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Ah, thanks (finally)!

Do you might have a name for something like this so I could try searching for this? ??

#bump

I don’t know what && (int) $result < 1 is supposed to accomplish in the linked code. After removing it the code works fine for me.

No idea either. So I removed the whole ‘if’ line and now it works.

function my_edit_per_page( $result, $option, $user ) {
  $status = filter_input( INPUT_GET, 'post_status', FILTER_SANITIZE_STRING );
  return 19; // or whatever you want
}
add_filter( 'get_user_option_edit_post_per_page', 'my_edit_per_page', 10, 3 );  // for posts
add_filter( 'get_user_option_edit_page_per_page', 'my_edit_per_page', 10, 3 );  // for posts

Thanks, but in the meanwhile I’ve found the solution for it already. ??

In default, it comes with 3. I always leave 1.

1.8.9.10 vs 1.8.9.16 on Github isn’t a huge difference. And the version I named is a year old.

I have tested the plugin in my testing environment with WordPress 4.5.2.

With just clean WordPress? Or a environment with more stuff going on?

Anyway, I’ve found an other plugin that does kinda the same and is updated.

Hey Roman,

I’m not going into details since I’ve just moved the ‘custom posts’ to private and it plugin still works. (it just loads the PDF instead)

So, no problem there.
I’ve changed my rating.

Greetz,

W.

I found it weird to not to be able to find it. But now it occur to me; it doesn’t show on custom posts.

https://codecanyon.net/item/newspaper-flipbook-jquerypluginwp/11668291

No reply yet?

Nah, I removed it and solved it by adding the Category before the title with this:

https://gist.github.com/geoffgraham/13507339558394034730

I want this as well. But adding:
$output .= tribe_get_event_categories() . '<br/>';

before:

endforeach;
$output .= '</ul>';

makes it show this after each line (with an enter):

<div>Evenement Categorie:</div>
<ul class="tribe-event-categories"><li><a href="https://bureaukennis.jouwtestwebsite.nl/agenda-open-cursussen/categorie/studiemiddag/" rel="tag">Studiemiddag</a></li></ul>

Ah, good.

In the meanwhile we’ve set the date to YYY/MM/DD.

I want this as well!

I’ve got the same problem. It does disable the html5 and enables the javascript one but it doesn’t support the format that we want.

(Wrong account, but yeah. Still same situation as above.)