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lasson, would the simplest thing to do to be just remove the startDate variable? Thats what I did?

Congrats Hiroak, on the great plugin, something like this should be in the core, and this function here to create the timestamp is ace, the only thing that would make it perfect is that the Date is now shown as a time stamp on in the admin ( Obviously! ), however it would be great if we could then force this timestamp into date() function in the admin to make it readable?

Would be cool to have a timeStamp: variable so that we can order by the dates accurately in the wp_query but then have human readable dates in the admin also.

Sorry the file I changed in the plugin was admin.inc.php

I had this problem also, it looks like the stylesheet for thickbox isn’t being pulled in.

I don’t know an awful lot but I’m assuming the functions required to pull all this stuff in have changed in WP3. Looking at other plugins with similar problems I followed the steps here: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/310339

And now the thickbox seems to load.

I’m currently experiencing a similar problem.

Have a site where we are using the categories to create sections of the site, with a different layout for each section ( colours et al ).

Problem is a post can be in more than one category and its then impossible to detect the ‘active category’ to show the right layout.

Example: 2 Categories X and Y. Post Z belongs to both categories.
I view the category archive for Y, click on post Z, single.php needs to realise its come from the Y archive and show the template for Y.

Currently the Single.php ( obviously by design ), detects it belongs to X and Y and thus just returns X when I use the $category[0]-> method.

The more I think about it the more I think that it can’t be done and we’ll have to stick with the $_SERVER[REQUEST_URL] method with the permalinks for detecting what “Category the CURRENT post is in”.