Tobias Schutter
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Hi Ron,
I have taken a look at this other plugin (CUSTOM admin columns) and it will overwrite some filters which are used by my plugin (CODEPRESS admin columns). I recommend NOT using them together. This will fix the ID column sorting.
The column ‘Last Modified’ was not yet supported but I have added it to the latest release (1.4.4). And it will also support sorting.
So this will enable you to sort the ‘last modified’ column like you wanted.
Let me know if this latest update (v1.4.4) fixes your issues.
Best,
Tobias Schutter
[ Signature moderated. ]Hi Ron,
Sorry to hear it is not working for you at this moment. I will help you get it back on track. I have send you an email!
Regards,
Tobias Schutter
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In reply to: [Admin Columns] [Plugin: Codepress Admin Columns] Add New Column to PluginHi Perdrosva, I am afraid my plugin can not help you with your question. This is not something my plugin supports.
What I understand is that you would like to add an extra field ‘School’ to the user profile information. This can be achieved by adding custom fields. I would not change the tables that come with the WordPress installation. The following plugin will let you add custom user fields to the user profile.
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/developers-custom-fields/
When you have properly added a custom user fields, you could then use my plugin to display this data in the manage screen of users.
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/codepress-admin-columns/
Best,
Tobias Schutter
[ Signature moderated. ]Hi there, it looks like your question is not related to my plugin.
But maybe I can point you in the right direction. Since you are new to WordPress theme development I would suggest checking out the very extensive and usefull WordPress documentation.
http://codex.wordpress.org/Getting_Started_with_WordPress
http://codex.wordpress.org/Theme_Development
http://codex.wordpress.org/Stepping_Into_Templates
http://codex.wordpress.org/Blog_Design_and_LayoutIf you still have theme related questions you can post them in the ‘Themes and Templates‘ forum. I am sure there are a lot more people who can help you out.
Best,
Tobias.
Hi Tyler,
Thanks for the bug report. I was able to reproduce the problem you described above. I have already found a fix for it it seems. Please try this 1.4.3beta version.
http://www.codepress.nl/codepress-admin-columns_1.4.3.1.zip
Let me know if this works for you.
Tobias
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In reply to: [GoSquared] [Plugin: GoSquared WordPress Plugin] php short tag bug in 0.3.3Hi Geoff,
The same bug is still present in v0.3.4, you might want to check that.
I just released version 1.4.2 of Codepress Admin Columns which has a bug fix related to sorting. Could you tell me if this version also fixes your problem?
I think I found what the problem was here.
Admin Management Xtended will add 4 additional columns to the admin-screen ( categories, tags, actions and post order) and it will remove 2 native columns( categories and tags). Note that the name is the same for the last 2 columns but they are actually added columns.
The new columns are shown on the Admin Column Settings page. When you click Save than these columns will be used. But when you deactivate AMX, the native columns (categories and tags) are be restored – like they should. The additional columns from AMX will also remain, but you can solve this by clicking ‘Save’ again (like you explained).
It is kind of working as intended, the only thing is that it would have been nice if the additional columns that are set by 3rd party plugins (like AMX) would be removed by Codepress Admin Columns when a plugin is deactivated. I am not really sure if this is possible, but I will put this on the list of features.
I think plugins work pretty well together. You only need to save the settings of Codepress Admin Column when you deactivate AMX.
I hope my explanation makes sense 🙂
Tobias [ Signature moderated. ]