[Plugin: O3 Social Share] Enable plugin in WordPress pages

You shouldn’t need to call the o3_output_social_plugins(); at all if you change the line 45 as you did.

What that line does is check to see if it is a single page. Alternatively, you can change that line to

if(is_sinuglar($post->ID) which will check to see if it is either a Post or a Page (or a singular item of a custom post type).

Everything else should work dandy.

I’ll note this for the next update to include the ability to also post to Pages.

We’ve released version 1.1 of the plugin. It now has native options to allow you to add to posts or pages. Get the update!

Hi Brian —

I’m trying to drop this into the entry-utility div of a thematic child theme and can’t seem to get it to work. Anything I put between ‘ ‘ will show up no problem… just not this code or variations on it. I feel that I’m missing something super simple.

function my_postfooter($postfooter) {
$postfooter = str_replace(“</div><!– .entry-utility –>\n”, ”, $postfooter);
$postfooter .= ‘
‘;
$postfooter .= ‘echo o3_output_social_plugins()’ ;
$postfooter .= “</div><!– .entry-utility –>\n”;
return $postfooter;
}
add_filter(‘thematic_postfooter’, ‘my_postfooter’);

The ot_output_social_plugins function returns as a variable. You can’t assign an echo request to a variable. PHP take the echo command and outputs it. That data can’t be assigned.

What you need to do is:
$postfooter .= o3_output_social_plugins();

Thanks, Brian!