Darren Ethier (nerrad)
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The workaround shouldn’t affect pages that aren’t part of a series.
Hi Li-An,
I’m unable to reproduce this at all and I have full error reporting on in my dev environment which is running WP3.5.2 and the latest version of Organize Series. With that said however, I am seeing in the code how that warning message *could* be produced so I’ve added this to our issue tracker. A fix should be out with the next update.
Thanks for reporting!
Henk we’ve created a commercial addon you can purchase for Organize Series that will enable Custom Post Type support (organizeseries.com)
Point well taken. In the next update I’ll see that a note gets added to the plugin about multi-site compatibility.
So glad you made that last post, that “off-chance” is the exact cause of the problem. Organize Series is not compatible with multisite right now. There are plans to build in compatibility.
Thanks for chiming in! Again, I can’t replicate this issue. Since I have no idea what the commonalities may be when it comes to theme in use and plugins in use I have no way of setting up an environment that will replicate this issue for the two of you who have reported it.
Thanks for the kind feedback!
/series-toc/ is the default slug for the series table of contents page which lists all the SERIES in your website.
However, the individual series archive pages (a page that lists all the posts in a single series) is found with the url structure of http://yoursite.com/series/some-series-name
So link 3 would be something like http://www.brainstorm.org/seires/lims/ assuming that “lims” is the slug of a series.
If that doesn’t work then:
1. You have a post/page that already has the “series” slug assigned to it.
2. You have a custom-post-type or another plugin that has already grabbed that slug for it’s use.
3. Your permalinks may need flushed. Visit the WordPress->settings->permalinks page to flush the permalinks and try again.You can order by term_id which will be the closest you can get to date created. Series are custom WordPress taxonomies and WordPress has not built in any tracking of creation date for when terms are created. However, the term_id is auto-incrementing so ordering by it is roughly equivalent to date created.
That’s definitely not intended behaviour and unfortunately I cannot reproduce. There is likely a conflict with another plugin on your WordPress install and may not be the fault of Organize Series
All theme and template functions for series related info is available in the orgSeries-template-tags.php file in the plugin directory. You should find the function you need in there.
Usually themes don’t affect the admin at all. However, I’ve seen many themes that add javascript or hook into save_post for custom post types that in the end DO affect certain functionality on the admin side. That’s why I ALWAYS HAVE people do the following things when I can’t reproduce.
1. Try switching temporarily to the default WordPress theme and keep your existing plugins active. If the problems you are having still happen with the theme switched then you *definitely* know its not the theme and go to step two.
2. Try disabling all your plugins temporarily and just keep Organize Series active. If things work then you know it’s one of the plugins. Activate the plugins one by one and try to reproduce the issue until you find the culprit. Then report back which plugin it is.
I am unable to reproduce both the issues you reported here on a variety of websites I have Organize Series installed in.
It is likely that they are being produced either by a conflict with a theme or another plugin you have installed.
Sorry for your poor initial experience using Organize Series but that is definitely not intended behaviour.
Hey thanks for posting this,
I’ve added the fix to our lineup for the next release. Organize Series is located on github. Feel free to submit a pull request regarding using the 3.5 media uploader. Thanks!
The first link is a “single post” view of a post that is part of a series and thus showing the box for linking to other posts in the series (and the navigation links for going to the next or previous post in the series)
The second and third links are to “archive” pages which typically are used for showing multiple posts in a category (or in this case a series). By default Organize Series doesn’t automatically insert the series box on archive pages because typically people use archive pages to list the posts in a category, etc. With your current theme, it looks like you’ve set your archive pages to only return one post per archive page (and the full post at that).
You can still show the series box and navigation links for the post on archive pages but not via the automatic insertion provided out of the box with Organize Series. Instead, you’d have to modify your themes files and add the organize series functions for displaying series table of contents and navigation manually.