Doodlebee
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To the OP, I’m looking at the CommentPress theme files on github. In the comments.php file (for the theme) did you replace the wp_list_comments() call? In that theme, it looks like this:
wp_list_comments( array( // list comments params 'type'=> 'comment', 'reply_text' => 'Reply to this comment', 'callback' => 'cp_comments' ) );You have to replace the
wp_list_commentswithbb_list_comments. Did you do that?EDIT: Just used the functions from the theme and ‘ported them over to Twenty Eleven, then did the above. The expandable comments are working just as they should. I don’t know about the rest of the theme, but the comments stuff from that theme are working fine with the plugin.
Actually, I do check back on WordPress every now and again, but comments (i.e. support questions) don’t get emailed to me unless it’s attributed correctly. But I do have my contact information in the plugin’s readme file, so email works fine too 🙂
As I said in another thread, I have the plugin working just fine on several sites right now, and just to be sure, I just installed it on a fresh installation of WordPress 3.4.1 with the Twenty Eleven theme, and it’s working just as it should. (that brassblogs.com site is mine.)
As I said in the other thread, simply saying “it’s not working” gives me absolutely nothing to go on. Without knowing how you’re applying it in your the,e, what code you’re using to edit the layout of the comments, I have no idea what’s going wring with your installation.
Well, I’d be happy to help, if I had some information. “Can’t get it to work” doesn’t give me anything to go on at all. How are you putting it in your template files? What call are you using? Are you using the default comment format, or have you used a callback to edit the layout? As with the OP, I *must* have more information to help, otherwise, I can’t do anything.
I know I’m using it on a few 3.4.x versions of WordPress and it’s functioning just fine (my own site is one of them).
EDIT: for the record, I just installed it on a fresh version of WordPress (3.4.1), using Twenty Eleven, and it’s still working great.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP-PostRatings] wp-postratings and custom post typesI have it on my custom post type. It’s simply a matter of editing your template file to show the rating if the condition matches.
Oh, good Lord, I’m an idiot. I was thinking the rating would show up in the comment form, but it shows up wherever you place it within the post (i.e. I was looking in the wrong spot). I fixed it by adding
do_shortcode('[rating]');just before the textarea comment field.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: getting different Request on author pages with wp_query_posts()Okay, I just did a direct query get obtain the ID. It’s working now.
$test_query = "SELECT ID FROM $wpdb->posts WHERE $wpdb->posts.post_type = 'testimonial' AND $wpdb->posts.post_status = 'publish'"; $id = $wpdb->get_results($test_query); if($id) { $id = $id[0]->ID; ...Forum: Meetups
In reply to: Hartford, CT or Springfield, MA drink and meetI’m in the Hartford area. There’s some excellent meetups around here. I don’t know of any that are WordPress-specific, but there’s regular groups that meet up with regard to programming, web development, etc. (WordCamp Boston is this weekend, too – sadly I’m going to miss it this year.)
But as far as local groups, go to meetup.com and search. Dining with Designers is a small group that’s pretty active. You can also follow @cttweetcrawl on Twitter (they’re on Facebook too) – they do a lot of stuff and usually have pretty big events. Oh, and the Hartford Build Guild is fun. They only meet once a month, though.
Thanks! As soon as I’m done, I’ll do that 🙂
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Issue with passing settings values (possibly register_settings() related?)GAH! I found it.
it was on line 87 of the code:
echo '<p><select id="bei_view" name="name="bei_options[view]"></p>' . "\n";darn copy/paste. I have “name” in there twice… it should look like:
echo '<p><select id="bei_view" name="bei_options[view]"></p>' . "\n";I feel smart for the day! Thanks anyway, all 🙂
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Search multidimensional array with meta_query()Okay, well, I’ll mark this as “resolved” because after much searching (before and after posting this) it seems what I want isn’t possible. So I’ve found an alternate route to do what I need done. So even though I can’t answer *this* exact question, I did figure out how to do what I needed through different means.
Sure! The new files will have more translations to them (and some are gone now), but if you’d like to give it a shot, that would be great 🙂
Okay, just an update – in the release I’m working on, I’ve gotten the translation to work. I had a wrong path on the code – so it’s not showing up because it’s looking for the files in the wrong spot. My bad!
In any case, the upcoming release will have a .pot file for easier translation, rather than the .po/.mo files. The path is also fixed.
Still working out a few glitches, but hoping to have the new release with these fixes out by the end of the week 🙂
Thanks again for letting me know 🙂
Hmm…
I’m working on an update to the plugin *right now* – so let me add this to the list of to-dos. I honestly have no idea why it’s not working – so I’ll see if i can sort it out. Thanks for letting me know!
hi DoZ –
I don’t actually have that added, because the plugin is meant to only show that tab on pages where it’s necessary. if the back end page you’re one doesn’t have any instructions for it, then the tab doesn’t show – so as not to confuse the end user.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Smart Archives Reloaded] [Plugin: Smart Archives Reloaded] Custom TaxonomiesOh wow. it was WAY easier than I thought! Here’s what works:
smart_archives('format=fancy', array('orderby' => 'author', 'post_type' => 'author_posts', 'author_category' => 'campaigns' ) );Hope that helps someone else 🙂