Paul Kaiser

Hi there!
I just pushed the update, version 2.0.0, to the plugin repository.
If you have time, please try this update and let me know in the support forum if issues persist.
Thanks,
Paul

Please update Content Scheduler to 2.0.0 — just released — and try again. Let me know if problems persist.
Thanks,
Paul

I am so sorry about Content Scheduler’s current state, but I have some good news. I recently have been out of work, so I had time to fix things in CS. I am quite literally finishing Multisite support in it today, and should have an update pushed this afternoon.

CS had some problems mainly with timezones, a difficult-to-reproduce wp-cron issue, and Multisite. I think I’ve been able to fix them all. Check this afternoon / evening for an update. I hope to keep on top of this and add other plugins in the coming months.

Update:
I found that if you wrap the image in an empty DIV with the height set to the corresponding height of the image, then autopan works as desired.

So, autopan appears to be firing before IMG is taken into account.

While we can workaround the issue by adding this DIV in the popup’s content area, it isn’t really workable for our clients — we need this to be automatic.

Is there a way you can have autopan honor the sizes set on IMG tags in popup content?
For reference:
1. Bill Gate’s house is the one I wrapped in DIV
2. Apple Computer has an image that is NOT wrapped, showing the undesired behavior:
https://globalhealth.staging.pixotech.com/types/projects

Just following up.
a. Leaflets has filtering on their roadmap of upcoming features, with no specific timeframe set.
b. I was going to add filtering myself, but that seems like a waste of time now.
c. The second one does have filtering, as you mentioned, and I feel it would be easy to add multiple filters. For our used I’m also going to move the filter from the side to below the map.

Hmm, just note… in my case “$base” is empty. I’m not sure in what cases it isn’t empty. But if it is ever not empty, like maybe:
https://mysite.com/
… then my solution will make trouble.
Maybe it should be:
$base = trailingslashit( $base );
$path = trailingslashit( $base . $domain );

??
Paul

Hey here is the solution that worked for me:
1. FILE: blog-copier.php
2. Find the line:
$path = trailingslashit($base.$domain);
* This is in the conditional statement that checks whether it is a subdomain install or not.
3. Change the line to:
$path = trailingslashit( $base . "/" . $domain );

Try it out!
Cheers,
Paul

I’m having this problem, too.
Also, if you have it copy files, they will not be copied correctly, and their URL’s will end up being incorrect.
So you have time to fix this?
Thanks so much for making this plugin — it’s a good time saver.
Take care,
Paul

Howdy,
The installation forum is probably a better bet for this:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/forum/installation

That said…
a. What is wrong in your production environment — what do you mean “it no longer works?”
b. Where did you change the domain to the real domain?

It’s likely there is something messed up in your wp_options table. Several settings are saved with your domain name in there, and are saved as serialized data. If the test domain name and real domain name are of different lengths, that serialized data will be messed up.

It can be fixed, though. One way that might be easiest is:
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-migrate-db/

Good luck,
Paul

My first thought is to create a Taxonomy for the zip code, and assign consultants to the correct taxonomies. Then WordPress can easily do the filtering for you.

It sounds like that might mean you have to get their zipcodes out of the database and assign to correct taxos, though.

Is tblConsultants a WordPress table, or table from some other system?

Paul

Hi Tom,
The first thing you should do is check your web server error log.
Looking for PHP errors, so if your server has php errors going somewhere else — you need to find that.

Did the admin work previously?
If so, what did you change before the problem occurred?

Paul

Howdy fringer,
Absolute best, in my opinion:
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/leaflet-maps-marker/

Another viable option I’ve used previously:
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-map-markers/

Good luck,
Paul

Greetings,
I have used the following directory plugin successfully in the past:
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/business-directory-plugin/

There is another common one, but I have not used it myself:
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/connections/

Good luck,
Paul

Hi A,
I feel your pain. Your most reliable solution will be to:
a. wrap the top portion (your #header and #slider div blocks) in another div that has a black background.
b. wrap the bottom portion (#featured, #sidebar, #content) in another div that has a white background.

Good luck,
Paul

Hi,
Would it be better to create a “Food Category” taxonomy, and have “Fruits” and “Vegetables” be two of the terms in there?

It can be easier and more efficient to do this sort of thing by taxonomy rather than custom field.

That said, you can get the value of your custom field and then tell your template to do something as a result (like putting things in certain columns.)
See:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/get_post_meta

Good luck,
Paul