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I think all’s well. I’m not sure what happened but I think it may have been related to the fact that I used to have Genesis and the Genesis Simple Sidebars plugin installed and there may have been some sort of conflict with the sidebar names in the DB or something. I tried deleting the sidebar and re-adding it and now it seems to be working.

Thanks. After some Googling, I realized I’ve actually done this before and I should be able to work it in to my plugin.

Ok, so it looks like this must have been an issue on facebook’s side. Everything’s working now. I guess since these icons are just little iframes, they have the potential to screw stuff up.

According to this, the error might not be too much of an issue but something’s definitely screwy.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12810018/fb-getloginstatus-called-before-calling-fb-init

Ok, I can confirm for sure that it’s just the facebook link. If I disable it, there are no errors and the page isn’t screwed up.

Oops forgot the link: https://littlebahalia.com/dev/books/a-troop-is-a-group-of-monkeys/

Ok, I re-updated wordpress and it seems to have fixed the problem. Good luck. I use subversion so I just re-ran the command. Not sure if that matters though.

I had this same issue. In my case, I re-updated wordpress and it seems to have fixed the problem. Good luck.

Yep. This is a bummer. I’m working on it now. It looks like it’s a matter of function conflicts between two essential files (wp-login.php and wp-includes/user.php). Will post as soon as I can find a fix.

Cool. I dropped the ampersand. All good.
Thanks!

Well, duh.
I made my filter_where method public and it works now.
Thank goodness.
Fortunately this will much easier in 3.7

Oh, I get it. I was confused about what this was supposed to be doing. Selecting to enable wpac for custom post types just enables the metabox in the post edit screen for those post types.

So, everything works as it should, however, I’m trying to block all access to a particular post type so people can’t see those posts or a loop-pages with those posts without being logged in.

Update: Figured it out!

Okay, so it turns out that what I’m trying to do actually is available in WordPress but it requires a very odd and unintuitive trick to get it to work. A while back, when I was working on a multisite installation and we couldn’t get pretty permalinks to work. One day, I stumbled across this blog post. Ultimately what it said was that after you have modified your permalink structure in the multisite settings, you need to click on permalinks in the menu… that’s it, you don’t do anything or change an settings, you just go to that page. Something happens when you go to the permalinks page in the admin menu that seems to fix a lot of issues with permalinks and when it popped in to my head a few minutes ago I decided to try it. IT WORKED. It’s the weirdest fix I think I’ve ever found but this will probably be the fourth time that it’s solved permalink issues for me. I’ve spent 2 days trying to figure this out.

I just stumbled across this because I was having the same problem.
In your options, change $instance[‘format’] to $instance[‘boxtype’]
I activated your plugin and I was able to save the options.

Good Luck.

I’m making some progress here. I’ve created a custom template with a custom loop for a specified taxonomy and category. That part is working and wasn’t too difficult. Now I just need to figure out a way to abstract it out so that the results can be determined by the url.