Darren Ethier (nerrad)
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Organize Series] Hierarchical or overlapping seriesTry the organize series grouping add-on
I used the built-in WordPress api for custom taxonomies more throughly in the latest version which means the way the permalinks work is a bit different then what I had setup. Some users are finding that they can have both the same, but some users are finding they can’t. I’m still trying to work out why this is happening.
For example, on one of my own blogs, if I have “series” in the title of any posts then I can’t use
seriesas the custom-base for the series-toc because it will just get redirected to a post with “series” in the title (post titles take precedence over other redirects) (or I can change the slug of the posts with series in them).I’ve filed this as a ticket because it’s bugging me but it’s not a high priority ticket as a simple name change for the series toc (using something other than series) works.
Also, don’t forget that Organize Series no longer uses
series.phpfor the series archive pages. It now uses the new format provided by WordPress, so usetaxonomy-series.phpinstead. You can copy the contents of any existing series.php into taxonomy-series.php and it should work fine.Did a little digging on the WordPress forums and came up with these:
* http://wordpress.org/support/topic/fatal-error-allowed-memory-size-exhausted-2?replies=8
There are many more documents found using this google search:
-> http://www.google.ca/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=Fatal+error:+Allowed+memory+size+class-simplepie.phpWhat I have found suggests that this is less a problem with Organize Series and more a problem with PHP memory limits set by the host. Which is why your fix worked. This is a good thread for if anyone else experiences the same symptoms.
Just tried 3 sites I have running Organize Series in Safari and I’m not getting the error. (2 sites on the same host, one on a different host).
This is a weird symptom that I haven’t experienced across my blogs with Organize Series but if it’s something that other users experience hopefully they’ll post here so we can see if there are any commonalities.
I’ve actually experienced my sites load FASTER with the new version of Organize Series (as compared with the older version) because the code is more efficient and I eliminated some redundancy.
Another thing is the reference to the class-simplepie.php in the error. This is used for getting, parsing and working with rss feeds (i.e. the feeds displayed in the dashboard). “IF” Organize Series is the cause it could be because memory is being exhausted before simplepie.php runs but like I said, this is the first report of memory errors.
What version MySQL are you using?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Organizing posts in seriesAs far as I know the built-in taxonomies still use their archive templates (category.php, tag.php) but WordPress 3.0 brought in the possibility of custom-taxonomy archive pages as well (taxonomy-{taxonomy}.php and taxonomy-{taxonomy}-{term}.php) series.php was something I introduced with Organize Series but decided to drop that in favor of the built-in archive pages to keep things lean.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Organizing posts in seriesjust remember that series.php doesn’t control series archive pages anymore. Organize Series now uses the built in taxonomy-{taxonomy}.php pages. So for series archive pages you would use taxonomy-series.php
You can read more about the new version of Organize Series on OrganizeSeries.com
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Ozh’ Admin Drop Down Menu] Conflicts with Organize Series pluginWould be interested in knowing if the latest version of Organize Series fixes this. Is there anyone who has tried it with Ozh’s plugin and can report back here?
The new version of Organize Series has been released and should fix the issues you are describing. If you could report back here if that’s the case I’d appreciate it.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [TagPages] [Plugin: TagPages] Probem with tag-editing in quickedit?Glad to hear that! Thanks for reporting back here 🙂
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Organizing posts in seriesI think Organize Series will help you with this!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Organize Series removes post tagsthis should be fixed in latest version of Organize Series.
I didn’t see this post right away because it wasn’t showing up with my plugin listing. In the future tag posts related to organize series with the tag “organize series” and it should show up fine. I put this here not only for you but also for anyone else who might stumble on this 🙂
Not having the required PHP version is enough to “break” it.
What version of Organize Series did you upgrade from? Also, make sure that you are running at least WordPress 3.0 and have PHP 5.2+ on your server.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Plugin Organize SeriesThis conflict should be fixed in Version 2.2 of Organize Series