• Resolved tspek

    (@tspek)


    We have a lot of content. Only some of it is actually podcast-related. We categorize all of our podcasts posts with “Podcast”. I would like it if I could remove the widget from pages unless they have been saved as Podcasts by our editor/author.

    Is there some sort of hook I could leverage to accomplish this?

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  • Plugin Support Shawn

    (@shawnogordo)

    I have asked the lead developer of PowerPress to look at your question. A reply will be posted here as soon as he’s had a chance to look at it.

    Thread Starter tspek

    (@tspek)

    Excellent thank you!

    Plugin Author Angelo Mandato

    (@amandato)

    Hello @tspek,

    If I understand correctly, you want the podcast episdoe box to only appear if the category “Podcast” is selected?

    Thanks,
    Angelo

    Thread Starter tspek

    (@tspek)

    Correct!

    Plugin Author Angelo Mandato

    (@amandato)

    Hello @tspek,

    We’ve had someone else in the past ask for this same feature. Unfortunately there is no easy way to determine if the episode box should appear until the category is selected. If you create a new post, no category is selected, if you save the page (save a draft) the default category is automatically selected if you do not select one or more. Furthermore, there is no easy way to hide/show catergoryes by user, at least last time we looked into this. We played with the idea of hiding the episode box once a category is selected but that meant that the page would have to be saved once before you could hide the podcast episode box. It creates a UI problem.

    The solution the last podcaster did was login as the users he wanted to not see the podcasting episdoe box, then use the options at the top to hide the episode box. users that should see the podcast episdoe box he left the episode box checked in the options. Not an elegant solution but it is more elegant than showing/hiding a podcast box at random points of the post editing.

    Post type podcasting is a better fit for this situation, you would give your users specific access to post types. Unfortunately post types are rather complicated if you are not familiar with them.

    Thanks,
    Angelo

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