ericperson

Changing this line:
$results[] = $post->post_title;

to something like this:
$results[] = '<a href="' . get_permalink($post->ID) . '">' . $post->post_title . '</a>';

changes each result into a link (though some of the links are messed up, I don’t know why); but hitting enter or clicking on them does nothing. Does this give you any ideas?

I suspect that the answer would have something to do with the javascript (wpss-search-suggest.js) as opposed to the PHP.

onSelect:function(){
$('#searchform').submit();

Instead of $('#searchform').submit();, something else would have to happen—something like

onSelect:function(){
window.location = ________;

where in place of ______ we get the permalink from the selected row.

Does a template part need to start with a php tag or any sort of header? My file starts with html (a
<ul> tag).

Thanks esmi, that’s perfect (except for the “<?php” on the second line, but that was my fault). The only thing is it outputs the last comma, which breaks the CSS:
#menu-posts, #menu-links, #menu-comments, { display:none;}

In terms of best practices, what’s the best/most efficient way to remove the trailing comma? It could be done with a conditional, or with substr, like this:

substr($thelistofvalues, 0, -2);

Everything that I can think of makes the code a lot longer and harder to understand. Any suggestions?

I am having trouble passing variables into a function I am attaching to the admin_head hook. Is there something I’m missing here? I keep getting “Invalid argument supplied for foreach()”

$array = array('posts', 'links', 'comments');
add_action('admin_head','hides_menus');
<?php
function hides_menus() { ?>
	<style type="text/css">
	<?php
	foreach ($array as $value) {
		echo '#menu-' . $value . ', ';
		} ?> { display:none; } </style>
	<?php } ?>

Or do I have to do something with classes to fix this?

I am looking for a tool that does this too. Moves terms from one taxonomy to another.

Can you advise what lines of subheading/index.php would need to be duplicated/added to add support for a specific custom post type? I would love to figure out how to do this, even in the absence of adding the admin options for it.

I would also like to know how to do this.

See the solution here: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-drag-drop-file-uploader-drag-and-drop-not-working?replies=9#post-2087330

This problem is occurring because the plugin is specifies its folder name incorrectly, probably because of the plugin’s name change from & to and.

Go into line 22, 30, and 40 of dnd-file-uploader.php and change all instances “dnd-file-uploader” to “drag-drop-file-uploader”

For example, change this in line 22:
$dnd_fileupload_dir = plugins_url('/dnd-file-uploader/', dirname(__FILE__));

to this:
$dnd_fileupload_dir = plugins_url('/drag-drop-file-uploader/', dirname(__FILE__));

The Firebug console lists this error when the edit post page loads (WP 3.1):

jQuery(“#file_upload”).fileUploadUI is not a function
[Break On This Error] onComplete: function (event, files, index, xhr, handler) {

Below is the error listed in the Firebug console. This is on a fresh install of WordPress so there must be something that needs to be fixed in the plugin code:

jQuery(“#file_upload”).fileUploadUI is not a function
[Break On This Error] onComplete: function (event, files, index, xhr, handler) {

I also would vote for allowing searching by the full name (nicename) of the author. This is really important for multi-author sites where you know other authors’ names but have no idea what their usernames are.

This is the first version of Co-Authors Plus I’ve used. Is there a line of code that can be changed to re-activate full name searching (which mcstevem says was available previously)?

It didn’t work for me in 3.1.1—I added the code but nothing changed. I also tried deactivating and reactivating the plugin after editing.

Is this working for anyone in 3.1.1?

What do I have to add to this query_posts() query in taxonomy-countries.php to get it to return the right country?

query_posts('post_type=country&countries=????'); 

	while (have_posts()) : the_post();
		the_content( 'Read the full post ?' );
	endwhile;