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what logs would I be looking at? the file is created nearly immediately, so there’s no timing out. in the past it would take 30-45 seconds with the larger database.

Unfortunately that returns both recurring AND one time events. I’m looking just for one time events.

[ Please do not bump. ]

I see what the problem is, lines 294 – 302 indicate it’s looking for a postmeta of “_wp_discord_post_published” which is only going to be on posts that have been sent through the plugin’s notification system, which stores that postmeta.

Obviously this isn’t going to be the case for the thousands of other posts that were made previous to activation of the plugin.

Might I suggest that in your hooks on line 68, instead of hooking into ‘publish_post’, the hook goes on ‘wp_insert_post’?

I’ve verified that i’m using the current version of WP and this plugin, and I’m still seeing Discord messages for post updates.

Additionally, I’m seeing some notifications for autosaved drafts.

I’d love to be able to add custom fields to the custom taxonomies that CPT-UI adds.

Example:
taxonomy of “author” would have a “website” field on it.

I’ve found plenty of tutorials of how to do this myself, but would greatly appreciate being able to manage those values from the dashboard instead of editing code every time I want to add a new random field and CPT-UI is already installed and working well…

tested with several mp4 files and they’re all working as expected, thank you very much for your work!

I’ve modified the plugin myself:

I replaced line 134-139 with this:

			$link = $info[0];
			$link2 = get_attachment_link($mid);
			$title = get_post_field('post_excerpt', $mid);
			$title_esc = htmlentities($title, ENT_COMPAT, 'UTF-8');
			$a_title = $captions == 'title' ? "title=\"$title_esc\"" : '';
			$img = wp_get_attachment_image($mid, $size);
			echo "<a class=\"rgg-a\" rel=\"$rel\" href=\"$link2\" $a_title>";

Of note is the addition of
$link2 = get_attachment_link($mid);
and editing the linked function in the href from “$link” to “$link2”

woo bugs! Let me know if I can help in any way!

your explanation is a good one, the only suggestions I have would circumvent the nonce system, which is obviously not a good idea when loading content from third party sites, thanks for the quick reply, I really appreciate the plugin!

Absolutely beautiful, thank you very much!

It’s working for me, but if you’re saying you tried to reassign it from the category that’s named “categorized” then you’re trying to do something this plugin does do, which is to take posts that have no category and assign them the default category for the site.

I’m seeing this same behavior and it’s really breaking my workflow to go back and edit all these titles.

Same thing happened to me on my network, thanks for the instructions on how to fix it!

the links only show up when you’re in the main media search section, not in the pop-up or media details section. would love to see it in both of those though, it hurts to not be able to change the media parent while I’m on the media details page.

I’m having the same issues, redirects with GET parameters are failing to redirect as expected

In my case I’m attempting to go from :
image.php?dir=Wetworks-%20Sourcebook%20%5BImage%5D%20OS1

to:
?s=Wetworks-%20Sourcebook%20%5BImage%5D%20OS1

using these rules:
/image.php?dir=* >> https://www.example.com/?s=*

seems like everything after the question mark is getting dropped out. I’ve tried escaping it, but have had no luck.

Any suggestions?