Ishko

Hello,

To achieve this, you will have to duplicate the teachpress template folder in your uploads directory and edit the PHP template code.

– Visit Teachpress settings page (settings > teachpress)

– open the “template” tab

– Click on the link at the top of the “temlplate” tab content : “But you can change the directory for the templates” and the plugin will display the code you have to add in wp-config.php.
Something like :
define (‘TEACHPRESS_TEMPLATE_PATH’, ‘/……/wp-content/uploads/teachpress/templates/’);
define (‘TEACHPRESS_TEMPLATE_URL’, ‘…../wp-content/uploads/teachpress/templates/’);

– duplicate Teachpress template folder (/wp-content/plugins/teachpress/templates/) at the new path (/wp-content/uploads/teachpress/templates/)

– Edit the files as you need.
That may be tricky of you don’t have good knowledge of PHP language.

In example, here is the code I use to change the display for authors and have their names just separated by commas, with a simple str_replace() on the authors values.

public function get_entry ($interface) {
      $auteurtemp = $interface->get_author('<p class="tp_pub_author">', '</p>');
      $auteurtemp = str_replace(",","",$auteurtemp);
      $auteurtemp = str_replace(";",",",$auteurtemp);
      // $auteurtemp = str_replace("</p>",".</p>",$auteurtemp);

        $class = ' tp_publication_' . $interface->get_type('');
        $s = '<div class="tp_publication' . $class . '">';
        $s .= $interface->get_number('<div class="tp_pub_number">', '.</div>');
        $s .= $interface->get_images('left');
        $s .= '<div class="tp_pub_info">';
        $s .= $auteurtemp;
        $s .= '<p class="tp_pub_title">' . $interface->get_title() . ' ' . $interface->get_type() . ' ' . $interface->get_label('status', array('forthcoming') ) . '</p>';
        $s .= '<p class="tp_pub_additional">' . $interface->get_meta() . '</p>';
        $s .= '<p class="tp_pub_menu">' . $interface->get_menu_line() . '</p>';
        $s .= $interface->get_infocontainer();
        $s .= $interface->get_images('bottom');
        $s .= '</div>';
        $s .= $interface->get_images('right');
        $s .= '</div>';
        return $s;
    }

You can compare it with the original code in the files you use as template (tp_template_20xx.php).

Hope this helps !

• This reply was modified 2 years, 4 months ago by Ishko.

Same problem too.

The plugin Flow Gallery from CodeCanyon was not working since I activated the AAPL plugin (part of the plugin like the menus was loading ok but every ajax-admin call was refused when not loggedin to WordPress). Then, nothin was displayed in the galleries and it throws no error messages.

Using the fix of Kcpt works great (comment line 42 of the file).
So much thanks to Kcpt, I searched a way to resolve this problem for hours.

I agree with Kcpt, it should be updated or modified by the author of AAPL.