mishko

Yes, tvorm, please share your code!

I’m having a heck of a time hacking this so that custom post types work again (as I was using a hack that worked when this plugin was called Tweet Old Post).

codeinwp, if using Custom Post Types was a feature of the Pro version, I’d buy it in a heartbeat. Hoping to see that update in the near future 🙂

I got the same 590 & 774 error codes.
Just swapped out this plugin for “Facebook Page Publish 2” and everything authenticated fine.
Now let’s see if it posts anything to my Wall…

We did something similar;

We wanted to only show Pages and wanted to exclude the “non-content” Pages like Contact, About, etc.

We used this code directly above the loop as suggested.

<?php // Retrieve only Pages and exclude About, links, contact, etc.
         $args = array(       // set up arguments
	         'post_type' => 'page',              // Only Pages
	         'post__not_in' => array(2,9,5,12)   // Do NOT show postID 2,9,5,or 12
                 );
       query_posts($args);   // execute the arguments
  ?>

Thanks to all above for the help.
Stay Awesome!

Any ideas when it’s not the template missing this bit: <?php do_action(‘comment_form’, $post->ID); ?> ?

I installed and activated, but no display. Then I tried with and without ticking the “Use template insert” checkbox and placing <?php cl_display_badge(); ?> in the comments.php template (per the instructions in the Settings section). Then I tried <php clshowbadge(); ?> instead (per the “Other Notes” on the plugin directory page). No errors, but also no change in display since installing the plugin. I’m on Dreamhost and I saw another support thread that mentioned the necessity of having cURL, but DH definitely enables it and I have another script that makes use of it. Also cleared my browser and WP cache.

It sounds like an awesome plugin and I’d love to get it working. Any ideas for me to try?

Everybody who’s looking to turn off the Comments Off text that shows when your comments are off and find that:

http://wordpress.org/support/topic/157844?replies=12
OR
editing the comments_popup_link(‘No Comments »’, ‘1 Comment »’, ‘% Comments »’)

Don’t Work …

then follow Puckrat’s advice and put an If statement in your template(s) file.

Thanks to all from 365Halloween.com

I’m having the exact same problem. There is another thread on this marked as resolved, but no solution was given.

Upgraded from 2.3.2 to 2.3.3 and now I’m getting the error. I noticed some missing graphics in the visual editor which did not get uploaded (a few random files apparently dropped during FTP) so I re-uploaded everything in hopes that it would solve this issue, too. Nope. The missing images appear now, but still getting seeing the {$lang_theme_insert_link_titlefield} error.

Anybody have insight on this? Google and WP forum search don’t bring up anything at all of use. HALP!

I tried the suggested code, but it only worked properly on child categories. Children displayed posts that were in their category only, rather than theirs plus the parent posts.

However, within parent categories, absolutely nothing displays.

The parent categories looked like they were showing nothing because they didn’t show the only post in the category. I put a second post in the parent category and with the above code it showed the second post, but still not the first post.

After doing some searching and testing I’ve found this code to do what I wanted in the beginning.

<?php if (have_posts()) : ?>
      <?php $cat = intval( get_query_var('cat') );  

$catpostquery = 'cat=' . $cat . '&posts_per_page=1&orderby=date&order=ASC'; ?>

      <?php query_posts($catpostquery); ?>

       <?php while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>
        <?php  if ( in_category($cat) ) { ?>

      <?php the_content('Read the rest'); ?>
      <?php  } else { ?>

      <?php endwhile; ?>

	   <?php else : ?>

		<h2>Not Found</h2>

	   <?php endif; ?>

Basically by adding the query_posts function to only show one post and sort the order (before loop) then I get the one and only post in that parent category to show. This also works for the child categories. I’m not entirely sure why this works correctly, but I’ll take it.

If anyone knows better why the first and only post in a parent category wouldn’t show with the code I posted before this post, I’d like to know why. Also if there is a better solution, please share.

Justin, that absolutely rules. Trying to get child categories to display sensibly in 2.3.1 was seeming quite impossible until I discovered your modded plug-in. (How I miss the ‘children’ argument from the now-depreciated wp_list_cats function!)

Now child categories are hidden unless visiting a parent category. This cleans up my sidebar and makes for more intelligent browsing through 30+ categories.

THANK YOU!