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Sorry that should be, it’s not showing a timeout now.

Hi I would like to know this as well. (I see you asked this same question six months ago.)

Any ideas or assistance would be greatly appreciated. The Mass Image Edit works so well.

Hi Marc,

Thank you for getting back to me.

I tested it on a clean (live) install and the same thing happens.

I assume after the countdown finishes the plugin should turn off and the page should refresh, but it just stays on the page with the zeroes.

There was something a little odd that I noticed, not sure if it can be replicated but if the date wasn’t selected (in my instance I was using today’s date to test it out) say it’s installed on the same date as launch, and the correct date is default, it wouldn’t trigger the countdown. I had to ensure I picked the date on the calendar.

I checked it out on the latest FF, Safari & IE.

Thanks,
T

Thanks to the post above, I see that it’s changed to:

template' => 'yarp-template-xxx.php'

Thank you for taking the time to answer. I wondered with it was possible to achieve the idea with Advanced Taxonomy Queries using the current id to find the next and previous post id the same category (obviously not using the next and previous post links for navigation).

The error is a user error (mine), but it returns the error if you don’t put the correct taxonomy in, I put in the terms and it caused the error. (Refer to Bill’s post above regarding.)

So it basically allows you to specify something other than a standard category, but you can’t limit it to both the current category and specify custom taxomony with the previous_post_link etc. That’s what I thought the plugin enabled. I think the confusion was more in regards to the in_same_cat parameter rather than the taxonomies.

I also just realised the navigation I inserted about was wrong. I’d left out fourth parameter ”. I’m still returning the error locally, but I’ll test it out live when I get a moment.

Thank you again for taking the time to explain it.

I’m not sure what’s happened but I made these edits and the error went away.

Added a custom column function from a plugin into functions.php and
saw that some posts weren’t associated with the taxonomies. Added them in.
Changed the taxonomy settings from hierachical from true to false and back again.
There is no error but now but it’s not working the way I understand it would.

Say I have two categories: Buy | Sell

I also have two custom taxonomies: New | Old

My navigation is:

<?php be_previous_post_link('%link', '%title', true, 'new'); ?>
<?php be_next_post_link('%link', '%title', true, 'new'); ?>

So if I’m the Buy category, looking at a post associated with the taxonomy “New”.

I understand that I should be able to continue navigating in the category Buy and through posts associated with New.

Am I missing something?

Hi Bill,

Sorry that was just an example. I’ll double check everything again now.

I’m sorry, I forgot to mention I am working locally.

I just copied and pasted your sample to be sure and changed ‘color’ to my own taxonomy and it brings up the error.

If I remove it and leave the empty, the error goes and it cycles through the category without a problem.

Error
<?php be_next_post_link('%link', '%title', true, 'mytaxonomy'); ?>

Fine
<?php be_next_post_link('%link', '%title', true, ''); ?>

This is all I’ve added to functions.php

add_action( 'init', 'my_taxonomies', 0 );
function my_taxonomies() {
    register_taxonomy( 'my_taxonomies', 'post', array( 'hierarchical' => true, 'label' => 'My Taxonomies', 'query_var' => true, 'rewrite' => true ) );
}

No other changes. Thank you for responding, I really appreciate it.

Thank you so much – that was exactly what I was looking for.

Just curious, although it will only be pulling from one blog – do you think there is a limit to the amount of categories that I can pull in before it starts affecting performance?