Matt Scheidler

Ah, yes. You’re correct. add_filter is proper. I have updated the code in my previous comment. Thank you!

Dave,

No problem. I hadn’t seen the availability of the hooks, so I appreciate you pointing me in the right direction.

This is what my particular function looks like, if it can help anyone else:

function exclude_flexible_posts($query_args) {
    $query_args['post__not_in'] = array(2,6,15,37,122);
	return $query_args;
}
add_filter('dpe_fpw_args', 'exclude_flexible_posts');

Alin,

I just updated and it appears as though the issue is fixed! I show “City, State” instead of just “City” when mousing over the maps, and the cities in question are reflected with the proper state.

Thank you for taking the time with this fix, and thanks again for a great plugin.

Upon further review, when going to the wp_prli_clicks table in PhpMyAdmin I was getting an error #145: “table is marked as crashed and should be repaired”.

A Google search led me to the following page, and the instructions were perfect and allowed me to repair the table and restore the click data.

https://libinvbabu.blogspot.com/2011/12/where-is-my-blog-145-mysql-error.html

Alin,

I look forward to the next release.

Thanks for a quick turnaround and a great plugin. It has become a standard item for any new site we build.

I found some more today.

Aurora, Colorado instead of Aurora, Indiana.

Columbus, Ohio instead of Columbus, Indiana.

Dillsboro, North Carolina instead of Dillsboro, Indiana.

Greensburg, Kansas instead of Greensburg, Indiana.

Lawrenceburg, Tennessee instead of Lawrenceburg, Indiana.

Harrison, Mississippi instead of Harrison, Ohio.

Thanks again for a great plugin.

Sure.

Batesville, Indiana – the actual location in the GA report.

Batesville, Arkansas – what is showing on your map.

Thank you!

For your first question, what I have done:

Create a User Group called “admin” but then leave “role affiliation” blank.

Grant access to this zero-member group to the pages in question.

You effectively have locked everyone out of this page, except that “An administrator has always access to all posts/pages”. So the admin can access but no one else can.

As for the second question, I am experiencing the same thing, and simply deleted the role, recreated it with the proper role affiliations, and then re-assigned the users to this new role. Easy when I’m just setting up a site initially but would not want to do this with a live site. Hopefully this can be fixed.

Peter,

I just downloaded 2.1 and it is working EXACTLY as I had envisioned!

You are to be commended for the quick turnaround…I noticed on other support threads that you are very quick to act upon suggestions, so I thought I’d take a shot. To get the functionality I was after in less than 48 hours is outstanding! Thank you.

My theme is a child theme of Twenty Twelve and I’m using a copy of the Twenty Twelve search results template as the starting point for my theme’s template. It definitely has the_excerpt().

As for seeing Relevanssi-generated excerpts, I believe that I am, but is there a way that I can determine that for certain? I know that I am getting Relevanssi results, based upon tweaks I made to the settings today regarding what was/was not being indexed, but how do I know the excerpts are Relevanssi excerpts?

Brian,

Thank you for your consideration of coding in the option of making the image a portion of the coupon rather than becoming the coupon, and/or allowing for custom layout templates to override your standard template. Either way will accomplish what I’m looking for and I’m sure others could benefit as well.

Thank you very much for the quick turnaround. The 1.4 version does indeed work, and I appreciate you taking the time to implement the fix.

Thank you for taking the time to reply.

For the site I was working on back in March, I just put the common phrase directly in the template, which is good enough for now. When the time comes to change that common phrase, which may happen from time to time, I’ll look into implementing your plugin so that the phrase can be updated via the admin instead of via the template…which was what I was wanting to accomplish.

Thanks again for following up.

Brian,

Thanks for the quick reply.

What I did was delete lines 70-74 of single-coupon.php to remove the if statement regarding the coupon image, and then changed the cctor_deal div to look like this:

<div class="cctor_deal">
<img class='cctor_coupon_image' src='<?php echo $couponimage; ?>' alt='' title=''><?php echo get_post_meta($post->ID, 'cctor_description', true);  ?>
</div>

This allows me to have an image uploaded in the UI to be shown alongside the “deal” text, instead of having to upload an image in the Media Library and then using an img tag in HTML in the ‘terms’ box.

It works exactly as I intended – the business owner can create their own coupons, with images, with no HTML knowledge needed. It would be great to either have this as an option in your UI, to have a photo (or company logo) inset in the coupon rather than the image being a self-contained coupon overriding all other details.

https://linvillehobbies.com/deals/

<title>Products | Linville Signs and Hobbies</title>

I’m not sure where “Products” is coming from — none of the settings in the plugin are “Products”. I have hidden the <h2 class="archive-title"> via CSS but it is correctly echoing the $page_title that I specified in the settings.