Darren Ethier (nerrad)
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [wpMandrill] How to contribute? Fixed BCChere’s a gist I did for fixing the formatted to address issue -> https://gist.github.com/nerrad/2686a4be42da2ca76047
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [wpMandrill] How to contribute? Fixed BCCHey I’d like to know how to contribute as well, currently the official plugin does not accept formatted emails for the to field in the format
First Last <firstlast@gmail.com>wherease native wp_mail parses that just fine. It’s because mandrill api requires the name to be separated fom the email in the json package. I have a fix that I’d love to contribute.@getrouty in the meantime, while you and I wait for an answer, there is a filter in the wpmandrill.php file that can be used to filter things:
$message = apply_filters( 'mandrill_payload', $message );
POT stands for “Portable Objects Template” and POT files have been around as long as WordPress supported translation. Event Espresso is just following the WordPress norm for doing translations -> http://codex.wordpress.org/I18n_for_WordPress_Developers.
So yes, although the .pot extension is also used by Microsoft Powerpoint, that does not mean it is invalid.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Issues and Series for Newspapers, Magazines, Publishers, Writers] BugsThe second error you are reporting doesn’t appear to be an organize series error, but rather an error with a plugin that defines a CustomPostOrder class. Organize series does not define that class.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Issues and Series for Newspapers, Magazines, Publishers, Writers] Bugsthanks for reporting… we have an existing bug report on this that we’re hoping to get fixed soon.
I’m still around, and this will get updated. I’ve been going through organize series core and all the addons in the spare time I get. I’m hoping to do a release this weekend if all goes well.
Thanks for reporting this.
That is certainly unusual behaviour but I have not seen it on any of the 6 or so sites that I run Organize Series one and I can’t reproduce. I highly suspect that there is another plugin that is doing this and Organize Series may just be exposing it.
looks like we got this all fixed up.
no its still not a valid update notification.
Again sorry for the notifications. There were some problems going on with my server. Don’t worry, you are not missing out on any new features.
If you want to temporarily remove the update notifications because of any annoyance it causes, just bump the version of the plugin in its main file up to a higher number than 0.9.1 – keep in mind tho that this will prevent any future valid update notifications from showing up so you’ll have to watch organizeseries.com for news about updates.
Look at the Organize Series options page. You can modify that there.
If I understand you correctly, you want each page in a post that is paged by <!–nextpage–> to be a post in a series? Why not just create the individual posts?
But to answer your question, no, Organize Series doesn’t work that way.
Thanks for posting about this issue (and markrwalker for posting your findings). We’ll look into it and if necessary post a fix in the next release.
it’s something on the potential feature list. But cannot give an ETA on it. Don’t expect anytime soon, we’re currently swamped with client work.
we’ll take your feature into consideration.
You’ll have to disable other plugins and activate incrementally. I would start with plugins that do something similar to what Organize Series does.
There’s also the possibility it could be your theme.