mtosh

Thanks so much, @codeamp,

The beta version works great for me! Thank you for including the comments number element! Now my headache will subside (smiley face)

If I may be so bold as to mention a feature request for future updates–it would be great if you included the ability to insert images (to represent a comment bubble, for example) before or after elements so we are not restricted to unicode text.

With appreciation again,
@mtosh

• This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by mtosh.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by mtosh.

Thank you for the update, @codeamp,

It will be appreciated, and I believe it will be appreciated by not only myself but also others.

Regards,
@mtosh

Hi, @codeamp,

I tried adding the coding there [function get_comments_number…] to functions.php but it caused an error.

For an example of what works, when I installed the WP plugin, HeartThis, it added its “Key” to the Post MetaData of all posts, so I was able to fetch that data (the number of “Likes” a post has) with your Custom Field element.

So, do you have any idea of how I can add a Post MetaData Key for the number of comments a post has, so I can fetch that data with your Custom Field element?

Thank you for your assistance.

Regards,
@mtosh

Hi, @codeamp,

And, thanks for your willingness to add this element!

Until it is added, can you recommend a resource that displays the correct coding to add the get_comments_number (or other, whatever works) to the post meta of all posts, so it can be fetched with a custom field element?

I have tried countless code examples (even the ones from WordPress) and can get nothing to work.

Your assistance is appreciated.

Regards,
@mtosh

Custom Layouts Support,

Perhaps my question should be:
How do I add the comments number (number of comments the post has) to the post metadata? I have noticed that post metadata items can be fetched using a custom field element.

Your assistance would be very much appreciated.

Regards,
Michael McIntosh

Hello, Support,

I finally found the answer–I had not checked the “Allow comments” checkbox in the “Discussion” Screen Option element in the WP “Edit (custom post name)” screen.

Regards,
Michael

Hello, M A Vinoth Kumar,

When I set the following to “Publish”–
Frontend Dashboard | Post/Custom post | Settings | New Post Status:Publish
–the [fed_dashboard] “Add New” button | Post Status default is always “Draft”.
[https://dreamtoshare.com/share-your-dream/]

How can I fix this?

Thanks,
Michael McIntosh

Hello, eleopard,

The URL has changed–
https://evaluair.com/test-02/

Regards,
Michael

Hello, eleopard,

Oh, okay, here is the published URL–
https://evaluair.com/wordpress/test/

Regards,
Michael

Understood–thanks, folks,

I appreciate the reply and want to thank you for a great theme.

Sincerely,
Michael McIntosh

Thanks much!

Regards,
Michael McIntosh

Epsiloncool, thanks much!

This is a small thing, but I noticed that when the addon is activated, search result excerpts will not display certain characters (ex.: double quotation marks) and instead display HTML Entity numbers (ex.: “).

Regards,
Michael

Hi, Epsiloncool,

I just noticed that the Read More link is now working. Was that you or is it due to me uninstalling and re-installing WPFTS earlier today?

Regards,
Michael

Hi, Epsiloncool,

I apologize for the delay. Thanks much for your willingness to assist!

I sent you an e-mail.

Regards,
Michael

That worked for me! Thanks so much for the assistance, Epsiloncool!

If in the future I find the cause for the “Read More” error and this support string is still open, I will post the solution.

With appreciation,
Michael