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The NR rewrite rules died sometime in WP 3.0 (or maybe even 2.9). Disabling the NR rewrite rules (in the NRR options page) is the only fix at the moment.

However, you should also look at the (Amazon) Media Libraries rewrite. I’ve been updating the plugin to integrate better with WordPress, and it works with WP permalinks more naturally. According to Amazon, a lot of the old ways of accessing its information will cease in February, so I’m not sure if NR will work past then, but ML will. It’s still in beta, but the latest release (0.9.3) is quite functional, though I haven’t finished the facility to add a library page to menu, the actual permalinks work.

To answer your question, NR looks for template files within the theme folder as a subfolder (now-reading, if I remember correctly). Copying the files from the NR templates folder to there and modifying them in the suffusion theme folder will override the default.

Have you looked at the (Amazon) Media Libraries rewrite? I’ve been updating the plugin to integrate better with WordPress, use Amazon’s WDSL service, use other service, etc. According to Amazon, a lot of the old ways of accessing its information will cease in February, so I’m not sure if NRR will work past then, but ML will. It’s still in beta, but the latest release (0.9.3) is quite functional and the template files are based on TwentyEleven, so it may work a bit better for you.

Have you looked at the (Amazon) Media Libraries rewrite? I’ve been updating the plugin to integrate better with WordPress, use Amazon’s WDSL service, use other service, etc. According to Amazon, a lot of the old ways of accessing its information will cease in February, so I’m not sure if NRR will work past then, but ML will. It’s still in beta, but the latest release (0.9.3) is quite functional and the template files are based on TwentyEleven, so it may work a bit better for you.

Template files are now included in the latest version, 0.9.3. It’s still in beta, but there is now some functionality for the frontend.

It’ll be hard because NRR does its own routing rather than using WP’s. It’s not a page, post, category, or tag but it’s own animal. I’m in the process of rewriting NRR to update it for WP 3.x (see Amazon Media Library) and use the WP core (so that it’s a post type), but that project isn’t complete yet. I will have some time in the near future to finalise the plugin and call it stable because my other projects are nearly complete.

You can’t use the standard WP meta function because NRR uses its own tables. I’ve been working on changing this (and updating NRR to work nicely with WP 3.1) and have mode quite a bit of headway in the Amazon Media Libraries plugin. You’ll want to use get_book_meta(), update_book_meta(), and delete_book_meta() at least until AML gets production ready.

Hi Gershon,

I’m working on a rewrite of the plugin and have a few questions here. I’m separating the logic between books and readings (so that one can have multiple readings of the same book) while also adding shelving capabilities (so that it can track readings for multiple users as well as allow some categorisation specific to each reader). While I’m still contemplating where to tag and categorise books in this (should it be per book and each user will have to accept those? or should it be per reading so that each user can do what she wants?), I can set it up easily enough to have categories and/or tags (this will be set in the options menu). Will that work for your purposes?

Please read the first line in the description from the README file:

WARNING: This project is still in development and is currently not ready for production use. Please install at your own risk.

That warning still very much applies. I will remove it when there is an actual release.

It’s probably more in how the widget is integrated into WP. The ‘old’ way was to manually control all variables, but it’s been changed and needs updating.