digigirl

Hi, thanks for your reply.

As I mentioned above, when it didn’t work on the first one, I tried it on a totally fresh install (2.8.6) with nothing but the default theme and no other plugins activated. It still doesn’t work.

You can see it at http://demo.poshblogs.com

The plugin IS activated and I checked the pagepeel-js.php file to make sure the correct path was there. Still nada.

I’m not familiar with the wp_footer WP action support that you mentioned and reading the link you provided didn’t really make it very clear. The default theme does have this right before the </body> tag. Is that all that’s needed or is there something more?

<?php wp_footer(); ?>

Anything else that could be keeping it from working?

In case anybody else has this question, here is how I did it (I did this a while ago, so hopefully I’ve remembered everything).

Valerie

For the Learn More link on the widget:
Look for (approx. line 1167):

<input type="submit" name="Submit" value="' . __('Sign me up!', 'phplist') . '" id="contactsubmit" />

After that line, add:

<input type="hidden" name="phplist_submit" value="process" /> <div style="font-size:x-small"><a href="/wp/newsletter">Learn More...</a></div>

Remembering, of course, to change the link target to whatever you choose.

For the label above the input box instead of next to it:

Change:

`if($widget) {
$labelBreak = ‘
‘;
} else {
$labelBreak = ”;
}`

To:

`if($widget) {
$labelBreak = ”;
} else {
$labelBreak = ‘
‘;
}`

Okay, it did publish properly but it didn’t automatically number them by date. It showed them both as part 1 of 2. But, once they were published, I was able to go back in and correct #2 to #2 and it took it, which it wouldn’t do before it was published.

We’ll give that a try. The Series Publisher didn’t seem to be working when we tried it the first time – it seemed we couldn’t publish at all, but maybe we just weren’t doing it right.

They were first saved as drafts

They were then published as private (so the world wouldn’t see them if they were still messed up) – then reverted back to drafts

The series was added when the post was first written, before being saved in any way.

Yes, I did just upgrade and experience this behavior. I did not notice this happening prior. This is the first series I have attempted to add since installing the upgrade.

However, as I mentioned above, I deleted 2.1.6 and re-installed 2.1.5 (which had been working previously) and it still did it. Since it didn’t help, I went ahead and re-upgraded to 2.1.6.

Thanks for your help.

I did refresh the cache, and the events did fall within the set parameters. Unfortunately, I had to go with another plugin, as this is for a friend who is launching in the next day or two. So I no longer have it installed.

Sorry! Hopefully it was an isolated incident and others will not have this problem.

Google Calendars working fine and still have the same errors.