serialboxhpc

I do appreciate your response though. Good luck with your plugin development.

HI Nikola

Thanks for the reply. I did not try that one yet but this client has a few different people who will be editing the site and I don’t want them to have to use these types of work-arounds. He went out and bought a license for WPML so I am setting that one up for now which seems to work better in this case (separate posts for each language)

I’ll keep your thread in mind and see how it progresses.

Even manually patching the code it doen’t work in all browsers.

Have problems where if you write something in one of the tabs for one language, and then switch to another tab before saving, then the content disappears from the editor.

Kind of sucks that there are only 2 language plugins. This one which breaks EVERY time wordpress updated, and WPML which now charges money.

Right as Ive been told however I won’t buy a plugin in order to fix a bug that breaks native wordpress functionality.

I was not asking for a feature that has not been implemented.

Without this plugin enabled, I can use previous/next post with my custom post type without any problems. There are 6 posts. I can hit the next post link until the end, and then it stops. THat is how it is supposed to work.

When I enable this plugin, and turn auto-sort on, I get a never ending loop of posts from my custom post type. It does not stop after 6.

If I turn auto-sort off, then it displays nothing. It does not grab any posts from my custom post type and returns an empty array.

As soon as I disable this plugin, it works.

I am grateful for the free plugin and am not hear to accuse or blame. I was simply asking for help in trying to fix what to me appears to be a bug. If it can’t be fixed or is not seen that way then that’s fine. I can always order my posts by date.

fix worked for me too.

I am aware of how queries work. but we shouldn’t have to write more code to retain the use of next_post_link/previous_post_link. To me this looks like a bug, the fact that a never-ending loop happens. It should stop after the last post.

Thanks.

I added orderby=menu_order to my query, and disabled autosort, and this makes it worse. I have ordered the custom posts in a specific order using the plugin, and when I view them after making the above change, a post other than the first one is shown first. And odd enough, the post that is shown is neither first in the menu order, or first in the post type order. It’s from the middle.

Is menu_order going to work for a post type that is set up like “posts” and not “pages” ?

Also after making the above change, next_post_link does not return a custom post type anymore. It returns a regular post.

Sorry I’m confused. Are you saying that your plugin breaks native next_post_link / previous_post_link functionality and I have to pay/upgrade in order to get it back?

I checked out the post you linked to. previous_post_type_link() causes my site to break as does next_post_type_link

Fatal error: Call to undefined function next_post_type_link()

Have also tried next_couple_link() (my post type is called “Couple)

All I am doing is having a page that loops through a custom post type and should link to each post with next_post_link and previous_post_link and when it gets to the last post, the next_post_link should disappear since there are no more posts.

This is native wordpress functionality and it works perfectly until I enable the post types order plugin.

Instead, after the last post, it starts grabbing random posts and goes into a never ending loop.

thanks. that fixed it.

Yep. got your email and the fix you provided worked.

Thank you very much.

Hi,

I sent the info through your contact form. If you need to know anything else or want access to the dev site let me know. It is happening on at least 2 sites. My client’s site, and then I tried to replicate the issue on my dev server and same problem happened.

the plugin from guar worked perfectly, except one problem.

The priority being assigned to all my posts is 90%, the priority for custom post types is 60%. Is there a way to change the priority for the custom post types or does it not matter?

thanks for the reply.

hmm not ID’s but names yes.

stripped down they look like this:

if ( function_exists('register_sidebar') )
register_sidebar(array(
'name' => 'Newsletter',
'before_widget' => '',
'after_widget' => '',
'before_title' => '<h3>',
'after_title' => '</h3>',
));

if ( function_exists('register_sidebar') )
register_sidebar(array(
'name' => 'Tombstone',
'before_widget' => '',
'after_widget' => '',
'before_title' => '<h3>',
'after_title' => '</h3>',
));

if ( function_exists('register_sidebar') )
register_sidebar(array(
'name' => 'featured',
'before_widget' => '',
'after_widget' => '',
'before_title' => '<h3>',
'after_title' => '</h3>',
));

So if I add an ID to each one, then the widget items I place in there won’t shift when adding new widgets?

nevermind. increased the php memory limit and it seems ok, but still seems like a lot of memory needed for this plugin