Paul Kaiser
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Simple postsYou could look for a theme that has good “Post Formats” support. Post formats allow you to classify a post as a certain “type,” and your theme can then display the contents in a different manner.
http://codex.wordpress.org/Post_FormatsI don’t have any recommended themes off the top of my head, but give it a search:
http://wordpress.org/themes/tags/post-formatsGood luck,
PaulForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: NEW travel/Tours siteHello,
Not exactly clear on your question, but I’ll give it a shot.If “the other site” and “site blog” are on the same domain name (getbustours.com) then can do this easily by using WordPress “Pages” for your non-blog content.
Let me know if I’ve misunderstood the question.
PaulForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Clicking on Link downloads .gz instead of going to the page.Howdy,
Check for any PHP errors in your server log.
Also, I’m curious as to the contents of your .htaccess file.Paul
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Content Scheduler] facing issues with "Expiration Disabled"Hi Ziwar,
This may be an issue of poor documentation.
Please try this.
1. Edit a Post.
2. Make sure to enable expiration.
3. Enter an expiration date and time, next to where you enable expiration.
4. Save the post.
Let me know how it goes.
Regards,
PaulContent Scheduler uses wp-cron as a trigger to check for expirations. If you have any caching solution configured aggressively, your server (or CloudFlare CDN, etc.) could bypass WordPress for an extended period of time — serving up cached content, as designed.
Suggestions:
1. Try to get Content Scheduler working on your site or a testing site that does not have any caching enabled.
2. Consider triggering wp-cron in a more traditional, reliable way, using a proper cron job. The following article contains a lot of good info on wp-cron — including how to use a real cron job.Please let me know how it goes.
@sweetiespicks, I’ll see if I can reproduce with W3TC or on CloudFlare.com. Hang in there!
PaulForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Content Scheduler] Notify before expirationGreetings,
Yes–I need to update the screenshots and docs.
Version 1.0.0 removed that option, as it was implemented poorly. It would send folks notifications far too often.
I’m considering adding it back, but have to be more thorough in implementation so it doesn’t send so often.Is this something you need? How do you see yourself using it?
Thanks,
PaulForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How to display different images for different logged-in users?Where will the images be stored?
1. One idea is to have a post created for each of these users (noone has to see the posts…)
2. Add the images you want that user to see — add them to the post that is specific for that user.
3. Change the author of that post to be that particular user.
4. Probably tag that post with something like “headerimg” to help with your later queries.
5. Then all that is left is to write code that pulls all images from that particular post and displays them where you want.I could possibly help with #5 later, but am totally swamped right now. Search for how to:
a. Query for a particular post (goal being to get the post authored by the current user with the tag “headerimg”)
b. Then query for how to display all images attached to a post (which will of course use the post you found above in [a] )Good luck!
PaulForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How to display different images for different logged-in users?Do you want the user themselves to be able to determine what images they get?
Very rudimentary reply involves the following code:<?php global $current_user; if( user_is_logged_in() ) { get_currentuserinfo(); // now $current_user->ID is the current user's id number // you could pass it to a function for conditionally retrieving images // or conditionally figure that out here (if/then; switch;) } ?>See:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_currentuserinfoForum: Plugins
In reply to: I would like to call a plugin from header or from themeAs a rule, please do not post questions here regarding plugins you’ve paid for and should be getting proper support.
I’m breaking that rule to be helpful and throw you a bone:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/do_shortcodeThat should help you, good luck.
PaulForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Content Scheduler] Github repoHi Christian,
Yes, that’s where I’m doing all development. I only recently came to grips with git svn so I could easily push changes to the WordPress Plugin directory.Cheers,
PaulForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Content Scheduler] Update Post publication date with Expire Date?So, what you want to have happen is:
1. CS expires your post, which in your case just makes category changes to the post.
2. CS sets the publication date to the expiration date it just used.Hmm… Well that’s certainly possible. I’ll give it some thought.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Content Scheduler] [Plugin: Content Scheduler] Pull the the expiration dateNice!
That reminds me, I need to update the docs… I guess they’re mostly still valid, though.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Content Scheduler] [Plugin: Content Scheduler] Development dropped?Version 1.0 has been pushed, addressing tag problems and notification issues. Please have a look, and let me know of further feature requests / bugs. I’ve finally got my SVN / Git setup working correctly so it’s much easier for me to push changes to the repository.
Thank You for your patience…
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Content Scheduler] [Plugin: Content Scheduler] Tags Being DeletedI’ve fixed this in a version 1.0 update. Please have a look! Thanks for your patience.