kiddomono

Oh yes. I already tried to switch to the default theme. But that gives the same error.

I’m still having the same problem.

https://….com/feed
-> ERROR: rss2 is not a valid feed template

https://….com/wp-rss2.php
-> is working, but now he decided not to include none of the posts, just the pages.

https://….com/wp-rss2.php?cat=9
-> should give me all the posts of that category, but it just shows the same thing: all my pages, no posts…

The last link used to work… Don’t know what happened. I recently upgraded to 2.5.1, but not sure if that is the problem.

I’ve got the same problem. How did you manage to fix it?

Yes, thx. But still firstRSS seems to be the easiest way to include RSS feeds in your WP blog. The BDP RSS Aggregator does the same thing, but I had to install another plugin “Exec php” to use it the same easy way as firstRSS. And its output is not as pretty…

Is there maybe another plugin that is similar to firstRSS?

I am having the exact same problem. I tried this without any luck: https://mu.www.ads-software.com/forums/topic.php?id=1631

(Using WP 2.0.4)

I think it fails somewhere around:
// — Get RSS —
} elseif ($rs = $rss->get(html_entity_decode($val[2]))) {
In the source of my page, I can read: NOT FOUND.

Some help?

Yes of course. But that way you never know when a draft is ready to get published. The way I see it is that a contributor can still make a draft for himself, make changes to it later, and than decides when the post is finished. And also, they can’t edit their posts later. So there is no other way to achieve that.

Btw, disabling the capability “Read” deletes the “Profile” button in the menu. And disabling the capability “Edit posts” deletes the “Write” and “Manage” button. (And also the rights to do use these functions apparently.)
Is there a way to just delete the “Manage” button? Would be nice too, because contributors shouldn’t be able to see what others submitted until it is approved.

Finally some decent help on this support site.
Thanks, this plugin looks great! But first of all, my solution is not complicated at all, just a solution that isn’t the best way to do it, I know. ??

The only thing I changed with the Role Manager plugin is that the Contributor can publish posts.
But I still created a pending category, limited it with the Limit Cats plugin, and excluded it from the front. (I guess I still need to do that, right?)

Like I said, I am very grateful. I was looking for a simple solution for this, but couldn’t find it. Really, you have to know what to look for, if you want to find the right plugin for your problem…

Look here:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/74163?replies=1

Silly me of course there is. Use this:
<?php $cat = get_the_category(); $cat = $cat[0]; $catid = $cat->cat_ID; ?>
<?php wp_list_cats(‘child_of=’.$catid);

Btw, if you want to avoid that a specific category shows up on the front, put this before have_posts():

<?php query_posts(‘cat=-2’); ?>

Where 2 would be the category that must not be used in the loop. Apparently it also hides the subcategories, which is great.

I am looking for the same thing. If I only could get a notification when a draft was written, would already help too.
I was actually thinking about creating a category authors could post in, but not let that category show up in the blog. But there is no way of doing this I guess. But, there is a plugin you can limit the categories for users to post in, which works great (Limit Categories). But that doesn’t solve my problem. The ‘pending’ category would still show up on the archives on the front of the website. Is there a way of avoiding that a particular category is listed in the archives. Some hack for wp_list_cats() maybe?

Thx! I was looking for that too. I was using the old version (1.1) and that wasn’t working on WP2.0, couldn’t find this one linked on the site.