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I got the plugin update, and it works fine, although still producing the notices. I poked around a bit, and the problem seems to be that I have custom post types checked on the CPA options page, but not the default post types post, page, and attachment. My thinking was that I didn’t need the plugin for archives for those post types. In generally, I’d rather not use a plugin where I don’t need it.

To kill the notices in any case, I changed config.php, line 107 from
$setting['base'],
to
(isset($setting['base']))?$setting['base']:null,
I also changed custom-post-archives.php from
}else if($post_type){
to
}else if(isset($post_type)){

I figure if I study your plugin code carefully I can learn a lot about using WordPress and object-oriented PHP. Still hoping to do that at some point.

You’ve been very helpful, and your plugin is great. Ignoring a few PHP notices from it is no problem.

Just for coding interest:

I updated those archives via the settings page. When I enable the archives via the settings page and save, I get:
“Undefined index: base…line 107” six times
“Undefined index: overloaded… line 288” / line 310 (pair six time)

When I go to the archives.php template page, I get:
“Undefined index: base…line 107” three times

When I click on the wp_get_archives() link, I get:
“Undefined index: base…line 107” three times
“Undefined variable: post_type… line 775” twice
“Undefined index: [no key]…line 777” once

I’ve got three custom post types defined.

If this isn’t of interest to you, please don’t worry about it.

Great work! Made that change, and bam, there’s the options page.

I’m still getting the PHP Notices “Undefined variable: post_type, line 775 (twice), Undefined index: [no key listed], line 777”. I get these notice when I access my archive page. This is a page I created in a child theme using the Thematic Theme’s archive template. While you probably know, in any case the Thematic theme is here:
http://wordpress.org/extend/themes/thematic

Here’s the relevant section I changed/added to Thematic’s archives.php:

the_content();
// action hook for the 404 content
// thematic_archives();
echo 'refs archive: <br />';
$ga_args = array( 'post_type' => 'refs', 'type' => 'daily', 'show_post_count' => true);
wp_get_archives( $ga_args );
echo '<br/> notes archive: <br />';
$ga_args = array( 'post_type' => 'notes', 'type' => 'daily', 'show_post_count' => true);
wp_get_archives( $ga_args );
edit_post_link(__('Edit', 'thematic'),'<span class="edit-link">','</span>');

Thanks for sharing your work on this plugin. I still got it installed, and it’s generating my custom-post-type archives quite handily.

I’ve got the function get_bases on ll. 786-795:

public function get_bases()
	{
		$bases = array();
print_r($this->_rewrites);
		foreach($this->_rewrites as $key => $rewrite){
			if($rewrite["base"] == "") continue;
			$bases[] = $rewrite["base"];
		}
		return $bases;
	}

When I press save on the permalinks page, the print_r generates:
Array ( [post] => Array ( [externally_set] => [in_default] => 1 [in_rss] => 1 [base] => ) [page] => Array ( [externally_set] => [in_default] => [in_rss] => [base] => ) [attachment] => Array ( [externally_set] => [in_default] => [in_rss] => [base] => ) [notes] => Array ( [externally_set] => [in_default] => [in_rss] => [base] => notes ) [refs] => Array ( [externally_set] => [in_default] => [in_rss] => [base] => refs ) [headings] => Array ( [externally_set] => [in_default] => [in_rss] => [base] => headings ) )

For additional reference, here’s my code line 766 that’s generating the error I mentioned above:
if(!$path) return;
That’s in private function set_queried_object($query)