Dan Rossiter

Interesting… Ok. Yes, you can email me via my site (http://dan.rossiters.org/contact-me/) and I’ll take a look.

Thanks for working with me to help figure out what’s going on wrong! We’ll get this working for you! 🙂

-Dan

Hi Georg,

Yes, the taxon being only registered on the admin side would definitely cause the breakage you were seeing.

It appears you’re still using “taxon_name” as an attribute. That is just a filler value, not the actual attribute you should use. In your case, you want [dg wpmf-category=Archive]. I think that may just resolve everything along with the changes made on WPMF’s end, but let me know how that goes.

EDIT: Shame on me for not fully reading your post. With #3, unless you’re using the patched version of DG which looks at taxon slugs, it would behave that way since there is no “name” for the WPMF taxon. (There is actually an auto-generated name WP creates, but it’s convoluted and not anything like what you would expect.)

-Dan

Not at all — that was more than enough for a beer! 🙂

Regarding Themify.me, I’m not familiar with what the dialog your describing would look like exactly so it’s hard for me to say what might have changed. I presume it was just bringing some of the backend editing functionality to the front end in some way??

Screenshots or a demo site would be helpful so I have a bit of context.

-Dan

Hi Philip,

You are absolutely correct. Thanks for pointing this issue out. We are pushing out 3.5.2 now which should resolve the issue.

Sorry for the inconvenience!

-Dan

Hi andremalenfant,

The limit argument works, but it simply limits. Pagination is an interesting idea and I think a useful feature for DG, but it does not currently exist.

We’ll add this to our TODO list.

Thanks for the suggestion! 🙂

-Dan

Hi Georg,

The issue you’re running into is that no name is registered for the taxon so there is no way for DG to look it up. This ties into an existing enhancement request (https://wordpress.org/support/topic/category-or-taxon_name-should-take-ids-or-slugs-not-names).

I’ll try to get that enhancement in for the next release, but that may be a week or two depending on how invasive non-DG work is.

EDIT: It’s also worth noting that “wpmf-category” is not a valid taxon slug. They can only contain letters and underscores. I would mention to the WPMF developer as that could be breaking other things.

Thanks for your patience,
Dan

Hi Georg,

Sorry, had a brain fart. For your issue, I believe you should be able to just do [dg wpmf-category=Archive]. Untested, so let me know if you still have issues with that change.

-Dan

Hi Daniel,

I wanted to follow up on this. I’ve done a bit of research on WPML, but have yet to find any information on how they do various things that DG would need to detect in order to behave in a way you expect. I tried to contact them but the only ways I could find through their site to contact them were signing up with them, which I’m not interested in doing.

I sent their account a tweet on Twitter so if I hear back I’ll follow up with any progress.

Thanks for your patience,
Dan