leliathomas

Scratch that. It’s not fixed. Will try ianhirschfeld’s second suggestion today and report back.

Dropping by to say that this seems to have been fixed (how, is a mystery!). Upgrading to the latest version solved this for me.

Anyone?

Well, firstly, your image tags are structured incorrectly. This is what they should look like:

<img src="IMAGENAME.JPG" alt="ALTERNATE TEXT" />

Surrounding that with a link tag should look like this:

<a href="ADDRESSHERE"><img src="IMAGENAME.JPG" alt="ALTERNATE TEXT" /></a>

In your link to Twitter, you actually have a curly quote (a stylized quote) that is messing with your code. Paste this in place of it:

<a href="https://twitter.com/home?status=Currentlyreading<?php the_permalink(); ?>" title="Twitter"><img src="https://www.poeticpeaceproductions.com/wp-content/themes/poetic peace productions/icons/Twitter-icon.png" alt="Twitter Icon" />

Can you further explain what you want the RSS to do? I’m not sure I know what you’re asking for with it.

Cheers,
Lelia

So, basically you’re just wanting the end-user to be able to see the post in two different ways, yeah? It doesn’t sound like you need two templates if you’re just wanting one of those ways to be in a shadowbox.

Have you seen the plugin Fancy Box? It should be able to put your post in a shadowbox, which can then be linked to the main post. There are other, similar plugins if that one doesn’t work well for you (do searches for shadowbox, fancybox, and lightbox in the plugin directory if you need to search; there are tons of these plugins). Unless you actually are going to have a different design/layout for the shadowbox version, it doesn’t sound like it’s necessary to have two templates going.

Cheers,
Lelia

Just came back to say that if anyone else has this happen, re-installing the plugin fixed it for me. ?? Everything’s perfect now!

Lelia

Finally figured it out, thanks to this blog entry by Justin Tadlock! For any passersby, here’s the code that will work to pull custom taxonomies for their custom post types:

<?php echo get_the_term_list( $post->ID, 'CUSTOM TAXONOMY NAME HERE', 'TEXT BEFORE', 'SEPARATOR', 'TEXT AFTER' ); ?>

Cheers,
Lelia

I am having this issue, too, but the update doesn’t seem to have fixed it for me. It might be worth noting that I’m trying to edit CFT content in custom post types, not just the regular posts area.

However, just using the CFT settings editor also messes with some stuff. This is what my WP admin menu looks like on all other pages: https://img690.imageshack.us/img690/1579/functioningmenu.jpg. When using the CFT settings editor or editing previously-saved custom post type content, it disables the JavaScript controlling the admin menu and post editor. Here’s what the screwy menu looks like: https://img709.imageshack.us/img709/3696/screwymenu.jpg.

Using WP 3.0-RC3 and Custom Field Template 1.7.1.

Cheers,
Lelia

<small>Sorry. Double post.</small>

I’m using XAMPP locally for testing, so…PHP 5.3.1.

Didn’t seem to work, unless I’m putting that in the wrong place (which is possible considering I’m more of a designer!).

<?php $wp_query->in_the_loop = true; ?>
<?php $loop = new WP_Query( array( 'post_type' => 'portfolio-artwork', 'posts_per_page' => 5 ) ); ?>
<?php while ( $loop->have_posts() ) : $loop->the_post(); ?>
   <div class="thumbnail"><a href="<?php the_permalink(); ?>" title="<?php the_title(); ?>"><?php echo (get_post_meta($post->ID, 'Medium-Sized Thumbnail', true)); ?></a></div>
   <h3 class="worktitle"><a href="<?php the_permalink(); ?>" title="<?php the_title(); ?>"><?php the_title(); ?></a>, created in <?php the_time('F Y'); ?></h3>
   <p class="portfolio-page-tagged">Tagged under  <?php the_tags('', ', '); ?></p>
   <div class="hrmedium"></div>
<?php endwhile; ?>

Same results…just nothing coming up for the_tags.

Thanks,
Lelia

Might be good to tell us what plugin you’re using! ??

Just coming in to add that I am also experiencing this in 3.0-RC3.

I am having this same problem, actually–or perhaps it’s only similar. I created my custom post types using functions.php, because I wanted greater control than plugins are currently offering. (I also don’t want to have to deal with yet another plugin not being updated.)

In my case, I have four custom post types:

portfolio-artwork
portfolio-photography
portfolio-webdesign
portfolio-writing

All of these work on the backend perfectly with their taxonomies, so I don’t think there’s an issue with the post types. Unfortunately, I cannot seem to assign custom field templates to multiple custom post types (no, I was not using a space after the comma), nor can I just duplicate the template and assign it to another post type.

I had a play around, and I discovered something strange. In functions.php, I’ve got my portfolio-artwork custom post type created first, followed by portfolio-photography. Now, if I make a custom field template for portfolio-artwork, it works, but I can never get one to work for any of the other post types that are created after it in functions.php.

However, if I switch one of the other post types to the top of functions.php, custom field template then works with it, but not the others. In other words, it’s only recognizing the first created custom post type. It seems like there may be some issue with register_post_type being used more than once for custom field templates? I’m not sure. I don’t see how using a plugin to create the post types would change this sort of issue, and I’d really rather not venture down that road.

Great plugin, but seriously hoping I can get this to work!

Cheers,
Lelia

Thanks for your suggestion, alchymyth. To be honest, though, I hate editing plug-ins. I’m more of a front-end developer, first off, but secondly, it sort of defeats the purpose of all the easy one-click installs. Honestly, this is a WP problem more than a TDO Tag Fixes problem. I was pretty shocked to find WP didn’t have this built-in!

Can you think of any way I could get around having to edit the plug-in itself? I can’t, but here’s to hoping.

Lelia