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I apologise that I did a double posting on both support sites. If anyone wants to track this (with resolution), please see https://getsatisfaction.com/subscribe2/topics/dutch_translations_are_not_working_s2_version_6_5_wp_version_3_2_1

BTW, not to be a total pain in the butt, but is there any way you would consider release all .mo/.po files in a suitable /language folder within the plugin? It sure would make life easier for updates.

Thanks so much for sending the 7.0-beta. I can’t tell you how much I appreciate that you have a menu with all subscribe2 options together. The old way has cost me countless hours in explaining to people how it works.

Can you give me an “idea” of how stable you think this code is and if it might be released soon? I have a newbie site that, after testing if it works well, I would much rather use than the stable version. I’ll be sure to give you all the feedback I can, as I do it (and could probably get the Dutch .po updated too if you are interested).

Thanks MattyRob. Is there any chance that I can get at a beta/development version of subscribe2. I’m having some language related issues it maybe might help with (see https://getsatisfaction.com/subscribe2/topics/dutch_translations_are_not_working_s2_version_6_5_wp_version_3_2_1 )

BTW, I have confusion over whether I should be posting to the getsatisfaction.com site or to this site. Any input?

Many thanks MattyRob — it worked. Is there any chance this could be considered for a feature request in the Subscribe2 settings for future updates to the plugin? It is especially useful for those using the plugin “The Future Is Now” to post future posts for events, etc.

Is there a quick fix for this, as it appears to be a similar problem when trying to import from Calendar with _wpnonce?

I just resolved this by re-insterting the [gmap] code and it shows all posts now.

I am having the same problem. Did you ever find a resolution for this?

I think I may be able to do this without role manager. Thanks again for your help.

Thanks again samboll. Funny, I just deleted the role manager plugin. Better go get it again;-)

Wow, thanks for the fast reply.

Will I be able to make it so that only the “Editor” can use the form?

I’m going to close this now and move over to the TDO Mini Forms forum. I think I’ll be able to do what I need. Thanks for your help.

It looks like tdo mini forms can only be put in a sidebar with the widget. I would like to put it on a page that I can have a page list menu to link to a full page. Is that possible?

I am trying tdo mini forms now. Any other ideas?

I think I finally solved this. I made a permalink to the blog page at www.mysite.com/index. Now the blog page and all static pages work in WordPress 2.7.1.

I think the situation I had is quite common. I had a web site at https://www.mysite.com with a directory www.mysite.com/blog that contained the WordPress installation. I then decided to put the entire web site in WordPress to use it like a CMS at www.mysite.com/.

Here were my steps (this site is using WP in Dutch, so I hope I got it right for English):

– I used the documentation at https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Moving_WordPress to move the blog to the root directory www.mysite.com/

– Using Administration > Pages > Create New, I created:

— a “Hoofdpagina” (“Home” in English) page with a permalink https://www.mysite.com/hoofdpagina/
— a “Blog” page with a permalink https://www.mysite.com/index/.

— Both pages use the default “kubrik” page template without modifications.

– Using Administration > Settings > Reading. I selected:
— Front page displays
— A static page (select below)
— Front page: Hoofpagina
— Posts page: Blog

– In my menus I linked:
— Hoofdpagina (“Home” in English) to <a href="/index.php" title="Hoofdpagina">Hoofdpagina</a>
— Blog to <a href="/index/" title="Blog">Blog</a>

Notes:

– I don’t like the following in browsers, but can live with it:
— The blog is shown as https://www.mysite.com/index/
— The Hoofdpagina (Home) is shown as https://www.mysite.com

– Some older posts on this forum talk about modifying templates, but I did not get this working and it should not need to be done in WP 2.7.

– I found it useful to use the “kubrik” default theme to get this working before dealing with other template issues.

– I have no idea if this had anything to do with moving my WordPress installation to https://www.mysite.com/blog to https://www.mysite.com/

– I had to fix all image paths, but that had to do with moving the blog, rather than the problem with the static front page.

– I happen to be using Spry menu’s, but this should not matter.