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Hi Fede, v1.5.1 should fix the problem.

I will publish an update in the next week.

Hi Fede,

i did see your second post just now and not before i launched v1.5.

Hi Fede,

i have uploaded a new version to the plugins repository. But it is not relased yet because I have changed a few text passages in the plugin too. I have contacted the translators. But it will probably take a few more days until i can release it.
If you want to wait and use it now then you may download the development version -> https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/custom-field-list-widget/advanced/
Please make backups before you use it or use it in a non-production environment.

Hi Fede,
i have looked into code today and started to update some code sections. I will implement such a function. But it will take a few days.
(btw: I did not know that there is also bicycle version of openstreetmap and i like that your are such a bicycle enthusiast!)

Hi Fede,

that is an interesting idea. I will look into a way to implement it at the weekend and report back.

Regards,
Tim

Thank you Juan!! (the language file are in v1.4)

Hi Juan,

thank you for your offer. I appriciate it very much.
I found your email address in one of other forum posts you started in the last days and send you the current files.

Hello Nils,

I have read the Simple Chapter description and one quick solution for putting the Simple Chapters link to the <feed> and <channel> section of the feeds of your blog could be this:

<?php
/*
Plugin Name: Add Simple Chapters Link
Plugin URI:
Description: adds the Simple Chapters link to the RSS and ATOM Feeds of the blog
Author: ntm
Version: 1.0
Author URI: https://profiles.www.ads-software.com/users/ntm
*/

add_action('rss2_head', 'add_simple_chapters_link_to_the_rss2_feeds');
function add_simple_chapters_link_to_the_rss2_feeds() {
	echo "\t".'<atom:link rel="https://podlove.org/simple-chapters" href="https://podlove.org/examples/chapters.psc" />'."\n";
}

add_action('atom_head', 'add_simple_chapters_link_to_the_atom_feeds');
function add_simple_chapters_link_to_the_atom_feeds() {
	echo "\t".'<link rel="https://podlove.org/simple-chapters" href="https://podlove.org/examples/chapters.psc" />'."\n";
}
?>

Put this code into a .php file. Alter the examplary URL of Simple Chapters file to the URL of your .psc-file. Upload the file to the /wp-content/plugins folder or better to an new sub folder of that folder like /wp-content/plugins/add_simple_chapters_link/add_simple_chapters_link.php . Afterwards open the plugins screen in the administration section of your blog and activate this new little plugin (which should be in the plugins list under the name “Add Simple Chapters Link”). If you do not like the result you may deactivate the plugin.

Regards,
Tim

How it works:

WP offers the possibility to add certain values to a post. Each of these values has something like category: a name.
For instance if you have podcast and you publish a new episode which has been produced with the help of a co-author and for a better retrievability of this episode you may add the name of the co-author with a custom field as meta information top the post of the episode. The custom field name (or category) could be “co-author” and the value of the custom field would be the name of this person – let’s say Joe Smith.
If you would use this plugin then you could create a list of the co-authors of your podcast episode. In order to do that you would insert the custom field name “co-author” as the first custom field in the widget settings and adjust eventually the settings below the table.
After saving the settings a list would appear in a certain sideba rof your blog. This list would contain the names of the co-authors like Joe Smith. The names will be linked tot the episode. If a co-author is mentioned in the meta information of more than one episode then below such an name in the list would be a sub list of the episode titles of the episode which have this co-author.

For a different example follow the link in the Screenshots section (https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/custom-field-list-widget/screenshots/).

I will add options for list appearance like expand all list item by default. I hope that I will find time on the next weekend to do that.

Do you mean options like “Show/Hide all-links” which influence the default appearance of the custom field lists?

Sounds like a CSS issue. (But it seems that I’m alittle bit to late in order help. If you would still like help with this problem, write a further post.)

No. Currently there is no such function in podPress.

You have activated the statistics feature of podPress. This feature masks all mp3 URLs with this URL scheme which have the phrase “podpress_trac”. Usually when you click on a link with such a masked URL then podPress will recognize that and point the request to the original URL automatically. That the player stops playing after a while may have something to do with the statistic method you have selected. Which one did select? “Counts Only”, “Full” or “Full+”? If you have selected “Full+” then switch to “Full” and the problem should go away.

Hi Alison,

how do you add the location of the media file? Do you add the complete URLs?

Are the media files on the same server (domain) as your blog?

Could you try to let podPress retrieve/show the ID3 tags of one of your latest podcast episodes? If podPress can not retrieve these information it may show an helpful error message instead.

Regards,
Tim