faeronsayn

It seems to work perfectly fine when logged out. However, when logged in you are not able to submit a comment.

I wonder why it isn’t working for me. Does it show a red border when you start typing?

Oops, didn’t see it, but the answer is in the wiki.

‘title’ => array( ‘from’ => ‘Managed by’, ‘to’ => ‘Manages’ )

Nevermind, it seems the fields work a little differently than I thought. Is it possible to rename the (from) and the (to) that come after the ‘Connected {insert-post-type}’? I could just rename those to “Sequel” and “Prequel”

Edit: Oops, didn’t see it, but the answer is in the wiki.

‘title’ => array( ‘from’ => ‘Managed by’, ‘to’ => ‘Manages’ )

You can try it here: https://phanime.com/48191/love-lab-online-episode-3/

I’ve also enabled debug mode, and it didn’t show anything wrong there.

Why does $ need to be replaced by jQuery? I’ve been using it before and it hasn’t caused any problems. Anyway, I have replaced it by jQuery WP-Ajaxify-Comments plugin is still not working. The comments are just not being posted.

Alright, I’ve removed the second jQuery call. Now a red border appears whenever I type something in the comment box and when clicking post comment nothing happens. As for the console errors, I don’t see anything either.

I need to see the code, is it local or hosted elsewhere like google.

Where is the first include?

Sorry for such a late reply.

But here is a page that you can use that has the error: https://phanime.com/48639/makai-ouji-devils-and-realist-online-episode-1/

Each page with the comments form on it has the error. Because of this error the ajax submission or normal submission for that matter does not work.

Anyone have an idea?

/*
add_filter('pre_post_title', 'wpse28021_mask_empty');
add_filter('pre_post_content', 'wpse28021_mask_empty');
function wpse28021_mask_empty($value)
{
    if ( empty($value) ) {
        return ' ';
    }
    return $value;
}

function my_acf_save_post( $post_id )
{
	// vars
	$episode_number = get_field('anime_episode_number' , $post_id );

	if( $episode_number )
	{
		remove_action('acf_save_post'   , 'my_acf_save_post'   , 20);

			$anime_id = p2p_type( 'posts_to_anime' )->get_connected( $post_id )->posts[0]->ID;
			$animetitle = get_the_title( $anime_id );

		$my_post = array();
		$my_post['ID'] = $post_id;
		$my_post['post_title'] = $animetitle." Online Episode ".$episode_number;
		$my_post['post_name'] = $animetitle."-online-episode-".$episode_number;

		wp_update_post( $my_post );
	}

}

// run before ACF saves the $_POST['fields'] data
add_action('acf_save_post'   , 'my_acf_save_post'   , 20);

Since I am using Advanced Custom Fields, I hook my function into that.

I just added the lines to grab the ID of the anime, then use it to get the title. Then simply change the post_title and post_name.

It ended up being a lot easier than I expected.

I used the following code, and the priority didn’t matter, it worked fine.

$anime_id = p2p_type( 'posts_to_anime' )->get_connected( $post_id )->posts[0]->ID;
		$animetitle = get_the_title( $anime_id );

In this wiki page

https://github.com/scribu/wp-posts-to-posts/wiki/Query-vars

Right at the end, you look at connection ordering

and you have the following code

'connected_orderby' => $meta_key
'connected_order' => 'asc' or 'desc'
'connected_order_num' => true or false

Where could we use this? And does this actually help with what I am trying to do?

Could someone tell me what I could use instead to grab the connected post title?