mauricenaef

Hi bradvin

I downloaded the latest Beta version, but the feature doesn’t seem to have been added or how Is this supposed to be done?

Thanks and regards Marcel

Hey no problem,
thanks a lot for taking time to help out! Worked as intended!
Best regards

Hi Michael

Thanks for the prompt update, but maybe we misunderstood each other, or it wasn’t to clear from my side.

I would just need a if statement weather there is an image attached to the category/taxonomy or not?

I’m using the following code in my category.php

print apply_filters( 'taxonomy-images-queried-term-image', '', array( 'attr' => array('class' => 'headerimage'),'image_size' => 'header' ) );

hope that makes it more understandable!
Thanks again and kind regards

Any info on how to solve this? I think it is very much needed as a fallback solution if a taxonomy doesn’t have an image or Post to show!

thanks in advance,

kind regards

Would love to have a solution to this to!
Some kind of fallback should be defined!

Any help apreciated!
Regards

Hi Camu

Would love to get my hands on the Preview version to, as it seems the front-end text is not translated when language is changed? Can you confirm this as the bug you are speaking about or did I miss something?

Regards and thanks for the great work!

Hi Eric

Any change we can have a look at the code which worked for you? Both links supplied don’t get to any code and there is no code “below”?

Thanks for your help and best regards Maurice

@chris scott

Hi, can you please have a look at the loop code, because If I use it there seems to be an error, so It doesn’t display.

Here is the code I’m useing to loop thru all images.

<?php if (class_exists('MultiPostThumbnails') {
	$mpt_images = array(
		'1',
		'2',
		'3',
		'4'
	);

	foreach ($mpt_images as $mpt_image) {
		if (MultiPostThumbnails::has_post_thumbnail('post', "secondary-image-{$mpt_image}", $post->ID)) {
			MultiPostThumbnails::the_post_thumbnail('post', secondary-image-'{$mpt_image}', $post->ID 'single-thumb','class=wp-post-image', true);
		}
	}

}
?>

If I paste them all in separate it works.
Thanks for your update in advance.

Regards Marcel

btw Great Plugin!

Wow, thanks… that did it!

Kind regards

Check what version of WordPress you are running, I’ts not supported out of the box with older versions. Also check if in your comments template they are being called properly. See If you have a line which reads
<?php if ($comments) : ?>

…etc.

i’t seems you’re missing a : character there.

if you running WordPress local with MAMP or XAMP try https://localhost:888/wordpress or check with your Program?!

Hi there, since I’ve seen nobody replied on this issue yet, I would like to know if it has been resolved?

Thanks and regards

Hi tugbucket

You saved my day! thanks a Million, this worked just perfect! Funny how this isn’t included in wordpress by default!!
Anyway thank you so much!

Kind regards…

Unfortunately this looks as if its going to stay unsolved!? Can’t believe this is not possible in WordPress, I’m looking for a similar solution for my problem, but can’t get it to work either!

Anyway would be great to hear if the problem get’s solved some way.. cheers

Seems as if that was the problem!! Just figured it out to!
Thanks so much for the hint.. sometimes its the obvious which goes under!

Thanks again…