CG-PowerPack 1.5.2 Released.

I should note: CG-Related and CG-PostOrder have ‘inline’ editing buttons for Admins. That means, they will try to place buttons next to each post in a given archive view. I’ll likely be introducing an ‘Edit Mode’ where you can turn the buttons on and off, as a next incremental enhancement (as it does wacky things with certain themes!).

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Has anyone tried out the new PostOrder plugin? Or looked at the new Referrer admin panels? Just looking for PowerPack feedback! ??

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Minor CG-Amazon bugfix for people running under non-UTF-8:

Add the line:
require_once($myAmaPath."uni_fns.php");

in cg-amazon.php, line 18 (after the other two require_once statements).

That’ll fix missing uni_decode errors. I’ll roll it into the next release.

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Another seemingly minor bugfix that’ll roll into the next release. If you are using ATOM feeds (not a lot of folks are yet), the feed can have a whole bunch of HREFs associated with each entry. I wasn’t accounting for more than one html version — apparently there’s ‘alternate’ (the real link) and ‘related’ (other link to info), and I was grabbing whichever was first and exiting. I now give priority to the alternate link. Anyone who needs a patch, replace the function get_HREF block in cg-feedread.php with the following code:

//==============================================
$hrefGrades = array('alternate' => 2);

function get_HREF(&$data)
{
global $XATTR,$XVALUE,$XTAG; // delimiters in the array breakdown...
global $hrefGrades;

$output = '';
$grade = 0;
if (isset($data['href']))
$output = $data['href'];
else // hopefully an array of links...
{
//if (is_array($data) // better be, assume it is...
foreach($data as $posslinks)
{
if (strpos($posslinks['type'], 'html'))
{
$newGrade = 0;
if (isset($hrefGrades[$posslinks['rel']]))
$newGrade = $hrefGrades[$posslinks['rel']];
if ($grade<=$newGrade)
{
$output = $posslinks['href'];
$grade = $newGrade;
}
//$siteTitle = $posslinks['title']; // we could override here...
}
}
}
return $output;
}
//==============================================

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If I have PostOrder running on my site, without any pages added to the PostOrder list, I get this error on every post:

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in wp-content/plugins/cg-plugins/cg-postorder.php on line 71.

Does this ring a bell?

Yeah… I need to start tracking a buglist.

It’ll only show up if you have your error level cranked up. Usually notices and warnings are hidden on ‘production boxes’, but a lot of hosting providers have things defaulting high. My error-handler.php code is what I use to capture all the error output from pageloads so it never is seen by a user. Of course, if I don’t read it myself, I sometimes miss things like this! ??

If you’re up to it, just add a line before that line:

if (empty($qres)) return;


I’ll get that rolled-in eventually…

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