jonwatson87

You, sir, are a gentleman and a scholar! Works like a charm ??

I could’ve sworn I tried that… but clearly must’ve had another check in there as well that was causing an error, like is_admin() or something.

But working great! Perfection. Thank you! ??

Scratch that…

The hide works, and the code works, but the style element screws up CSS for the rest of the page when editing in Gutenberg.

The content/editing block section doesn’t automatically expand for content, instead spilling over and being hidden.

CSS may not fix this one…

FYI:

Think I’ve got it sorted.

Had to change the if statement, and hook into “current_screen”, rather than admin_head, but seems to do the trick ??

// Hide Rating Manager on custom post type edit screens

function rtt_ratings_custom_style( $current_screen ) {

	if ( is_admin() && 'post' !== $current_screen->post_type ) {

	    echo '<style>

		    #rmp-rate-id {
		    	display:none;
		    }

	    </style>';

	}

}

add_action('current_screen', 'rtt_ratings_custom_style');

Hey Blaz!

Thanks for this! But post ID has limited usefulness if I want it to display for all posts in the custom “post” post type, but none of my custom ones…

But the CSS hide is a good place to start.

Thanks!
Jon

“Updated successfully.”

Outstanding! ?? Thanks so much, Benjamin! You’re a superstar ??

Ah, I see! Yeah, that’s possible.

A bit disappointing, but understandable.

I’ll keep an eye on it, and if any on the repo aren’t updating I’ll give you a shout.

Thanks for the swift reply, as always, Ronald!

So, turns out I have the same problem as SouthernCoaster now.

Because I want things to run at a scheduled time I can’t rely on WP Cron, which requires users browsing the site in order to activate.

I’ve set up an external cron using EasyCron to run wp-cron.php every minute, and have changed the time of my checks using WP Crontrol as recommended above.

But it doesn’t actually seem to be working with Easy Updates Manager.

I received a notification last night that another of my sites had an update ready and waiting for Beaver Builder.

According to my settings the cron should’ve checked for updates at 7am this morning, and Easy Updates Manager should’ve updated it just after.

But it didn’t update.

The external cron ran fine, but no updates were actually performed.

Any ideas why this might not be working…?

Unfortunately not, no.

It redirects me to the login page, where it asks for my password again, SUGGESTING I’ve been logged out, but when I click the link below to go “Back to Site Name” it hasn’t actually logged me out.

I can still access the dashboard without logging in, and the admin toolbar still appears at the top, on the front end.

Perfect! Thank you! ??

Hey Anna! Thanks for getting back to me.

Yup. Fully disabled and deleted, along with its related plugins.

All I had left installed was WooCommerce itself.

Same here. Exactly the same issue.

Same here. Exactly the same issue.

Awesome! ??

You’re a legend!

Okay. One more slight issue.

The native slug seems to be generated prior to the permalink.

As such, if you have two posts in separate categories, but named the same, you get that annoying -2 on the end of your link and have to change it manually in permalink manager.

I’ve got several donation/sponsorship forms that relate to specific events, and I define which event it relates to by giving it an event category.

To sponsor a centrepiece for table one at the Sydney event, for instance, I have this permalink:

/support/sydney-gala-2017/table-1

But if I now go to add another table-1, for a different event, it thinks I’m creating two table-1s (based on the native slug alone). The category isn’t taken into account prior to saving, which means my new permalink (on save) becomes:

/support/melbourne-gala-2017/table-1-2

Is there any way to avoid this behaviour, other than naming all the posts differently or changing it manually after the fact?

• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by jonwatson87.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by jonwatson87. Reason: Clarification

Aha! So it is! Perfect ?? Thanks for that!