mrdenny

1.8.2 should resolve these issues.

They should be able to see the same Time Sheets menu that you see when you are logged in to the “admin” page.

If you’d prefer to make the new timesheet form part of the front end of the site, you can do that using the shortcut codes for the new timesheet and timesheet search pages (the codes are shown on the settings page).

You can ping me directly at mrdenny AT dcac DOT co

I just installed on a couple of sites that haven’t ever had it installed before and I’m not able to duplicate the error. ??

I’ll close for now, hopefully it was just a one off.

That should be ok to ignore. I’ll take a look at the activation process, but I haven’t seen anyone else report the problem. But I will take a look to be sure there’s no issue.

All you need to do is put $post_url in where you want the URL to be. At this time there are three variables which can be swapped out for values. They are:

$domain – Replaced with the URL of the website
$post_url – Replaced with the URL of the post which was published
$title – Replaced with the title of the post which was published

So your Email body should look like:

<a href="$post_url"> Click here to view your post on our website.</a>

OK, that also worked perfectly. Thanks much.

OK, so that worked PERFECTLY!

Since you’re probably still online, I’ve got another question as I know little about CSS. I’ve got tables on my pages which aren’t expanding to the size of the content so I’m getting some really ugly tables. Any idea on what I need to add to my custom CSS to fix it?

bgrygla,
Thanks for the feedback. I’ve incorporated these changes into the release which you should see coming out shortly.

If you see anything else that’s an issue please let me know.

I haven’t uploaded a permanent fix yet. I just got the fix into my development system. Some more testing after dinner then I’ll get it published. You should see an update tomorrow at the latest.

OK, so I’ve found the problem. Apparently at some point you can no longer use get_post_custom_values when saving a new post, if being called via the transition_post_status status. I’m working on a solution to this problem now.

For a workaround, save the post as a draft. Then publish and it should work as expected.

OK, so I’m seeing the problem on 4.3. Looks to be a new bug with the new release as it was working fine for me on 4.1.

Marking this as resolved as you have two threads.

Dan, what version of WordPress are you using? I’ve never seen it toss errors in that foreach loop before. Can you try reinstalling the plugin?

Sounds like an issue with the WordPress install as it appears from your second comment that you’re having the problem with and without the plugin.

All the plugin does is drop whatever you have for the default into the field when the new post opens. There’s no code to execute after the new post page opens.

I’ll leave this open in case the issue is still happening, and I’ll close it in a couple of days if I don’t hear back.