jathang

Back in the day, there used to be a page with all the versions available to download on the Cyberchimps website. But, as far as I can see, it’s no longer available. However, there’s a list of versions on their Trac development page.

It’s not immediately clear how to get a downloadable version from this – but following these instructions, you should be able to.

First locate the version number you want in the left hand column. So, for example, if you wanted version 4.0.5, click the cog icon next to the revision number 125244, to get the following link. Then scroll down to ‘Download in other formats’, and click Zip Archive

• This reply was modified 4 years, 11 months ago by jathang.

Thanks for updating ??

This is the full chunk of code to replace the_permalink section above:

<h2><a href="<?php echo get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), '_etsy_product_url', true ); ?>"><?php the_title(); ?></a></h2>

OK – I’ve managed to get the _etsy_product_url meta to work. Here’s what I use in my template files:

echo get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), '_etsy_product_url', true );

I’ll mark this topic as resolved – although it’s moved away from the original thread title somewhat ??

Thanks for getting back to me, Michael. For the time being, I’ve hacked the plugin to suit my needs. The do_shortcode with external attribute does actually work, but not in the way I want it to. I can get a single product’s external link to show up, with the following:

echo do_shortcode( '[product_link id=1 external=true]' );

But ideally I want it to change all links to point externally. Ideally – to change the permalink url on my products page. Is there any way to incorporate the shortcode within these template tags (using a Twenty Fifteen child template of ‘contents.php’)?

<h2><a href="<?php the_permalink(); ?>"><?php the_title(); ?></a></h2>

I’ve tried pulling in the _etsy_product_url meta key, but with no luck.

Thanks Ross. Yes – I’d seen that already. Anyhow – I did a quick diff comparison between the two versions and came up with a (fairly long) list of revised files. I’ve not thoroughly checked it – but it might be of use to someone I guess. In case anyone checks it out – all files with [-] prefix are redundant files not in 4.1, and [+] are files that only exist in the new version.

Just to clarify. Existing internal redirected links – as mentioned above – get redirected correctly using version 5.0.5. However, the problem is when you edit the post and hit ‘update’ – or if you want to create a new redirect link that is relative to the ROOT directory. In both instances, the URL will get reset to the default site address.

I don’t think this has been fixed in 5.0.5, as I can’t seem to get internal redirected links to stick.

For example, a redirect url that is relative to the ROOT directory, like:
/something/something-else/

gets reset to the default site address, i.e.:
https://www.domain.com

when you hit ‘update’ on the post/page.

Any ideas?

Very very useful ??

How’s it working on the latest WP version? I guess the 3.7 update will be happening in the next few days or so… I’ve got a localhost instance running on my laptop, but of course I can’t test WP Remote with it (or can I…?)