Steve

Excellent, thanks for verifying that the update was working.

Apologies, I have just committed version 1.5.1 to resolve a major issue introduced in error within the last update (1.5).

Please download the latest version and it should solve this problem.

– Steve

Hi,

Thank you for bringing this to my attention.

Apologies, as it appears I committed some of the incorrect modifications in version 1.5 and have since committed 1.5.1 to resolve the issue.

Hopefully this solves the problem you were having.

Thanks again,

– Steve

Hi,

With the recent update (1.5) it is now possible for you to display the meta values within post content or your theme.

Please refer to the “Can I output the meta values?” section in the FAQs.

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/pagemeta/faq/

Hi,

As this plugin automatically inserts the meta tags into the page content, you should ensure there are no other plugins are activated (or the theme) that also append these values.

Hi,

There appears to be some confusion here. This plugin itself does not, and will never ask you for these details.

I can only assume you have clicked on the upgrade plugin button in WordPress Admin and it has presented you with the “Connection Information” screen. This is part of WordPress, and required to perform plugin updates via WordPress Admin.

If you do not wish to enter your FTP details, you can manually download the latest version and uploaded it via your FTP client.

Some information on managing plugins can be found in the Codex, however it doesn’t really cover upgrades. See point 5 of the “Automatic Plugin Installation” section or refer to the “Manual Plugin Installation” instructions if you would prefer not to use the automated method.

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Managing_Plugins#Automatic_Plugin_Installation

Hi,

Apologies for posting so long after the original thread was started.

For future reference, although the above code will work, it is better / easier to use the before and after parameters instead:

the_subheading( '<i>', '</i>' );

This would output “<i>SubHeading content</i>”.

Quick follow up…

If you’re using the before and after parameters, in may be better to opt for something more like this, otherwise you’ll end up duplicating code:

<?php
$subheading_id = false;
if (is_front_page() || is_home()) {
	global $page_id;
	$subheading_id = $page_id;
}
the_subheading( '<h3>', '</h3>', true, $subheading_id );
?>

Hi,

Having taken a quick look at this, can suggest modifying your code to something like the following:

<?php
if (is_front_page() || is_home()) {
	global $page_id;
	echo get_the_subheading($page_id);
} else {
	the_subheading();
}
?>

This should get the subheadings working correctly on the home and posts pages now without affecting any other instances. Tested using WordPress 3.5.1 with the TwentyTwelve theme and static front and post pages.

Let me know how you get on with this.

– Steve

What happens if you fully delete the plugin? Do you still get the same error?

It may be worth searching for the string ‘the_subheading’ in your theme too, to rule out any direct calls.

Thanks for the information.

Not really sure how to resolve this one with my inability to replicate it at present.

Are you using a custom theme or anything I could have a browse through the source code and install?

Hi,

What method of implementation did you use? The “Automatically display subheadings before post content.” option or manual addition to theme files?

Are there any references to ‘the_subheading’ function in the theme functions file (functions.php)?

The standard install I have does not produce this error, so would be keen to identify the problem.

Thanks.

OK, that’s sounds good to me.

Using this filter will not limit the number of characters you can enter into the input on the edit page, it only has an affect on the final output.

So you could enter “This is my example subheading that is too long.”, but using the filter with a 5 word limit will only display “This is my example subheading”.

There are other options you can use with the wp_trim_words function, found in the Codex:

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/wp_trim_words

Hi,

Apologies for the delay, I seem to have missed this thread.

I’ve just tested to confirm this functionality is working as expected, and as of version 1.7.1 and WordPress 3.5 it seems to be fine.

Are you still experiencing the problem?

Hi,

Thanks for the review, it’s great to receive such appreciative feedback.

Can I ask one small favour? Are you still having issues with both the recent versions of WordPress and SubHeading plugin? If so, is it possible you outline what’s happening?

Thanks!