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  • Plugin Author Scott Reilly

    (@coffee2code)

    WordPress & Plugin Developer

    @imscenterprise : Hi,

    It is not currently possible to sort the “Comments” column in user listings. The count is determined dynamically and doesn’t lend itself easily to being sorted.

    However, I’ve added it to the TODO list for the plugin, so it may be something I look more into implementing in the future.

    Cheers!

    Plugin Author Scott Reilly

    (@coffee2code)

    WordPress & Plugin Developer

    @elenapanzalis : Hi,

    There is a way, but how to do so depends on what you have in mind.

    Are you looking to show the count next to each comment (to show how many times that commenter has commented)?

    Or are you looking to output the count in some other fashion? Within a post? In a widget? As part of a theme template?

    Let me know and I’ll better be able to cater a code example for you.

    Plugin Author Scott Reilly

    (@coffee2code)

    WordPress & Plugin Developer

    Thanks for the video! It definitely does confirm what you’re saying. Just to make sure I have it all right:

    * For a custom post type (at least this particular one of yours), if the post title does *not* have an apostrophe in it, the post navigation works as expected.
    * However, once an apostrophe is added to the title, the post navigation fails to appear.
    * If the apostrophe is once again removed and the post saved, the navigation returns.
    * If JavaScript is disabled when the post has the apostrophe in the title, the metabox appears but is empty.
    * A regular post with an apostrophe in the title does not affect the post navigation.

    I’m going to continue looking into this. In the meantime, one additional thing to try: For another post of this post type (ideally one that’s a few posts away in the navigation order), could you add an apostrophe to its title and see if the navigation goes away for that post? There could be an interaction with your original post and one of its adjacent posts; so this test is to see if the issue affects all posts for this custom post type or maybe just that one specific post for some reason.

    Thanks again for keeping with this bug hunt!

    Plugin Author Scott Reilly

    (@coffee2code)

    WordPress & Plugin Developer

    I’m still not clear on what you’re saying. You say you create “a page”, but pages don’t appear in feeds by default. And it’s also happening for posts? So it seems the plugin isn’t working at all for you?

    I can’t reproduce this issue and haven’t received any other reports. Could you be more specific? There were some questions in my first response the could help me begin to try debugging the problem you’re experiencing.

    Plugin Author Scott Reilly

    (@coffee2code)

    WordPress & Plugin Developer

    @cyclopse : Hi,

    Can you specify which types of feed(s) you are referring to? Does the post appear in the main site feed? Does the post get excluded from the front page blog listing, or it appearing there too?

    Plugin Author Scott Reilly

    (@coffee2code)

    WordPress & Plugin Developer

    @companyinterface : Do you have any details to share about how it does not work in your situation? What were you trying and what did and did not happen?

    Plugin Author Scott Reilly

    (@coffee2code)

    WordPress & Plugin Developer

    @mkormendy : I just released v1.9.1 of the plugin which may address your issue. Be sure to conduct any testing against that and let me know how things go. If you’re still experiencing issues, then follow up with my previous comment in this thread. Thanks!

    Plugin Author Scott Reilly

    (@coffee2code)

    WordPress & Plugin Developer

    @burlyqlady : Hi,

    Sorry, it turns out I provided an incorrect example, so it was my fault and not yours! I’ve updated the example as part of the just-released v1.9.1. Here’s the updated version of your code snippet that should do what you want:

    /**
     * Modify Admin Post Navigation to allow and disallow certain post statuses from being navigated.
     *
     * @param array $post_statuses Post statuses permitted for admin navigation.
     * @return array
     */
    function change_apn_post_status( $post_statuses ) {
    	// Remove post status(es).
    	$post_statuses_to_remove = array( 'draft' ); // Customize here.
    	foreach ( $post_statuses_to_remove as $remove ) {
    		if ( false !== $index = array_search( $remove, $post_statuses ) ) {
    			unset( $post_statuses[ $index ] );
    		}
    	}
    
    	return $post_statuses;
    }
    add_filter( 'c2c_admin_post_navigation_post_statuses', 'change_apn_post_status' );

    Thanks for bringing this up!

    Plugin Author Scott Reilly

    (@coffee2code)

    WordPress & Plugin Developer

    Hi Val,

    Just to formally follow-up here: we figured out the issue (the front page text was actually in a page builder text box which does not filter its contents) and worked around it for your particular case.

    Cheers!

    Plugin Author Scott Reilly

    (@coffee2code)

    WordPress & Plugin Developer

    @ianmac44 : Thanks!

    The plugin will allow the reply-to (and any others) to pass through unchanged. If you specify a from_email and from_name via the plugin settings, then the “from:” header is changed (otherwise that header is unmolested as well). Other than that, it only serves to configure the SMTP settings accordingly.

    Cheers!

    Plugin Author Scott Reilly

    (@coffee2code)

    WordPress & Plugin Developer

    Could you try two things, and if they fail, answer one thing?

    = 1. =
    For the post type post in question (“Eduardo’s”), could you temporarily remove the apostrophe from the title, save the post, and see if the navigation works as expected?

    If it does, could you re-edit that post, add the apostrophe back in, save it again, and re-test?

    = 2. =
    If the above doesn’t really change anything, could you temporarily disable JS in your browser and then load the page to edit the “Eduardo’s” post. Without JS, you should see a metabox labeled something like “Restaurant Navigation” (you may have to make sure it displays via the “Screen Options” slide-down if you don’t see it).

    Do you see the metabox? And if so, do you see the navigation links within it?

    = Fallback question. =
    Assuming those still fail, could you tell me what plugin you are using to create the “Restaurant” post type?

    There shouldn’t be any difference in behavior between a regular post and a custom post type, so I don’t yet know why you’re experiencing such a difference.

    Plugin Author Scott Reilly

    (@coffee2code)

    WordPress & Plugin Developer

    @mkormendy : I haven’t been able to reproduce the issue (on either a built-in post type or a custom post type).

    Does it happen for you even for a regular post with an apostrophe in its title?

    Can you check the page source for the post edit page where the nav is missing and see if you find <span id="admin-post-nav"> somewhere? If so, can you paste the snippet of its location (to include a few lines before it through to a few lines after its closing </span>).

    The plugin actually has to move (via JavaScript) the navigation links to where you expect them to appear. I just want to ensure they’re being output, and if so, where.

    Plugin Author Scott Reilly

    (@coffee2code)

    WordPress & Plugin Developer

    @kyky : Hi,

    Based on your description of the issue you’re experiencing, it doesn’t appear as if the Single Category Permalink plugin is responsible. The plugin only affects the permalink used for categories, and for posts when the post permalink structure includes “%category%”. It has no means of preventing selected categories from being properly saved.

    To verify, you should disable the plugin and retry what you are doing. If things suddenly work after doing that and nothing else, let me know, but provide more exact details about what you’re doing.

    If you are still having the issue, then it is probably caused by another plugin. Disable another one, and retry. Keep repeating that process until things start working (then you’ll know which plugin was responsible.)

    Cheers.

    Plugin Author Scott Reilly

    (@coffee2code)

    WordPress & Plugin Developer

    @rojer_31 : Hi,

    Thanks for the review!

    To clarify your request, you’d like a hook to selectively disable the plugin from taking effect for either category links or post links?

    So for your example, you’d disable it for categories and leave it enabled for posts. Thus, you would have permalinks like:

    Category (unchanged from WP default behavior):
    http://example.com/category/automobile/ford/mustang/

    Post (that uses %category% in its permalink structure and is assigned the above category):
    http://example.com/mustang/my-post/

    Have I understood what you’re trying to do?

    Plugin Author Scott Reilly

    (@coffee2code)

    WordPress & Plugin Developer

    @jonas-lundman, @kiwi3685 : When viewing the user email addresses actually assigned to the users who have multiple accounts (via Admin -> Users), do you see the “+ama0” as part of their email address?

    If so, and you edit the user to remove the “+ama0” from their email address, does it get reintroduced?

    Or do the user accounts appear fine with regards to using the same email address, but outgoing emails get the “+ama0” added to them somehow?

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