Jan Koester

I can’t promise backwards compatibility is still there. I didn’t test migrating since release 0.5 and some things have changed.
If you hit any bugs on your test environment I’ll e happy to fix them.

It’s on the list for the next release. Thank’s for the suggestion.

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Mist probably this is a problem of your theme and not of RecipePress reloaded. Please provide more information:
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Please try release 0.7.9. This should help you to recover your lost taxonomies.

I can’t tell you why this is happening. Quite obviously you install of RecipePress reloaded forgets about it’s taxonomies upon update. However this should not happen!
A quick fix could be:

1. Go into your MySQL-Database
2. Go to the table wp_option
3. Find the entry rpr_taxonomies and save it somewhere
4. Perform the update
5. Replace the entry rpr_taxonomies with the older version. Taxonomies now should be there again.

I will think about a ‘recover taxonomies’ feature for the next release, but this might take some time.

This looks like a rather strong effect of a problem I noticed yesterday. To solve it please edit php/class/rpr_taxonomies and insert some code around line 62 just after $this->taxonomies = get_option('rpr_taxonomies', array());
and before // register taxonomies:

// Restore taxonomies if active but deleted:
			if( !isset($this->taxonomies['rpr_ingredient']) ){
				$this->taxonomies = $this->add_taxonomy_to_array($this->taxonomies, 'rpr_ingredient', __( 'Ingredients', $this->pluginName ), __( 'Ingredient', $this->pluginName ), true);
			}
			if( $rpr_option['taxonomies']['rpr_category'] == '1' && !isset($this->taxonomies['rpr_category']) ){
				$this->taxonomies = $this->add_taxonomy_to_array($this->taxonomies, 'rpr_category', __( 'RPR Categories', $this->pluginName ), __( 'RPR Category', $this->pluginName ), true);
			}
			if( $rpr_option['taxonomies']['rpr_tag'] == '1' && !isset($this->taxonomies['rpr_tag']) ){
				$this->taxonomies = $this->add_taxonomy_to_array($this->taxonomies, 'rpr_tag', __( 'RPR Tags', $this->pluginName ), __( 'RPR Tag', $this->pluginName ), false);
			}
			if( $rpr_option['taxonomies']['rpr_course'] == '1' && !isset($this->taxonomies['rpr_course']) ){
				$this->taxonomies = $this->add_taxonomy_to_array($this->taxonomies, 'rpr_course', __( 'Courses', $this->pluginName ), __( 'Course', $this->pluginName ), true);
			}
			if( $rpr_option['taxonomies']['rpr_cuisine'] == '1' && !isset($this->taxonomies['rpr_cuisine']) ){
				$this->taxonomies = $this->add_taxonomy_to_array($this->taxonomies, 'rpr_cuisine', __( 'Cuisines', $this->pluginName ), __( 'Cuisine', $this->pluginName ), true);
			}
			if( $rpr_option['taxonomies']['rpr_season'] == '1' && !isset($this->taxonomies['rpr_season']) ){
				$this->taxonomies = $this->add_taxonomy_to_array($this->taxonomies, 'rpr_season', __( 'Seasons', $this->pluginName ), __( 'Season', $this->pluginName ));
			}
			if( $rpr_option['taxonomies']['rpr_difficulty'] == '1' && !isset($this->taxonomies['rpr_difficulty']) ){
				$this->taxonomies = $this->add_taxonomy_to_array($this->taxonomies, 'rpr_difficulty', __( 'Difficulties', $this->pluginName ), __( 'Difficulty', $this->pluginName ));
				}

This should do the trick.

What I did not test yet is what happens to custom taxonomies. Will look into that later today.

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 …

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?