Diana van de Laarschot
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Category Posts in Custom Menu] order by page-attributesHi Martina,
Could you check if your request is the same as this one:
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/extend-orderby-to-menu_orderKind regards,
DianaForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Category Posts in Custom Menu] Extend orderby to menu_orderFor some reason this got marked as resolved and I lost track of it.
Marked it as unresolved again and will take this up ASAPForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Category Posts in Custom Menu] unexpected T_FUNCTIONHi Antony,
thank you kindly for testing the new development version.
Is there someone who can verify this please? Not out of doubt about Antony’s test, but just to be sure.Kind regards,
DianaForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Category Posts in Custom Menu] unexpected T_FUNCTIONI’ve applied the different way of switching versions.
I’ve now added a cpcm-functions.php file and cpcm-functions52.php file, each defining the function replace_dates in a different manner. The PHP require() function is called depending on the PHP version, thereby avoiding the aforementioned syntax error.If someone could please re-test this with PHP 5.2 or below, I’d be very grateful. Please reinstall the complete plugin, not just the main .php file, because of the two newly added files.
Kind regards,
DianaForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Category Posts in Custom Menu] unexpected T_FUNCTIONI’m glad you offered to test. It seems that this way of switching versions doesn’t work, the offending code is still interpreted and causes the original error.
Thank you very much for your help. I’ve found some new reference material on how to switch depending on the PHP version, will try to fix it before I go to work.
Kind regards,
DianaForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Category Posts in Custom Menu] unexpected T_FUNCTIONjustbase, thank you kindly!
I’ve added an if-else statement to switch between old and newer versions of PHP and have checked this in to the Development Version.
For anyone who is willing and able to test drive it: On the plugin homepage, click ‘Developers’ and then under ‘Other Versions’, download the plugin .zip by clicking ‘Developers Version’.
I’d love to hear your feedback. Again, my apologies for my inattentiveness with regards to PHP versions.
Kind regards,
DianaForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Category Posts in Custom Menu] unexpected T_FUNCTIONIs someone willing and able to test code changes for me with an old version of PHP, before I commit a new version of the plugin?
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In reply to: [Category Posts in Custom Menu] unexpected T_FUNCTIONHi all,
thank you for your reports. My apologies that the new version is causing problems. I will investigate how to introduce a fallback for earlier PHP versions.
Kind regards,
DianaForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Category Posts in Custom Menu] Edits for strict modeFixed in 0.9.1
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In reply to: [Category Posts in Custom Menu] PHP 5.5 preg_replace() /e modifier depricatedFixed in 0.9.1
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In reply to: [Category Posts in Custom Menu] Add thumbnail option with postsHi Akhilraj,
in version 0.9.1, I’ve added the thumbnail URL. You can use %post_feat_image_thumb for that.
Kind regards,
DianaForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Category Posts in Custom Menu] PHP 5.5 preg_replace() /e modifier depricatedThank you for reporting, this will be fixed in the next version. Working on it right now.
Kind regards,
DianaHi the_duck,
the easiest to achieve this is to create a Link (Appearance > Menus > Links) without URL. Then, below that link, you create a category for which you tick “Create submenu containing links to posts in this category.” and you set “Remove original menu item” to “Always”
Kind regards,
DianaForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Category Posts in Custom Menu] Issue with default wordpress sidebar menuHi Adrian,
could you re-test this in WordPress 3.8?
Can’t reproduce it anymore..Kind regards,
DianaForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Category Posts in Custom Menu] Using Plugin with MegaMenu ThemesClosing topic.