lilaeamedia

This is a problem with your php configuration, not the plugin. Consult with your administrator on how to set correct permissions to read/write your own user directory. You can start here:

Google “open_basedir restriction in effect”

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1846882/open-basedir-restriction-in-effect-file-is-not-within-the-allowed-paths

I am closing this ticket, I just released 1.2.3 to fix a completely different bug. Hopefully no more break-fix patches for a while…

Problem solved! I was not aware that featured images can have multiple rows of the same post_id, _thumbnail_id combination. I added GROUP BY across all the subqueries. It is working now on your site, I will push a patch to the WP repo later this PM.

I believe your new problem was simply sorting by title ASC (default) instead of post_date DESC. I made the change for you.

Danke for the heads up!

Can you post a screen shot of the IW settings panel used to generate this? I have a suspicion about the cause.

Thanks for the lead! I found the problem and will push a new release ASAP with a citation for your help.

The problem had to do with they way PHP handles Windows file paths. The munge hack I was using was clobbering the URL string to the JavaScript file. I switched to using the native plugin_dir_url() function which produces the correct path to the script on Windows.

Look for v1.2.2 soon…

Sorry, but we can’t duplicate on IE 10 or FF. Are you running multisite? Can you open the Web Console and see if any errors are being thrown?

This sounds like the intelliwidget.js admin script has a conflict with another plugin script. It would be helpful to know what other plugins you may be running so that we can identify any conflicts.

In the meantime, try disabling other plugins to identify which one(s) are not playing nice and let us know the results.

Sounds like a 5 star review to me (hint hint)

Good news: Post list by hierarchy will be in version 2.0. We are releasing tonight (Friday, May 31). Take a look at the docs for a preview of the new features:

https://www.lilaeamedia.com/plugins/intelliwidget/

Cheers!

JF

The label in parentheses refers to the post_type value of the post record (“page” is the post_type), so the only way “sub-page” would appear would be if you added a custom post type with that name.

I like the idea of formatting the list by hierarchy, maybe add that in after the 2.0 release. The reason we went with the flat list was simply to save real estate.

All the pages should be there since the dropdown uses the page_id as the option value. Sounds like what we need is to format the menus using the menu heirarchy.