Matt

Andrea,

Yes, that worked. I added the code as a WPCode snippet. You rock! Thank you so much for taking your time to help me sort this out. As I mentioned from the beginning I am sure this is a very fringe error related to my installation that has seen too much testing over the last year.

//Matt

No problem, I understand. Here is the screenshot of how it looks. I deactivated all plugins, uninstalled JAMP Notes and then reinstalled it again. No change, I still have no Editor.

https://imgur.com/a/2mD743h

I have a ton of plugins installed that I use on and off for different things I am trying to achieve. I’ve been trying to build a great Free stack over the years, and a backend that is a bit better than the vanilla WP (this is where JAMP Notes fits in) and this is what is left. Once the site is done only very few are left on the site.

Let me know if you need the list. I don’t think it’s going to be usefully because I have installed and uninstalled multiple other plugins over the last years that could have caused this.

Thanks for helping out.

I’ve had both “WP Dashboard Notes” and “Plugin Notes Plus” installed for quite some time. I didn’t want 2 plugins doing the same thing, and missed notes for my templates, that is how I found yours. In the process of finding yours I also installed and uninstalled “WPDash Notes” and possibly also “WP-Note 2019”.

No, thank you for taking your time. How about I give you Admin Access to my development site?

Hi again,

Thanks for the quick feedback. I have committed the cardinal sin of testing on a site I shouldn’t. I think I have tried ten or so note-taking plugins. I am pretty sure that your plugin never worked correctly. I am also pretty sure it is because of what I have installed previously.

I can see that a Notes (jamp_note) CPT has been registered and the Menu Items are there. I have no Taxonomies though. I have installed the Classic Editor plugin now and that brought back the Notes Listing showing more than 3 Notes. I have now also installed 3 CPT Managers. I am using PODs for creating CPTs. “CPT UI” doesn’t show any of the CPTs on the Site, and I have 10 or so, I’m guessing it only recognizes its own. “Simple CPT” has a list of “All other public custom post types and taxonomies created by WordPress core, your themes and other plugins are listed below.” but your “Notes” isn’t listed. Finally, the “Custom Post Type Editor” has the most extensive list of CPTs, and that is where I found “Notes?(jamp_note)” (and old ACF leftovers as well). In “Custom Post Count at a Glance” which displays the count of custom posts in the WordPress dashboard in the ‘At a glance’ widget, like posts, pages and comment count it is there. And in Elementor/Settings/General where you can decide which post types to use with Elementor, it is not listed.

It seems to me, that one of the other Notes plugins I tried (impossible to know which one) somehow has disabled the Editor for your “Notes?(jamp_note)” CPT somehow.

Is this at all helpful? I’m a bit in the dark about this level of WP, but I really want your Notes plugin to work for me. I have too many “paper” notes around design decisions, shortcuts, shortcodes, etc. on my very complex site that I need a central location for, and yours ticks all my boxes. What more can I tell you? Is there a way that I through programming, or another plugin, can re-enable the Editor?

I completely recognize that this is not the “fault of your plugin, but I hope that with your insight into how WP works, you can help me sort it out.

Warm regards,

//Matt

As soon as I posted this I realized I could scale down the globe for the Athmosphere to fit. Perhaps, if the scale was set to 1.7 instead of 1.5 as default this would look better from the beginning.

Also, perhaps calling it “Globe” Scale instead of “Initial altitude” would make it clearer as to what it does.

“Max altitude of the atmosphere, in terms of globe radius units.”, could perhaps be written as “The size of the Athmosphere added outside of the Globe as % of the Globe size.”. That is what it does, right?

Hi Paul,

That’s great! I didn’t know that was possible, then again the documentation is not the easiest to navigate. I actually also didn’t know you needed to close the [pods field=”myfield”][/pods], but now that I see it, it does make sense.

Now, my problem is that I need to feed that Longitude/Latitude value to a map. I have tried a number of maps plugins but cannot find any that accept a shortcode as an input value. Is there a way to “convert” the output to a new field that I then dynamically can reference in my map plugin?

//Matt

Hi Jory,

Thanks for your prompt response. I didn’t realise that if you don’t have a bi-directional field, the relationship is unidirectional. Regardless, with that knowledge, I managed to select the other CPT (a CPT called POI by me) from my GUIDE CPT. With the shortcode [pods field=”my_relationship_field”] I can print the name of the CPT POI. That’s not exactly what I want but it’s a good start.

I have a CPT called POI. With that CPT I have written about the POI “Budapest Old Town”. I have created a number of custom fields for this CPT. One is where the POI is located using its Longitude/Latitude values. That POD Field is called “poi_location-lat_lng”.

I have another CPT called GUIDE. I’m now writing a guide about how to visit Budapest aptly called “How to visit Budapest”. For this guide about how to visit Budapest, I will also have a map with the location of Budapest. The Latitude/Longitude coordinates for that I already have in the POI “Budapest Old Town”. So instead of writing it again I just want to reference the “poi_location-lat_lng” field in the POI ” Budapest Old Town”.

I have in the GUIDE CPT created a Relationship FIeld with the following data:
Name: tg-h2v-where_is-poi_location-lat_lng
Field Type: Relationship
Related Type: Point of Interest (POI)
Bi-directional Field: No Related Fields Found
Selection Type: Single Select
Input Type: List View (single value)
Show Icons: Yes
Limit list by Post Status: Any Status

Everything else is blank. With this, I get to select the POI “Budapest Old Town” from the list. Using the Shortcode [pods field=”tg-h2v-where_is-poi_location-lat_lng”] I obviously get “Budapest Old Town” printed.

Now, how do I get the POD Field “poi_location-lat_lng” from “Budapest Old Town” printed instead? The value of “poi_location-lat_lng” is “47.48242,19.07067”. This is the value that I want the Field “tg-h2v-where_is-poi_location-lat_lng” to give me as well.

I’m suspecting the REST API tab needs to be involved. I have tried the following:

Read/ Write
Read via REST API: Yes
Write via REST API: Yes
Relationship Field Options
Response Type: Custom return (specify field to return)
Custom return: poi_location-lat_lng.32364

32364 is the Field ID of poi_location-lat_lng, but this changed nothing. I still get “Budapest Old Town” printed and not “47.48242,19.07067”.

I’m assuming that I’m doing something wrong and I hope you can pinpoint where.

Warm regards,
//Matt

Mind Blown! Thank you, good sir; that will work for me.

//Matt

It’s not for backend access. This is how you share the front end view with LocalWP Live View. I cannot share an offline site in any other way. How else can I reach you?

Thanks for the quick response. I’m currently developing on LocalWP and I will share a Live Link. The Header/Footer does not render well on the Live Site, both Images and Icons are way too big, but it is a LocalWP Live Link problem and not the issue. You will still be able to see the Right Margin error on the footer.

Container/Advanced/Layout/Margin is set to 3EM all-around.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 10 months ago by Matt.

Actually, I have the same problem with the Header. There is no way to get the outside Margin on the Right.

Yes, me as well. I “only” have the second message though. “Spotlight – Social Media Feeds: We strongly recommend that you enable the openssl PHP extension to allow Spotlight to encrypt your account access tokens.”

Thanks for the quick fix! Great and very helpful plugin regardless.

What I meant was that when looking in the CP for the plugin to disable it from the backend, the plugin folder is not called “ivory search”, it is called “add-search-to-menu”. I just updated your plugin so it was easy to see which one made the site crash by just sorting the folders by Last Modified.

This is all academic now since you have already fixed the issue.

Thanks again for all your work!

//Matt

+1 on this. Agree that “add-search-to-menu” was not obvious to be “Ivory Search”. The new 4.8 solved the issue.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 4 months ago by Matt. Reason: Added that it has been solved by the new 4.8 version