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Auto Post Title hooks into the_title filter, so anything that uses the_title(); or add_filters('the_title',...); will use Auto Post Title. But if a plugin uses $post->post_title to get the title, then Auto Post Title will not be applied.

So, Auto Post Title is working as it should, and it’s giving the share plugin the formatted title, but it’s blowing up sometime after? I will have to look at the code for this share plugin to see what it’s doing.

What is this title supposed to say? Please give more details about your problem so we can figure out what might be going wrong.

We could set the slug dynamically with the title, but that would cause problems with permalinks and SEO. If anything changed, then the URL would become obsolete. If you set the slug yourself, then you can set it to whatever you want, and it will work as long as you don’t change the slug.

You should be able to open up the “Screen Options” at the top of the edit page and check the box that says “Slug.” You should be able to type in the slug for your custom post in that box. Please let me know if that doesn’t work.

anywhere in your theme that bloginfo(‘url’) is used, should echo out the new url. If you moved your site from example.net to example.net/blog then you would navigate to example.net/blog to update your database. You may also need to open up the permalinks option page in your admin, and save the settings again, since the permalinks aren’t updated until you either save a post (which updates only that post) or save the permalink settings (which will update them all). Doing so should update all your permalinks to the new url.

We will look into automating this process.

This plugin will only set your ‘home’ and ‘siteurl’ values in your database if it discovers that your index.php file is in a different location from what they are currently set. So, if you move your WordPress site into a subfolder, all you have to do is navigate to the new location of your index.php, and it will automatically set those values.

The ROOT_URL value is meant for the url of your main site, if your blog is somewhere else. At ThoughtLab, we develop blogs on a separate development server from the main site. During that time, we set the ‘ROOT_URL’ variable to the IP Address of the main site. This way, any changes to the css are only made once, and they automatically carry over to the blog. When the site is ready to go live, we move the site and the blog to a single live server, and we have to update the url in the database, and update the ROOT_URL variable to match. So, I created this plugin to take care of that process for us.

This plugin doesn’t use the ‘apply_filters()’ function of WordPress, so I’m not sure why you would get that error. You may want to try to define the global constant as something other than ‘ROOT_URL.’ try ‘MAIN_SITE’ or ‘SITE_URL’ or something equally descriptive.

1.2.2 should fix it. Sorry.

We just pushed version 1.2.1, which should fix your problem.

We have just pushed version 1.2, which includes a new tag for post category, and also for custom taxonomies.

We have pushed version 1.1, and this should fix your problems. Let us know if it doesn’t.

I’m not able to recreate this error. Could you provide more information about your setup? What version of WordPress are you using? We are pushing an update right now. Does it fix your problems?

This should have been fixed with the latest update. Please let us know if you’re still having problems.

Your custom title will show anywhere <?php the_title(); ?> is placed within your theme. You may need to alter the code in your <title></title> tags. What code is currently within those tags?