professor99

Not sure what you are really wanting here as your terminology is confusing. Also I’m not really much of an expert with site creator ultimate but I did modify it as above.

The category is stored in the $c1 variable so that’s easy.

Don’t know anything about custom fields with site creator ultimate so cant help there.

$_POST or $_GET are just two PHP variables that contain variables sent with the original HTML page request. Hence don’t know what you mean by “send the special town”.

Cheers
The Professor

Hi Profusion,

Could you please tell us what version of post expirator you used.

Thanks

Not sure if your talking about all the images, or just the images in the big box, or the images with the green sale dot?

Nothing there looks like it’s put there by WPUF so I think it’s put there already by WooCommerce and normally hidden and there is a CSS conflict with WPUF that causes them to show.

You could use Firefox Firebug to find to find the element or class that is causing these to show.

Alternatively you can try the development version. Uninstall WPUF1.2 first as the current development version was forked from 1.1 and is much more advanced than version 1.2 and includes most 1.2 changes.

The development version also has much more stronger coding and css naming so it probably will fix your problem.

TheProfessor

Hi Leoloso,

Big thanks for your effort in posting this and adding comments that make it easy to see what you did.

I will closely examine these in the next few days and see what I can incorporate in the development version.

Have you tried the development version yet? It’s a big improvement on Version 1.1.

Cheers
TheProfessor

Pages are stored as posts and WPUF can edit both so it doesn’t distinguish between the two when it comes to showing the attachments. Hence the option I gave above works for both.

More info needed. screenshots, plugin versions, wordpress version etc

Try the development version which caches options.

So [wpuf_dashboard] works but you are saying the edit links don’t work? Can you give me an example of one edit link url and can you tell me what happens when you click on it.

TheProfessor

This is actually set by what you last used in the WordPress back end administration pages

TheProfessor

You can delete posts in all versions via the dashboard.

In WordPress when you add an image in any editor it adds it as an attachment. When you remove the image from the editor WordPress doesn’t remove the attachment. WPUF simply shows all attachments that are not in the post content. If you are not using the WPUF attachment button you can disable this by disabling the ‘Show attachment thumbnails in the post’ option

What do you mean by post detail?

Are you talking about the ‘edit’ link that appears after each post? If so all you have to do is set the ‘Edit Page’ option to your edit page and enable the “Override the post ‘edit’ link” option. No code needed.

TheProfessor

Alter the code to display $post->post_title

Hi Jiro

it will be great if someone could help me to redirect the page to a custom page. when I try to add anything other than home_url(), it gives me error.

wp_redirect requires an absolute URL

Hi all,

Can confirm this is a bug when the user is logged in with the role subscriber. When a user submits a post as observed the page is redirected to the new post. Whilst the new page does exist it’s status is pending. WordPress doesn’t allow users with the role subscriber to access pending pages and returns the very misguiding 404 error instead.

Really WPUF allowing subscribers to post is a bug itself as it goes against WordPress default role capabilities which don’t allow subscribers to post. The role that should be used for this is ‘contributor’ who don’t have a problem viewing pending posts.

So a non code fix is to assign the role contributor to these users.

Other than that either implement Jijo’s fix and maybe test to see if the user has subscriber role and act accordingly.

Also by default the development version redirects to the originating page so it doesn’t have this problem