Tools - Projects and click on or create a new project, it throws this error:
Warning: Call-time pass-by-reference has been deprecated; If you would like to pass it by reference, modify the declaration of [runtime function name](). If you would like to enable call-time pass-by-reference, you can set allow_call_time_pass_reference to true in your INI file in xxxxxxxx/wp-content/plugins/projectmanager/page/show-project.php on line 102
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stgoos
Posted 10 months ago #Hi, I'm using WP2.7 as well with v1.6 of the plugin and can see the management side of it. The issue I'm experiencing is that the output is not working, I get a blank section for it or I just see the shortcode in the post... any idea's?
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JimHadfield
Posted 10 months ago #stgoos,
I'm having the exact same issue. For the most part, just the short code is being displayed. Categories works but only gives me a link to a page that says there are no categories.There is definitely something strange with the module. I sure hope it get figured out. I really like the concept of what koelle is trying to do here and hope he gets it fixed.
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could you post the shortcode please?
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Posted 10 months ago #This is the shortcode I am using for the categories: [prjctmngr_category_selection=3,list,left]
This is the shortcode I am using to show a listing.
[dataset_list=3,undefined,ol]html code for the post is as follows:
[prjctmngr_category_selection=3,list,left]
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[dataset_list=3,undefined,ol]It can be seen at: http://my.snowbankih.tzo.com/my-projects/
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There is currently a bug in the TinyMCE Button. For the datasets you need to use
[prjctmngr_list=3,,ol]
Did you select a category in the project settings? I designed it like this that the Wordpress category system is used. Thus a category needs to be set in the projects settings and all subcategories of this will be used for grouping of the projects.
Hope that works. I'll also work on fixing the TinyMCE Bug.
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Posted 10 months ago #Yes, I assigned a category in the project manager setup. However, I see that the category does not carry over into each of the data sets when I edit them.
I just changed the shortcode to [prjctmngr_list=3,,ol] but it is still not displaying the dataset.
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I'm very sorry, just recognized that i posted the wrong shortcode. It should be
[dataset_list=3,,ol]
This should work.
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Posted 9 months ago #I had just thrown in the towel and deleted everything.
Then I read your new post, tried it, and it worked....Your next step? Get all these tricks into some sort of documentation please. Otherwise you have a real nice module that no one is going to want to use.
Thank you for your assistance.
Jim
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