Thanks for reporting this issue. I will look into this as soon as possible.
I’d suggest not to use quotes in ingredient names. Instead use the comment field to store brands etc.
Internally ingredients are stored as taxonomy terms similar to categories. I’m not sure if wordpress supports special characters in terms.
Have a look at the ingredients list in the back end. Do “Brooks” Chili Beans show up there?
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Pierse
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I looked at the ingredients list and all the “brands” all show up in the list. The only problem is when you go back to look at a recipe which used “brandwhatever” those fields which use the “brandwhatever” are blank. however when you go and look at the recipe on the front end, everything is there.
Problem was that in the backend form the quotes in your ingredient name got mixed up with the quotes used in HTML to define the form field value.
I think I found a solution to this and will make it available in release 0.7.8 this week.
Other parts of the plugin might be affected as well by this problem. If you observe anything please tell me.
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Pierse
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Jan awesome work on this plugin.
Another thing I noticed is when you look at the ingredient list the “brandwhatever” are all at the top of the list of ingredients. not a bad thing really. but something i noticed.
again thanks for the quick replies and great plugin.
The sorting on the recipe index page is alphabetical by title as done by wordpress. In the alphabet characters like ” come before the letter A. This cannot be changed easily as I’d have to recode the database query. And I’m not going to do that …
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Pierse
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As you shouldn’t. AND again, you rock on support.
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Pierse
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This has been resolved with the update, Version 0.7.8! Thanks Jan!!
