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Oh, what a fail. Someone had closed our author admin column and I didn’t realize it when reviewing the plugin. Obviously, we already have the user ID ?? It’s just the title we need inserted into the submission form’s title field by default (probably not a bad idea as a standard option in the configurator)
I am referring to the form itself. We simply want to capture the user launching the form, and the title of the page they launched it from. That’s it.
Well, after we fooled with plugin more, we don’t even need to prepend it, really. All we need to do is this:
Your Name
[ <insert user name here ]Post Title
[ Insert current post title (containing shortcode) here ]That’s basically it.
Although additionally, it would also be great if we could populate the hidden category field with the category term of just one branch of our categories taxonomy. eg. categories/projects/project_name/[get current page’s term in only this branch]
We cannot possibly send our hundreds of project categories across the wire on every page load, nor would users want to navigate them (which is also an issue in your configurator, which has an interface that doesn’t anticipate a very large taxonomy)
Thanks for your help! BTW, our non-profit project URL is FactsforAmerica.com
Hmm, longer story short, all we need is a way to pre-pend to the form’s “Post Name” field when it first opens with the post’s ID, or better, a custom “string” we add to the shortcode. That’s it. So long as user knows not to change that post name ID, we’re good. (And these are staff users, not end users, so no big deal)
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Admin Category Tree] Can this be made to work with any taxonomy?Never mind. It worked great. You only refer to the Categories taxonomy. You handy taxonomy in the editor. You have no idea how value about this plugin is to many sites. You need to put “works with any custom taxonomy, too” and promote it. Good work!
Well, we never solved it. We’ve moved on to a new problem. I will post separately. Still interested in this if anyone has a fix (for next time)
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Custom Login] dismiss messageYes, that’s why I was posting.
However, I just identified the culprit. I disabled “WP Jump Menu” plugin and the problem went away. I have notified the author. Since this has happened with other plugins in the past, there must be some core issue happening here with the message system that these plugins are stepping on somehow. Can you discuss with with WP devs to ensure it gets discussed by those who should know?
Thanks
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Custom Login] dismiss messageI am using the latest version, and this annoying problem is back again. How do I get rid of this damned message which blocks access to some admin controls? Thanks in advance.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: New media Manager TIP box will NOT dismiss in WP 3.5Ok, I deactivated most of my plug ins, and that cleared it. I didn’t do it one at a time, but I have a hunch the culprit may have been Widget Saver which is responsibly for storing positions. I suspect it wasn’t updated. If you’re using this plug in, try it first.
Yes..they do use ckeditor, as do my co-workers because I set them up and support them with these tools.
It was the only WIZZY (until the awesome Aloha,anyway) that wasn’t unusably slow, as TinyMCE is. But FEE/Ahoha still doesn’t have a robust set of standard toolbar buttons so my users still need those things from the backend editor.
I installed CK with “Dean’s FCKEditor plugin,” which I think is the only standard plugin for WP.
I assume WP’s plugin architecture doesn’t provide some hook for adding such modifications to the active theme, or is this case just that unusual?
I have a lot of friends who need this superb editor, but they won’t be able to handle adding the line to functions.php Do you have an estimate of when a release or beta will be out that includes it?
Got it. Pilot error.
Works perfectly!
Thank you!
As instructed, tried adding this…
add_filter( 'fee_rich_clean', '__return_false' );to bottom of theme/functions.php
and then to
wp-config.php as a testIn both cases, I get a completely blank page. Shared host not letting me get to the error log, for some reason.
I can certainly try the plugin route you suggest, but it seems it should work just as one line appended to the bottom of either of those files.. but it doesn’t.
Suggestions?
Thanks much. Will try it.
Thank you. New version uploaded,but no functions.php included in release. I am not familiar enough with WP to know what “or wherever” means.
Which functions.php file should I use, or does it not matter?