Darren Ethier (nerrad)

wow, so hostile.

1. I took the time to respond to your post here.
2. you mentioned that “you already did that test” but I’ve reread this thread multiple times and checked your member profile here on wordpress.org and it seems that this is the only post you have regarding this issue. So I think I was helping you by suggesting what I did.
3. I never said you had to change from a paid theme to the default one. I only suggested you TRY the twenty-eleven theme to see if it proves it’s a theme issue (which narrows down what’s causing your problem AND could show you that the plugin actually DOES work, just not with the themify theme).

What you are telling me instead that even though I offer the full version of Organize Series for FREE on the WordPress repository that I’m offering lousy support if I
1. Respond to a potential bug report in the forums.
2. Point you to where you can purchase an affordable support package that will give you help in troubleshooting your problem.

Instead, I guess it would be better customer support for you if I go and purchase the photobox theme and figure out why Organize Series isn’t working with their theme and then provide the fix for you? Wow, wouldn’t that be helpful – and I’d be broke if I did that for every person who had an issue with a theme or plugin incompatibility.

Here’s another suggestion. If you haven’t already. Why don’t you seek help from the developers of the theme in their support forums (since you’ve already paid for their theme)? Although it may appear Organize Series is causing the problem, there are a lot of potential things that could be contributing to it and Organize Series is just revealing a problem.

As for EG-series getting your business and word of mouth advertisement, that’s great! If EG-series works for your needs by all means they should get your business 🙂 – that’s the beauty of open-source, if something doesn’t work for you (or you’re not willing to put in the time or money to get it to work), you can go ahead and try something else (which will hopefully work).

That’s the last I’ll post in this thread.

I’m not sure what you mean by the “toggle feature” of the posts area. Is this a feature specific to Themify?

It sounds like a javascript conflict.

Since this looks like its a theme specific problem (i.e. just happening with your theme), it’s *exactly* the kind of thing that the basic support package I offer on OrganizeSeries.com would help with. With my time constraints I really have to draw the line somewhere on the support I offer. It’s just how it is.

Hi there,
This is certainly unusual behaviour but I am unable to reproduce. Here’s some steps you can do to try and troubleshoot.

1. What PHP version is installed on your server (PHP 5.2+ is required)?
2. I’m assuming you are because of the theme you reported issues with but make sure your site is running WordPress 3.2+ or higher.
3. I’m also assuming you are running the latest version of Organize Series (OrgSeries 2.3.8) – double check.
4. How did you upload the plugin? Via the built-in plugin manager or via ftp? There is a possibility not all the files got uploaded or saved correctly on your server. You can try deleting all the Organize Series files on your server and then try re-saving them.
5. There could be a conflict with another plugin. Try deactivating all plugins except for Organize Series and see if you still get the problems. If not, then you can activate the other plugins one by one until you discover the culprit.

Hopefully that will help you find out what’s wrong. If you do discover a conflict with another plugin, let me know which one and I’ll investigate further to see if there’s something I can do to fix it.

another pointer,
There are lots of hooks and filters built-in to Organize Series that should enable you to add in the extra functionality without messing with the core files. I suggest doing things that way so future updates of Organize Series won’t mess up your work 😉

If you need to do something that doesn’t have a hook or filter for it let me know and if I think it’s valid I’ll add it to the list of updates for OrgSeries.

Just popping in to say I’ve seen your post @rags02. Unfortunately, I’m swamped with work for clients right now and I can’t offer any free support on this at the moment. If there was something that immediately came to mind I’d offer it up here but I’d have to do some digging which I don’t have time for. I love it that you’re giving it a go though!

Hey there, saw your tweet and responded but your post here clarifies the problem you’re having.

This is a known issue and happens when scheduling a post or writing a draft that you decide to insert somewhere in the middle of an existing series.

Unfortunately there is no workaround at the moment for this (other than just changing the series part when it get’s published).

In MOST use cases the series_part numbering works well but in a few cases (such as yours) flaws are exposed. I’m hoping to revamp this at some point but my time to do so has been limited lately.

Sorry that this is the best answer I can give you for now 🙁

glad it’s working for you. and yes is_series() wouldn’t have to be used in the taxonomy-series.php template. However, it is another conditional function that can be used to indicate code that should be executed when the item is a part of a series.