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  • Thread Starter MikeShand

    (@mikeshand)

    My appologies, it now seems it DOES work in 3.6, but it doesn’t seem to work within Sermon Manager in 3.6, so perhaps it is a Sermon Manager issue.

    Thread Starter MikeShand

    (@mikeshand)

    Ross,
    Thanks. I couldn’t get that syntax to work though. I found by experiment that
    ‘”word1+word2″‘
    would search for an exact match of a string containing a space. I couldn’t get “word1 word2” to work.

    Is there some munging that happens when the string given to the plugin is encoded in the q=

    I assume it uses some URLencoding.

    Thread Starter MikeShand

    (@mikeshand)

    You are welcome to give it a try, but I must emphasise this is still a work in progress (and is my first attempt at a plugin), so you do so at your own risk. It hasn’t had much testing in different environments so far.

    Oh! one thing which might be a show stopper for you. In order to modify the id3 tags the sermon mp3 files MUST be stored locally in uploads. If you are storing them somewhere else such as Amazon S3, then this won’t work for you. I haven’t figured out how to modify the tags of a remotely stored file (I suspect I would have to copy it to local storage, modify the tags and then write it back, which doesn’t sound like fun).

    You can copy the zip file from:-
    https://www.dropbox.com/s/p4rm86bu9j0it9f/sermon-manager-write-id3-tags-addon.zip

    Read the readme for installation instructions. You MUST copy the id3tags library as described, and you MUST enable the addon plugin AFTER the parent plugin.

    Note that I have also slightly modified the RSS feed for my own preferences. The replacement feed is in includes/podcast-feed.php
    You can modify this to your own preferences, or if you want to continue to use the original from sermon manager you could comment out the lines
    remove_action(‘do_feed_podcast’, ‘wpfc_sermon_podcast_feed’, 10, 1);
    add_action(‘do_feed_podcast’, ‘wpfc_tag_sermon_podcast_feed’, 10, 1);
    in includes/podcast-functions.php

    The album art image is that set as “cover image” in sermon manager.

    Let me know how you get on.

    Mike

    Thread Starter MikeShand

    (@mikeshand)

    My apologies! I just found type=list-grouped. Just what I was looking for.

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