Rincewind

I have since fixed this now, didn’t realise that admin_init on every page aswell as when the plugin first gets activated, will release the update shortly.

ccuell: if this is what is happening to you, then you have done something wrong when you installed your second wordpress installation, as I have 2 seperate wordpress installs on my server and both are using my plugin and they work independently of each other, there is no mention in my code as to what database and/or table to use this is all managed by wordpress itself. Make sure you have a different table prefix setup in your config.php file for each installation and you should have no problems.

apurdam: sadly this is not possible due to a limitation of the query_posts function within wordpress itself, as it only lets you sort on one field not two.

adrianted: posts are unlimitied, if you had 10000 posts they would all show on the sitemap at this moment in time. Have had no requests to limit this until now, but have added it in for you will release it shortly.

Thank you very much for doing this, have put it in my latest release of the plugin.

The admin area is now fully translatable, do if you care to do the translation again let me know and will update the file.

I’ve tested it and I cant replicate this, what shortcode are you using, I tested absolutely everything before I uploaded it.

I’m running 1.4.4 on my site without any problems, and can show/hide posts, pages and archives.

Tradiart would you like to be a guinea pig, have done some code no idea if it works or not, but i’m 110% confident it will work fine.

Forgot to mention it is based on all your post types and taxonomies all being lowercase are they ? btw for each custom post type does a new database table get created ? or does it all go in the posts table still ?

Seems was a login issue, has to be exactly how it is here, both username and password are case sensitive, was sure I log in here with my username as all lowercase but svn does not work with this, has be case sensitive this fixed my issue anyway.

Have just tried it on a local machine running fedora, and got same error message.

Sending trunk/readme.txt
svn: Commit failed (details follow):
svn: Server sent unexpected return value (403 Forbidden) in response to CHECKOUT request for ‘/!svn/ver/258937/wp-realtime-sitemap/trunk/readme.txt’

Command = Commit
Modified = C:\…\trunk\readme.txt
Error = Commit failed (details follow):
Error = Server sent unexpected return value (403 Forbidden) in response to CHECKOUT
Error = request for ‘/!svn/ver/258937/…/trunk/readme.txt’
Finished!

No it doesn’t but I can make it support that I believe.

Am not sure how to use a custom taxonomies or post types, if you could perhaps point me in the right direction as to what you mean I can add this for you no problem.

its not on mine, there is no button after the ? button.

I do remember it being there in 2.0 tho, but its gone after I upgraded to 2.1 and is still gone in 2.1.2