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In reply to: [Plugin: WP ImageTagger] How to link image results to tag pageThanks for those very accurate information, that’s all clear.
What matters now to fix this is to understand how is stored the “it’s organic” image in the wp_post table.
Could you please dump your example site database and send it to me (send me a PM at http://www.photos-dauphine.com/ecrire, I will provide my email).
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In reply to: [Plugin: WP ImageTagger] How to link image results to tag pageThanks for your explanations. I see now.
This case is not covered so far. The only pages which are linked to are posts and pages. I assume linking to an archive page would require a specific treatment.
How do you do to add images that show in the tags archive page ?
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In reply to: [Plugin: WP ImageTagger] How to link image results to tag pageCould you please provide me the URL of your page in question ? I am not sure to understand your point.
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In reply to: [Plugin: WP ImageTagger] RunPHP or equivalent plugin security concerns… and here we go :
http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/wp-imagetagger.2.5.2.zip
Tell me if this answers. It works fine on my end.
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In reply to: [Plugin: WP ImageTagger] RunPHP or equivalent plugin security concernsThink I found the right page :
http://codex.wordpress.org/Shortcode_API
Shortcode implementation expected in 2.5.2.
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In reply to: [Plugin: WP ImageTagger] RunPHP or equivalent plugin security concernsHi Gene,
I did not forget this aspect. It is the next thing I will focus on.
Although I already played a bit with this hook mechanism, I am not a specialist. Would you have recommended readings or any guidelines for this specific case ?
Then I will have to provide both implementations for keeping the compatibility, while recommending the short code method (I might decide to enforce it by printing a special advisory notice line in case the PHP function is called).
I will deprecate the PHP call.
Waiting to read your advices and guiding on short code implementation,
BrunoForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: WP ImageTagger] Not working with WP 2.9.1?Case closed above starting V1.5
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In reply to: [Plugin: WP ImageTagger] does this work with WP Galleries?Confirmed.
Case closed.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: WP ImageTagger] Great concept but may I suggest…you need to be able to run soe PHP code from a page or post to insert the imagetagger search form, although it is not needed to run the administration panel from where you manage the classification.
There are many PHP plugins enabling PHP execution from a page or post, you should try another one.
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In reply to: [Plugin: WP ImageTagger] does this work with WP Galleries?This case should be fixed starting 2.3.2.
Pls confirm.
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In reply to: [Plugin: WP ImageTagger] Great concept but may I suggest…… I am not a specialist for this runPHP plugin, but it seems you have an issue installing it properly. Do the following :
– remove manually the runPHP directory
– install a fresh copy in wp-content/plugins ; you should end up with all the plugin files in wp-content/plugins/runPHP
– go to WordPress administration panel / plugins, and click “activate” on the runPHP plugin that should appear as unactivated.
– go to the runPHP plugin setup panel, and make sure the option “Administrator|User role” is checked. Save this option.
– Go to your page editor, HTML mode. Enter this simple piece of code :
<?php echo “If you can read this line without reading the echo command before, you are done”; ?>
– Check the runPHP box at the botton of the page to authorize PHP code execution on this page
– Save
– Visualize your page and check if the message is printed without having the echo command printed as well.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: WP ImageTagger] Great concept but may I suggest…you need to enable your blog pages to run PHP code.
I visited your page. Given that it displays “<?php wpit_multisort_insert(); ?>”, it means that the PHP code is not interpreted.
Do the following:
1 – install runPHP plugin on your blog (likely you already did that, but did not enable your page to run PHP code – see below)
2 – allow PHP code execution when editing your page ; check at the bottom when editing your page, there is a check box “runPHP” you need to check.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: WP ImageTagger] Great concept but may I suggest…Thx for the confirmation.
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In reply to: [Plugin: WP ImageTagger] does this work with WP Galleries?I am not an expert in gallery styles, I frankly would not expect gallery images to be referenced differently from what is done for usual images, and any other post or page item, i.e. in the “wp_post” table.
Could you please dump your complete data base and send me by mail ? I am curious to see that.
Write me there, I will send you a private mail address.
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In reply to: [Plugin: WP ImageTagger] does this work with WP Galleries?To me what you are describing seems normal. Even if your using this standard gallery feature, you have to tag the images one by one in the ImageTagger admin panel, so that these images can be sorted out later in any search conducted from the ImageTagger search form.
By definition the tagging panel (accessed by Manage > ImageTagger) will not display more than 1 image at a time.
Just consider those images are pulled out from the WordPress database. The way they are displayed on the original post or page does not influence this mechanism, each image is treated as a single entity. A gallery page is nothing more than a specific HTML arrangement of multiple images, and ImageTagger sequentially focuses on each of these images during the tagging stage.
I hope this clarifies the scope. Please refer to the installation and FAQ pages for complete details, I guess most the answers concerning the tagging process are embedded.