jwrbloom

I believe I’m using the latest version of the plugin. I have auto-update enable, and it’s not showing I need to update.

I have everything set up on the Twitter side according to their rules.

API Key

API Secret

Access Token

Access Token Secret

As I noted, it works when we don’t publish an image, so I don’t think it’s an API issue.

My host did a server scan, and I did effectively replace all files not in wp-content folder. In the wp-content folder, the malware was inserted files vs. inserted code since those files aren’t predictable.

I’ve also changed my password.

The pattern of what it’s doing is kind of obvious now, and if nothing else, I can monitor when there is activity with the files going forward.

Read the article, and I think I’ve done all of that.

Never mind. Mismatched files was the issue.

This isn’t an answer to your question, so sorry for butting in.

Are you finding it easy to use shortcodes in the newsletter? I just installed it to test it out.

Never mind…it was a stray line of code. Not sure why it’s showing the title of the shortcode, but it’s only a throw away line to check if a variable is being passed.

Quick update: I changed the theme to the standard WP 2021 theme. The shortcode title is still showing up.

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I’ve recovered everything but my menu, but it’s a extremely developed menu I’d like to not have to rebuild.

There has to be a menu taxonomy. I’ve tried menu and menu_item.

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post_tag
category

menu?

Is there a custom tag for über menu?

Yeah, I found an example using get_queried_object(). I set a variable to it, then went $tag->slug.

Thank you for replying though.

And for those super newbies, the $user and $userID can be any variable you want it to be.

I figured it out.

global $current_user;

$user = $current_user->user_login;
$userID = $current_user->ID;

Thank you. I’m already using Uber Menu. It has an extension for purchase ($8, so it’s inexpensive), but I was hoping for a relatively easy way to apply WP codex rather than a plugin. Not to save $8, but to keep the code cleaner.

I’m sure I can have two queries, but I’ve always been told that’s never a good idea. I’m looking for help for what seems to be a complex query.

I need a query that when it’s a player, it does what it’s supposed to do for that player, but also list the other players at his school.

Tried a custom taxonomy plugin (just one so far), but the issue becomes altering how Terms are stored. Stored in the custom taxonomy, it’s not recognized as a “tag”, which impacts things like related articles and doesn’t inherently show up at the bottom of articles.

There might be on out to help my needs, but I don’t want it impacting the core features of WordPress.

So I’m still on track to refine my query.

It’s just one table with the columns listed above.

I’m using a plugin called Simple Tags, which links the tags inline in each Post. In the past (years ago), there was a plugin (I’m sure there still is) that lets the user set up custom taxonomies.

I’m not so far in I can’t change that, but I do like having the tags linked in each Post.

I do think, however, my core issue still is when it’s the Player tag, how to get it to use the Team to get the list.

Crudely put:
Get Tag
Tag matches Player name
Player plays for Team A
Get list of Players who play for Team A