justbishop

I may have updated, I just do the one click updates for everything as I see them come up. Was there a myCRED update recently? Like I mentioned, I tried with ONLY myCRED and Events Manager activated, on the un-altered TwentyTwelve theme, so I don’t believe it’s any other plugins that are the issue.

No error messages. Everything seems to be working perfectly, except for the payment link. It returns a javascript void URL when I right click/copy the link or open it in a new tab (Chrome also, but same issue in Safari on a Mac).

Thanks for reading ??

Yes you can. There is a “printable view” link in the “Booking Stats” box on the edit event screen, right beneath the “manage bookings” link. I just want that same “printable view” link from the “Bookings” screen, rather than ONLY from the edit even screen.

Got it! In the interest of helping someone else who may come along:

<?php
//Grab our current user
global $current_user;
get_currentuserinfo();

//Get this archive's author ID#
$curauth = (isset($_GET['author_name'])) ? get_user_by('slug', $author_name) : get_userdata(intval($author));
$curauth = get_the_author_meta( 'ID' );

// Get currently logged in user's ID#
$current_user = wp_get_current_user();

// Do they match?
if ( $curauth == $current_user->ID ) : ?>

If the ID#s of the logged in user and the author of the archive currently being viewed match, show the info here.

<?php else : ?>
<?php echo 'Not available from logged in acocunt.'; ?>
<?php endif; ?>

So here’s what I’ve got (with the help of a php guru friend who made sense of the code I’d stitiched together myself). It does work as far as keeping me from seeing the info on anyone else’s author.php URL, however it’s also giving the “Not available from logged in account” message to me when I view my own:

<?php
//Grab our current user
global $current_user;
get_currentuserinfo();

//Get ID# of the author of the archive being viewed
$curauth = get_the_author_meta( 'ID' );

// Compare the two to see if they match
if ( $curauth == $current_user->user_id ) : ?>

If the ID#s of the logged in user and the author of the archive currently being viewed match, show the info here.

<?php else : ?>
<?php echo 'Not available from logged in acocunt.'; ?>
<?php endif; ?>

Huh. Seems to have been a conflict with the PBP Own post & media for Author plugin.

Thanks, I will revert.

I’ll look into the the_date v. the_time thing, thanks. Weird though, it’s not that it only shows the timestamp for the latest post. It shows it for the latest, then not for the next newest, then it shows a timestamp for the next few, and then not for one. It seems very random.

ETA: Looks like the timestamp was wrapped in an if statement for theme option purposes. I just took it out of there and replaced the_date with the_time. Messing around with the_time got me all fixed up, thanks ??

Sure, though I’m using the plugin I linked to above to accomplish the comment import now:

https://www.ashleyheckman.com/me/
https://www.facebook.com/heckman.ashley

Nevermind, found this plugin that works no problem, and with personal Facebook timelines too (free) ??

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/social-networks-auto-poster-facebook-twitter-g/

Same here. Can the dev please chime in?

Wish more plugin authors did the same!

Thanks for the reply ??

I actually liked this plugin over another I tried because I didn’t have to mess with the Amazon app/API thing where I had to enter a secret key to set it up and all that jazz, so I like the idea of keeping it simple. I don’t think most people would mind manually entering the Amazon URL for each book.

Love the idea of a bookshelf mode, as long as there isn’t a bunch of design involved. no clever bookshelf background graphic or anything, please. Ideally, it’d be styled pretty much how I currently have it on my own site, but with the option to show 2 books side by side (or one after another, as the user would like to set it up for their layout): https://www.ashleyheckman.com/me/

One of the better aspects of this plugin, IMO was the minimal CSS I had to add to center everything and simplify/style the text output. Please don’t make that more complex than needed in future releases ??

I went ahead and hacked the plugin code, replacing the code linking the cover image to Google with the code that echos the custom message field, then I put ONLY the book’s Amazon link in the custom message area. Voila, book cover links to the Amazon page. I also added a title tag to the img code that outputs the book title, which is just good practice ??

Here’s my new code in currently-reading-book/currently-reading-book.php (the first lines are unchanged, so you can search for the portion that needs replacing using that. It’s toward the beginning of the file):

// Output this anywhere in the blog
	function currently_reading_book() {
		$crb_settings = get_option('currently_reading_book_settings');

		if($crb_settings['visibility_settings']['show_preview']) {

?>

			<a href="<?php echo stripslashes($crb_settings['book_custom_msg']); ?>" <?php if($crb_settings['preview_new_window']) { ?> target="_blank" <?php } ?>>
	        <img src="<?php echo $crb_settings['book_cover'] ?>" title="<?php echo stripslashes($crb_settings['book_title']); ?>"/></a>

<?php

		}

None of these fixes are working for me. I’m not very familiar with github. I c/p’d the code in each of the files into the SC existing files, replacing the original code in each. There wasn’t a pre-existing folder/file for the last one, so I created all of that from scratch and uploaded via FTP. Was I supposed to do something else?

Np, and I think I did when I replied ??