Ben Lobaugh (blobaugh)

True, that number is actually being picked up from the dev version of the readme.txt file. That should be updated for sure.

And you are looking at an older release :P.

@jazbek it has not been released yet, thus the wonky current version. If you look at the code in trunk you can find a more completely working version that is currently in development. I agree that a notice in the description would be nice, however it is not the fault of the plugin that it does not work well with 3.5. There were some structural core changes with 3.5 that the plugin authors are currently working to accommodate.

To the devs… can we have some more transparency about this project? There are a lot of us users out here. If you need any help there are also plenty of devs willing to toss hours at resolving the issues to make it a good stable plugin again.

@david – Should I not be creating/submitting packages then? Where is dev happening? Need any additional help?

Hmm, I had that same issue with the redirects on my local dev server. I think it has something to do with DNS or Apache config. It works just fine on my production server though

Please use the code under development in trunk until the latest release is complete

WP 3.5 tweaked how multisite works and subequently broke some code in this plugin. A patch it in development, and seems to work for me. Grab the development copy in trunk.

It is a bug in the current release of the plugin. Download the development copy in trunk and it should start working for you. Until the next version of the plugin is released this is how you will need to install the plugin

Hi abc3495,

I missed your post. Apologies. Are you still having issues? This plugin relies on jQuery and javascript must be enabled on the browser. Can you verify it is? Then check that there are no errors being thrown on the page. You can do that with a tool such as Firebug. If there are errors anywhere it can cause all the javascript functionality on a page to break

https://ben.lobaugh.net/uploads/add-linked-images-to-gallery-v01-fix_fatal_error_patch.diff

I mean events. It is a custom post type. However I did just try with a regular post and it did the same thing.

I think you may have hit it. When looking at the custom statuses I did not see draft. Added it and BOOM, posts/events all show now. I did not realize it removed the draft status if it was not listed.

*oops, just noticed I forgot to hit post hours ago*

Oops, that view on the backend was one that I clicked publish on. Just tried saving one as a draft from wp-admin and it is also not showing in the list

Sorry, last week was super busy, as you know well enough ??

View post on imgur.com

Not sure what you will learn from those images. What other info do you need? BTW – I did this with the same user on front and back, that is a site admin.

I really do not like mucking around with the core of 3rd party plugins as it makes them not upgrade friendly. Is there an estimate on when this will be changed to support capabilities so plugins like Members will function properly?

For now I will make the changes to who. Is that in 3 files?
– modules/calendar/calendar.php
– common/php/class-module.php
– modules/story-budget/story-budget.php

I have a client that has created several custom user roles with the
Members plugin. He is complaining that he cannot see those users in
EditFlow. Is there a specific capability that is required to see users
in EditFlow?

Did you mean to mark this resolved?

I talked with the original developer and he said that from your description he thinks that the issue is with javascript. What browser and version are you running? Also, do you have javascript enabled? Are you running any sort of script blocking plugins like noscript? Is this a standalone WordPress install or multisite?

I installed this on an existing 3.4.1 site this morning and it worked without a hitch.