Scott Reilly

Admin Trim Interface is on the docket for getting updated to be compatible with WordPress 3.2+. Should happen within the next few days, so stay tuned.

This has been fixed in Allow Multiple Accounts v2.5. Thanks for reporting!

This has been fixed in Configure SMTP v3.1. Thanks!

It’s up to whatever contact form plugin or custom code that you are using to override the “from” field for emails that it sends out. The Configure SMTP plugin doesn’t know anything about the contact form implementation that may be in use; it is simply a tool for configuring the SMTP server and making some capabilities available to other code/plugins.

Bear in mind that some mail servers will not accept for delivery any emails where the “From” email isn’t based on a domain they host, so doing what you request would cause issues for some people (possibly including yourself).

I’ve just released Allow Multiple Accounts v2.5. There were a number of bugfixes and improvements. Compatibility has been extended through WP 3.2.1 and compatibility has been added for BuddyPress (1.2+ and the coming 1.3).

It fixes the user_row() bug many reported, and some things not mentioned. To the best of my knowledge, I’ve fixed all outstanding issues with the plugin. Please let me know if any further issues are encountered.

The custom fields should be listed in the order you defined them. It’s a little unclear based on what you’ve specified above how you have things set up. Have you defined multiple sponsors in a single custom field, or are you using multiple custom fields? You’ve also indicated the key is named either ‘sponsorship’ or ‘sponsor’. You made mention of the widget, but you provided an example using the template tag.

I’m going to assume you are using the key ‘sponsorship’ and that you are defining multiple custom fields of that key for a single post, one for each sponsor.

In that case, you’d want to use the following snippet:

<?php echo c2c_get_custom( 'sponsorship', 'My Most Recent Sponsors:', '', '', ', ' ); ?>

You example code won’t list more than one at a time, since the plugin by default only lists one. You have to define the argument that indicates what to put between items in order to list multiple items. My snippet simply puts a comma and space between each listed sponsor.

If I’ve misunderstood what you’re trying to do, please clarify.

This is general WordPress support request and not anything specific to the Get Custom Field Values plugin.

But what you want to do is modify your theme’s search.php file. In most cases there is already a section that handles displaying a message like “Nothing found” when the search doesn’t have any results. That’ll be the section where you want to add your custom text and contact info.

You’ll have to re-ask your question in the Themes and Templates forum if you need more guidance.

Please try v1.6.1, though I didn’t make many functional changes. I’ve tested under WP 3.2 with Chrome, Safari, and Firefox 3 and haven’t experienced any issues.

The nav widget in the admin sidebar is the default state of the plugin; JavaScript is used to transform that into the links near the top of the page. Do you have JavaScript disabled by chance, or have you noticed any JavaScript errors? What browser and operating system are you using?

It’s also possible that another plugin is interfering with this plugin’s JavaScript. If you can do so, I’d recommend disabling all other plugins and trying this one. Does it work then?