ryanto

The template is editable. Just take a look in the views/recipes folder of the plugin.

You need a RecipeCan account to use the plugin. Account is free to setup and use.

This plugin now works with WordPress 3.5.

Note: It was never broken, it just outputted a warning on the admin panel. That’s been fixed!

We do not support cook time.

Thanks for letting us know. We will release a 3.5 update soon.

Thanks for the suggestions. I have added these onto the todo list and they will be released in recent versions of the plugin.

Hi

The plugin creates a custom post type called ‘recipes’ if it does not exist. It uses this post type to store all of the recipes. You can choose another post type name by updating the wp_options recipecan_post_type_name to something else.

The plugin also creates a page called recipes (see under pages in your wp-admin) that will list all of your recipes.

The plugin does not change any of your rewrite rules, but it does flush them in order to register the custom post type. There is no way around this, but I have a feeling if you update the wp_options table recipecan_post_type_name then that will fix the issues you are having.

Feel free to leave the name/url of your blog and I can take a look at it with you to help you get everything working correctly.

It looks like the object cache plugin is completely emptying the cache over a number of events.

From File: w3-total-cache\lib\W3\Plugin\ObjectCache.php

The events include:

publish_phone
publish_post
edit_post
delete_post
comment_post
edit_comment
delete_comment
wp_set_comment_status
trackback_post
pingback_post
switch_theme
edit_user_profile_update

This makes the object cache pretty much useless (and harmful) if it is going to emepty an entire memcached server when one these events happen.