Darren Ethier (nerrad)
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You are likely using another plugin that has a function named in_series()
Well in reality anytime you open up a product to be extended with themes or plugins its very difficult to enforce things so there are no conflicts with other products (especially when the product is a web app).
As for the auto updates, I think they are a good thing actually and there has already been millions of updates going from 3.7 to 3.7.1 with no problems that I’ve heard of….
It’s almost impossible to prevent such conflicts because of the design of WordPress.
the “post title in widget” field is intended for the series widget available via the “Appearance/Widgets” WordPress menu, not the list of posts in the series table of contents embedded with the post content.
I’m not able to reproduce this. It’s likely there is a conflict with another them and/or plugin that is using similar js for the field. Are you seeing any errors in the console?
Just some clarification for the original poster’s comments.
1. The support license grants you to access for all the paid support forums and automatic updates (via WordPress Backend) for the premium version of Event Espresso for the duration of your support license (one year).
2. The FREE version of the plugin can be updated via your admin pulling from either the EventEspresso.com site (with a FREE version license key – that is, yes free of charge to users who register on our site for the free level – repetition intentional) OR, if you’d rather not get automatic updates coming from EE.com you can STILL receive automatic updates for the free plugin from WordPress.org by just not entering a license key.
3. The Event Espresso release cycle is we try to generally do a feature release once a month (but it’s averaged about once every 1.5 months) and in between those we do hotfixes for bugs that affect users of EE. Man I wish we could pump out updates as fast as you describe! 🙂
So I hope that clarifies things.
Oh one more thing. Within a couple feature releases we plan on updating EE so that you can update from the free version to the premium version by just entering the premium license key and hitting an “Upgrade” button. That will get rid of one of the few times you currently have to FTP Event Espresso on to a server (when installing the premium version for the first time). FTP is sooo dang slow, and its always been a pain point for us too that customers have to do that, so we’re excited about getting that update out.
if you know enough .htaccess go for it. Tricky tho.
make sure you are on the latest WordPress version (WP3.7 or WP3.7.1). Organize Series 2.4.6 will not work with earlier versions of WordPress.
I should add. If the little experiement with the categories *doesn’t* work as expected, then my next suspect would be that whatever plugin you have handling post restriction is not handling custom taxonomies.
yeah, but like I said, Organize Series doesn’t do any 404 handling or redirects for taxonomy archive pages.
The ONLY rewrite rules and template_redirects that orgSeries does is for the seriesToc page (the table of contents page that lists all series) as there is no default WP route for something like that. But all taxonomy archive pages are left to WordPress to handle.
So it’s either a theme thing, or another plugin that’s causing the problem. But either way, you need to look at whatever is handling 404’s for archive pages that DO exist but have content that is restricted.
What I can tell you is this tho.
1. http://stellamoega.com/series/sib/ is returning a 302 code to the browser (which redirects obviously to your custom 404 page)
2. http://stellaomega.com/series/seb/ is returning a 303 code.Something you can do to verify this isn’t an Organize Series problem. Create a category, but assign only restricted posts to it. Then go to the archive page for that category. I predict you’ll see the same problem.
404 is handled however your theme’s archive pages are handled. Organize Series uses custom taxonomies so whatever theme template file is used by your theme for displaying 404’s with a taxonomy archive – that’s what’s handling the 404.
Hi Jose, actually there was some code in Organize Series 2.4.6 that was supposed to migrate series data from a table named orgSeriesIcons, to a table with the same name but all in lowercase. The reason for this is because it is generally a “bad idea” to have camelCase table names and the name of this table is a hallmark for the origins of the table way back when Organize Series was first created by an inexperienced developer at the time (ahem, me).
Anyways, your fix will temporarily make things work but the better fix would be to export your info from the existing table, delete it, then create a new table named orgseriesicons and import your data back into it.
Sorry about the problem.
1. yes
2. Organize Series uses the custom taxonomy system in WordPress with no “adjustments”. Anything you expect with the WordPress custom taxonomy system in WordPress is what you can expect from Organize Series.
3. The answer to your question has less to do with Organize Series and more to do with understanding how WordPress rewrite rules and custom taxonomy system works. Because again, Organize Series just plugs into the existing WordPress system.As for changing the “series” slug. You can do so on the Organize Series Options page with the “Series Custom Base” option. Keep in mind that will only apply to the url structure for series archive pages.
I realize you are coming from Drupal and learning WordPress and I wish I could take the time to help you with how WordPress permalinks/rewrite rules/custom taxonomy system works but unfortunately, time is a commodity I don’t have much of right now. Please see this page regarding the options you have for getting your questions answered in more detail
Paid addons (including organize-series-multiples) are available at http://organizeseries.com
Organize Series uses the default WordPress taxonomy system which includes the core taxonomy tables that you listed. There IS one custom table that organize series creates (orgseriesicons) which is only used for keeping track of images attached to series.
You’d be best to read up in the WordPress codex about taxonomies and custom taxonomies (which is what Organize Series is) here:
http://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_Taxonomy
http://codex.wordpress.org/Taxonomiesscreenshot please.