Kyle Phillips

This has been added in version 1.2.0.

There are a couple of new functions and a shortcode.

The function get_users_who_favorited_post($post_id) returns an array of WP User objects who have liked the post passed in.

The function the_users_who_favorited_post prints out a list of users who have liked the post. There are some options/parameters available to show/hide anonymous users from the list, and formatting. (see the plugin website for full list).

The shortcode [post_favorites] does the same as the print function above. Details and its options are available on the plugin site.

Sorry for the late response.

For anyone else interested in displaying a list of “most favorited” posts, it’s pretty straight-forward using the WP_Query object.

An example gist

Elliot Condon has a great post outlining other methods of ordering by custom fields (in this case, the field name is simplefavorites_count).

Post on Advanced Custom Fields

This most likely won’t be something built into the plugin in the future, since the presentation of lists like these will depend heavily on individual sites/themes.

1) I may not understand the question correctly, but you could just link to the post itself.

2) This isn’t currently functionality in the plugin. You could fake it by checking if the user is currently logged in, and if not, display a non-functioning button in your template.

3) This isn’t currently supported. It’s on a list of future features to build out, but it may be a while before this is complete.

If an empty array is passed in as the post__in parameter, the WP_Query returns all posts. (see the NOTE under posts and page parameters in the docs).

To prevent that, you can check if there are favorites before performing the query. I’ve updated the example Gist to include this check:

https://gist.github.com/kylephillips/9fe12f195c671c989af3

There is not a “built-in” shortcode to include the featured image in the generated list of favorites.

I would suggest building your own WP query. You’ll have all the normal functions available, including the_post_thumbnail

Here’s a quick example

There’s no shortcode parameter currently that’ll change that text. I’ll add it in a list of to-dos for the next release.

If you’re comfortable with Javascript, there is a function you can hook into if there are no results:

wpsl_no_results(location, active_form){
// Perform custom actions here
}

This should be resolved in the latest release. All calls to the Google Maps API are now made over https.

If that doesn’t fix it (and you’re still using the plugin), it may be a conflict with another plugin. I’m running this plugin on SSL enabled sites without issue.

If you’ve already changed the page structure, disabling the nesting option isn’t going to undo that.

You’ll need to enable nesting, reorder the pages, then disable it.

From there, you’ll still be able to drag pages around, but not outside of their parent (so URL structures will remain intact).