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In reply to: [WP Jump Menu] [Bug] jquery.ui.position.js?ver=3.3.1 line 103Yes :)!
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In reply to: [FancyBox for WordPress] Photo appears, then moves to the rightOh well, thanks a lot for the fix, I was already wondering what I did change on my base theme in order for FancyBox to jump around like that. Works like a charm, @2ysub2ysur !
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In reply to: [Favorites] Link to remove items in favorites list?+1+1+1+1!!
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In reply to: [Favorites] Delete list items+1 from my side. I like the versality of the plugin, but still would love to have a remove option on the list itself (and a way of displaying that you can remove the favourite on the actual post where you favourited it). Is there a way :)?
+1 for this. Since it is a shortcode, you’d expect it to show in the content area where you place it. I suspect the shortcode does something else than RETURNING the content of it, i.e. it puts it at the very beginning. Can someone confirm or help out?
@mattyrob I wouldn’t believe they cater in much hooks, they are a bit slow on response and working, but thank you for your continued support, even though it didn’t work out successfully :).
@mattyrob Oh well, that sounds like some real dirty and unproductive way of handling it. Actually something like a hook would be fine, but I doubt it’s possible with something so basic for the plugin. Really strange, and I fear they won’t change it due to the fact that they need to handle current users of the plugin. BUMMER!
Hi @mattyrob,
that is something I wouldn’t have come up with on my own. It sounds really weird that the author uses a ‘page’ format – are there any advantages towards that?
Too bad to hear there is no solution to my problem and your plugin cannot help me out on this matter – but thanks so much for your continuing support!
The categories show up in the backend, I can tick them for specific users, but they only trigger notifications a) when I don’t let questions be moderated, meaning when I don’t let them be saved as pending, and b) universally to anyone who is subscribed to ANY category of that CPT.
This is what I registered, and it should be just fine, though it isn’t:
// Subscribe2 - add post type and taxonomy plus post status function my_post_types($types) { $types[] = 'dwqa-question'; return $types; } add_filter('s2_post_types', 'my_post_types'); function my_taxonomy_types($taxonomies) { $taxonomies[] = 'dwqa-question_category'; return $taxonomies; } add_filter('s2_taxonomies', 'my_taxonomy_types'); function my_post_statuses($statuses) { $statuses[] = 'pending'; return $statuses; } add_filter('s2_post_statuses', 'my_post_statuses');However, the one you thought to be hierarchical isn’t hierarchical, unfortunately. The category behaves just like tags, I detected that from the backend URL
@mattyrob
Yes, more or less, it is the plugin itself (DW Question & Answer, via https://wordpress.org/plugins/dw-question-answer/) that lets users create questions on the frontend and saves them as pending posts of a custom post type of theirs. I checked the database plus the backend: They are saved as pending posts, and once I let them save as published posts notifications work, though everybody subscribed to any custom taxonomy term of that post type (the ‘categories’ that are non-hierarchical as reported) is getting notifications on every question being asked, even in the wrong category/term.@mattyrob Oh, I took that from your site 1:1 (except for the pending status), so that is where the mistake came from :). Still it’s not registering frontend posts from the Q&A plugin, bummer :(.
@mattyrob It’s quite simple. It is a corporate site where users have a page where they can ask questions. Since there are different areas of expertise, different moderators need to be notified once a question is being posted in their area of expertise, i.e. category of the custom post type ;). Until someone reviews and answers/comments the question, it should stay invisible.
@mattyrob Yes, indeed, they are saved in that way, and no, they are not visible to non-admins at least :).
Hi @mattyrob again,
sorry to bother you again, but maybe I got that wrong for a bit? I put up
function my_post_statuses($statuses) { $types[] = 'pending'; return $statuses; } add_filter('s2_post_types', 'my_post_statuses');into my functions.php in order to have it listen to posts that are being created as pending from the Q&A plugin. Would that be right if the posts are being created in a normal fashion? It’s the standard pending status that is being applied, and when I disable the pending feature for new posts, notifications go to everyone that subscribed to ANY of the taxonomy terms.