Matt Blank

Excellent! Works a charm.

Thank you so much ??

Matt

Can anyone help me with this please?

Yeah, it’s not a theme thing. It’s in the admin. So if I click on comments it will show me the comment but say that it appears on post X (when it should be on Y).

Over the weekend I installed Disqus to see if that would help. When it imported the comments, it replicated the errors.

The only place it’s showing correctly is within the notification section on Facebook itself.

Matt

Ah ignore me ??

I realised it would just be:

<?php $field_name="musicinfo"; $field_value = get_post_meta($queried_post->ID, $field_name, true);?>

Thanks!

Thank you! So same question then for including certain custom fields i.e.

<?php $field_name="musicinfo"; $field_value = get_post_meta($post->ID, $field_name, true);?>

Many thanks for your help!!
Matt

Ok, resolved. Panic mode off!!

Found .maintenance in the root directory. Deleted that and all works fine.

Matt

Same here! Please can this be fixed.

I should point out that the field says “Enter your email address” rather than just “email”, so I don’t know where that’s being pulled in from?

Ok, I was being daft! I hadn’t included any checkout fields as I wrong assumed the same email they use for PayPal would be used for the wp-ecommerce email!

Now that I’ve added fields, although in the admin section email is below first and last name, on the site it’s coming up first, even about the header ‘Your Details’. Anyway I can change this?

Thanks!
Matt

Hi,

So I changed it to just the test gateway, so that it skips the PayPal part, and I still did not get an email.

Am I meant to tick or box, or turn something on for this feature to work?

Thanks!
Matt

Thank you! ?? That’s fixed it!

My last question, whilst you’re here, is there anyway to have the description also become the description for og:description, so that when posting to Facebook, it shows the SEO description?

Thanks!
Matt

Yep, sadly I had to uninstall W3 Total Cache. If I viewed the homepage on my phone then that’s what it would cache, showing the mobile version on dekstop ?? The above problem was exactly this but vice verca.

The only way I could fix this was chagning my wp-cron.php permissions to 777. This works, though don’t know how safe it is :s

Seems this works, for those trying to do the same! Still don’t know why the above didn’t:

<?php  echo '<a href="', get_permalink(), '">';
$key = "thumbnail";
if ( $custom_img = get_post_meta($post->ID, $key, true) ) {
   echo "<img src=\"".$custom_img."\" />";
} elseif (has_post_thumbnail()) {
    the_post_thumbnail('thumbnail');
} else {
    echo
        '<img src="/wp-content/uploads/news-default1-150x150.jpg" />';
}
echo '</a>';  ?>

You can ‘disable’ Fancybox but hiding it in CSS. This is what I’ve done. I wanted to disable it for mobile viewing, so I installed the plugin ‘Mobile CSS’ and used this CSS:

#fancybox-overlay {display: none !important}
#fancybox-wrap {display: none !important}