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I just tested your development version against the current WordPress release 3.2.1 with our Windows / XAMPP setup and on my local OS X / MAMP installation against the latest nightly build of WordPress 3.3. Both installations seem to run flawless.
Greetings,
Daniel
It works, thanks for your support!
Hi Benjamin,
first of all, thanks for all the work you put into the plugin, its greatly appreciated!
Since version 1.2 the revision summary bug is gone and the plugin now works great on my local MAMP-installation. On our Windows XAMPP-installation however, I get exactly the same error as Naturalrush.
Any ideas what’s causing this? Maybe differences in the handling of rewrite-rules?
Greetings
Hi,
glad you like our plugin!
We probably will need to modify the plugin to support Google Analytics.
Since we do most of the development in our spare time, I can’t promise if or when this support will be added.
Hi,
thanks for your feedback.
I added the problem to our bug list.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Search Light] [Plugin: Search Light] Supporting Custom POst TypeHi,
support is planned for the 1.5 release.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Search Light] Creating your own theme? Include some stuff!When building a WordPress theme, you should include the hooks listed on this page.
Since plugins use this functionality to register CSS and JS-files, chances are pretty high that you will run into trouble with quite a lot of WP plugins when using them with your new theme.
Since this functionality is related to WordPress theme development and not the development of a theme for the Search Light dropdown, this information should not be replicated within the installation page.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Search Light] Only Works in Firefox and IE?Hi,
I just tested on Safari 4.0.4 Mac & PC, Google Chrome 5.0.307.11 beta Mac, Firefox 3.6 Mac, Firefox 3.5.7 PC, Opera 10.50 beta Mac, IE8 PC and Firefox 2.0.0.17 PC without any problems. In IE6 PC the styling is slightly off, but it’s still usable (who would have thought)…;-)
If you send me the URL for your site, I could take a look and try to find out, why it’s not working for you.
Greetings,
Daniel
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Search Light] 3.0 ready minor bug (dutch word)Hi,
thanks for your feedback, glad you like our plugin!
For the special character problem I need to get back to my colleague to see if we can fix this.
As for images within the dropdown:
We are currently working on a version that uses the post-thumbnail feature of WordPress 2.9, so stay tuned.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How to sort the result of query_postOK, sorry,
I just did another test with your code and now it works as expected…;-)
Maybe I was just too tired the other night / early morning and forgot to upload the modified php to the server…;-)
Since your code sounded just right (storing the result of get_posts into a variable $reverseposts and than re-sorting this result using array_reverse) I couldn’t understand why the sorting was still wrong.
So thanks alot for your help and greetings from Germany!
Daniel
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How to sort the result of query_postThanks alot for the quick response!
I tried both ideas, but they had no effect on the sort order. I did some more digging in the codex and think that the solution could be in here:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Displaying_Posts_Using_a_Custom_Select_QueryStoring the result of a query in a variable and than modifying this result should be possible this way, but my php knowledge is too limited to built a solution around this concept…;-)
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How to prevent HTML code-changes?Forgot to mention that the <img> will still get paragraph breaks around it though.
That’s exactly the problem: You write some correctly formatted HTML-code with deactivated visual editor in WordPress to have full control over the code. Than the code gets written into the database where everything looks still great, but when rendering the page, certain tags, in this case a closing paragraph, are inserted into the HTML and break the code.
I agree, in most cases, it shouldn’t be necessary to use code-view at all and live with the visual tools WordPress has to offer. But sometimes the project demands a layout that is a little too complex for the visual editor to handle. Again, it’s a great concept of WordPress to include such visual tools that are simple to use and get the job done in most cases. But I think the “raw” HTML-mode should just be a way to get HTML into the page exactly how it was written.
Is there a documentation about how content gets filtered before the final page gets rendered?
I could only find this information which is a little dated.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How to prevent HTML code-changes?The Problem is not about the fact that h1 is a block level element.
It’s about WP adding additional tags like closing paragraphs or line breaks into the source that break the layout.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How to prevent HTML code-changes?Any other ideas?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How to prevent HTML code-changes?Thanks for the quick response!
I already tried reformatting the code in the code-window, but the results are not really predictable and always wrong. When I insert the code in one line as you propose, the code gets changed to:
<div class="headline"><span class="floatLeft"><img src="/wp-content/images/course_numbers/headlines/w01.gif" width="58" height="25"></span>LINEBREAK< h1 class="short">Headline content text</h1>
In the code-window, between the closing span and the opening heading 1, there is not even a blank, so I have no clue why WP inserts a br.
Also, reformatting the code by hand would simply be impossible for every page within the project.