https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/woo-tumblog/

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/woo-tumblog/

I collect interesting things from around the internet, and house them here, at [Paper Caves]. I also sometimes write blog posts about programming, WordPress, or just life in general.

Minimal theme with focus on content/typography. Tried to keep scripts and style loads down to the bare minimum (YSlow gives me a grade of A – that’s gotta count for something, right?)

I update every day (or other day) – it really just depends on whether or not I(‘m) (a) not busy writing plugins or testing some arbitrary code for the sake of testing arbitrary code, (b) have something interesting to share / say or (c) (insert reason as to why I’m not updating. something about being AFK(?))

Thanks for reading.

Everytime I enter the letter ‘n’ into the keyboard the Notifications Tab opens, and stops me from creating a new post.

Any ideas what is causing this problem or how to remedy this?

Many thanks.

Keyboard Shortcuts

With the introduction of keyboard shortcuts managing your Notifications has never been easier.

n : Open/Close the notifications menu (make sure you aren’t currently typing in a text box first).
j / k (or up and down arrows) : Navigate through your notifications.
r : Start replying to a comment notification.
a : Approve/Unapprove a comment.
s : Mark as Spam/Unspam a comment.
t : Trash/Untrash a comment.

The text of the “posts” are showing up fine, but not videos.
See https://karlomarcelo.com/2012/07/belarus-color-guard/

And for some inexplicable reason, an image published appears not in the post but over in the sidebar!
https://karlomarcelo.com/2012/08/los-angeles/

Help!

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/woo-tumblog/

Please tell me what to do.

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/woo-tumblog/

My problem is a little different in that I need to modify the wootumblog dashboard_functions.php file to interface with the wpmu sitewide tags plugin (long story, the post formats do not get carried over – I’m not sure why, it could be the priority settings used for action hooks (although the action hooks used by each plugin are different), or perhaps the way (or sequence) in which the wootumblog plugin is saving the post), but essentially the post is saved correctly in the originating (user) blog, but loses the post format meta data when saved to the tags blog (i.e. the table where all network posts are aggregated).

The wootumblog plugin uses a custom dashboard with its own wp_insert_post and set_post_format instructions, therefore completely bypassing the default WordPress functions and I would like try using a few different approaches for saving the post format information – after all, it saves the post title and all I need is one extra piece of information – namely its post format.

Questions:

1. When viewing a list of posts in WP admin, I see the post format listed against a post title (such as quote, image, video etc). Where is this post format name being deduced from? i.e. is it calculating this based on a lookup of the corresponding wp_term_relationships table?

2. How is a specific post format tagged against a post? The codex is a little scarce on details and I can’t work out whether this is simply down to calling set_post_format, wp_set_object_terms or another command.

Basically, there’s so little information on creating a custom ‘add post’ function that I’m having difficultly working out if there is an error in the wootumblog plugin, or whether the way in which it saves a post is incompatible with they way in which the sitewide tags plugin intercepts it.

I would really appreciate being pointed in the right direction to understand the relationship between ‘post formats’ and ‘posts’ from the perspective of ‘saving a New Post’ and also how WordPress admin pages determine which post format it is displaying.

Thanks

The SWT plugin now works with both custom taxonomies and post formats, now that I’ve added my filter to the mu-plugins folder, but only when I use the wordpress new post entry page to save the post. When using the WooTumblog dashboard (which uses an ajax routine for publishing) the taxonomy or post formats are lost.

I have tried lowering the action hook priority in SWT as follows

add_action('save_post', 'sitewide_tags_post', 20, 2);

… and also elevated the the same action in WooTumblog, but still no change.

Does anyone have any suggestions from having previously worked with the save_post hook? I’d really like to get this issue sorted today.

Thx