Paul Kaiser
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Hi All — please check out Content Scheduler version 0.9.8, addressing WP 3.3 compatibility, earlier metabox issues, and a few other enhancements. Take care — Paul
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Content Scheduler] [Plugin: Content Scheduler] Works great!Hi GL8899,
Thanks for the kudos. Glad Content Scheduler is helping you out!
Please check out Content Scheduler version 0.9.8, addressing WP 3.3 compatibility, earlier metabox issues, and a few other enhancements. Take care — PaulForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Content Scheduler] [Plugin: Content Scheduler] Meta Box Not AppearingHi teamadesign — please check out Content Scheduler version 0.9.8, addressing WP 3.3 compatibility, earlier metabox issues, and a few other enhancements. Take care — Paul
Hi daniel4ing — please check out Content Scheduler version 0.9.8, addressing WP 3.3 compatibility and a few other enhancements. Take care — Paul
Hi Nevets321 — please check out Content Scheduler version 0.9.8, addressing WP 3.3 compatibility and a few other enhancements. Take care — Paul
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Content Scheduler] Content Scheduler and WordPress 3.3Happy Holidays,
Please check out Content Scheduler version 0.9.8, addressing WP 3.3 compatibility and a few other enhancements.
Take care,
PaulHi all — please check out Content Scheduler version 0.9.8, addressing WP 3.3 compatibility and a few other enhancements. Take care — Paul
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Content Scheduler] Content Scheduler module does not show up anymoreHi daless14 — please check out Content Scheduler version 0.9.8, addressing WP 3.3 compatibility and a few other enhancements. Take care — Paul
Hi there — Sorry for your troubles. This is a known issue now in 0.9.7. I am nearly out with 0.9.8. The fix is to go in to Content Scheduler settings and set the “Minimum Level” to “Subscriber.” This controls who can see:
a. shortcodes you might put in your content to show the expiration date/time
b. Expiration box and columns for editors.
I’ve already fixed this in 0.9.8 but need to fix a few other things before releasing.
Thanks for using Content Scheduler and letting me know of this issue.
PaulForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Content Scheduler] [Plugin: Content Scheduler] Strange behaviourThank you for taking the time to give me such thorough information. This is very helpful!
When you changed the timezone the first time (Step 2) I understand the behavior. At this time, Content Scheduler saves the expiration date / time as a string rather than a date/time. There is no date math done when it comes time to consider expiration. I hope to change this to storing datetimes probably in UTC. Probably not until 1.0, though.
2 through 3 makes sense — I don’t the the plugin is successfully deleting the expiration times when you delete the plugin. Adding that to my list as a fix.
Item 4 — this one seems strange.
Item 5 — I’m not surprised, but still scratching my head. Early on when I was having problems with wp-cron (still the bane of my coding with this plugin) I would get nothing to work right with UTC-6, but when I used the names like “America/Chicago” etc. things would work.
Anyway, thanks again for taking time to give me this info. I’m trying to push out 0.9.8 by the end of this week, and will address these issues.
Hi Moxie — I’ll look in to this. I think I could do both of these fairly easily. For the email situation, I’ll just want to make the field name configurable, so it isn’t hard-coded to your particular solution. I’m glad you mentioned this, because I was considering dropping the notification feature — I didn’t think anyone cared about it or was using it. Now I know differently!
Please excuse me for not getting to this post sooner. Try checking out the new forum on my site for faster support:
http://structurewebdev.com/supportAgain, I’ll see what I can do about your requests.
Take care,
PaulForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Content Scheduler] remove the timeHi there,
Do you mean just for convenience?
If you set the time to 00:00:00 it is the same as having no time.
Is it a hassle, though, to have to set the time to 00:00:00 to get that result?
If that is what you mean, I get it — and yes, I could add this in to 0.9.8.
Is Content Scheduler working out for you otherwise?
Thanks,
PaulForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Changed Domain, Need to Change BackHey Mike,
So, you can’t go to “http://yourdomain.com/wp-admin” without getting redirected? I don’t remember exactly how this works.If you can’t get there that way, consider using a tool like phpmyadmin to change the domain in your WordPress database manually.
You’d need to change a couple values in your wp_options table:
siteurl
homeGive that a try.
PaulForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: how to include javascriptHey Burak,
Adding JavaScript right in your template could lead to problems with plugins and such later. You might consider seeing if an existing slider plugin meets your needs. Commonly, the slider plugin would include a template tag you could easily place in a custom template as zoonini recommends.
PaulChris, petet’s right. Just make sure to make a backup of your database first. By the time you get done, you’ll have a better understanding of the WP database.
When I have to change the domain for a site, I usually use phpmyadmin to search all tables for ‘olddomain.com’ — because it will be stored in places you might not realize.
There is a plugin, I think called Backup Buddy, that will take care of all this for you. I had to use it once for a client and it was great, but I think he had to pay for it.