Denis V (Artprima)

Hi,

can you explain what you mean by “change “menu” as default category of plugin“?

Speaking of templates, if I understand you correctly, you can edit templates here: WordPress Admin Menu on the right > Foodlist > Settings. Check the templates there. They contain only html. If you want to change CSS, just change it in your wordpress theme or use some plugin for editing css in wp-admin.

If you want different templates per menu, category or item, please check my answer here: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/seperate-menu-templates?replies=3

Hi,

I guess it were you, who asked me for the Czech translation in email. Currently there is only Russian translation. And as I’m personally not a Czech native, I cannot provide you quality translation. But you may create your own with some tool like Poedit, and share it with me. I will include this translation in the plugin distribution, and thus you will be able to update the plugin later and not to lose your translation. I will of course put your credentials (unless you refuse :)) to the history log and readme of the plugin.

You might be also interested in filters for Menu Section and Menu Item:
foodlist_menu_section_template, has two parameters:
1. your default section template
2. section post object
foodlist_menu_item_template, has two parameters:
1. your default item template
2. item post object

Hi,
There is a filter ‘foodlist_menu_template‘ which has 2 parameters:
1. your default menu template
2. menu post object

you can do something like this in your theme’s functions.php:

add_filter('foodlist_menu_template', function($html, $menu){
    if ($menu && $menu->ID == 123 /* your menu post id */) {
        return '
<!-- some other template -->
<div class="menuc1">[flmenu_section id="34"]</div>
<div class="menuc2">[flmenu_section id="35"][flmenu_section id="32"]</div>
<div class="menuc2">[flmenu_section id="33"]</div>
        ';
        // alternatively you can store the template in a file
        // and just read its contents and return here;
    }
    return $html;
}, 10, 2);

Please let me know if it works for you. And don’t hesitate to ask me further questions.

Thank you for your bug-report. I updated the plugin in svn and it should be soon available (version 1.3). But in your case it won’t help, because this plugin requires PHP >= 5.3.0, and you have an older version (5.2). Thefore, unfortunately I cannot help you – you need a hosting with the newer version of PHP.

P.S. A lot of hostings still use PHP 5.2, but this php version has a defined end-of-life on 6 Jan 2011 (and since that time no updates have been issued for this php branch). Therefore, I don’t see any reason to support such an old software (even though it is still supported by WordPress itself) in a newly written plugin.

It should create the table. But sometimes this is prevented by the limitations for the MySQL user used for WordPress.

p.s. Mike, thanks for your guide!

Again, thank you for your report. This bug should be fixed now with Foodlist version 1.2.

It shouldn’t be required. I’ll check and if it’s a bug, I’ll fix it shortly. Thank you for reporting this issue.

Ok, thanks, I will.

I updated it via svn (you may see it in svn repo).
Also check this: Compatible up to: 3.6.1
This version even didn’t exist 2 years ago.
You can also check google cache: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:UeHq5Blkc4YJ:www.ads-software.com/plugins/ip-dependent-cookies/+&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk

I’m the author.

Yeah, I get it. Anyway, changing url structure to https://site.com/lang_code/ solves the problem.

Sorry, it was a local problem. Solved.

W3 Total Cache Version: 0.9.2.4

Now AP HoneyPot supports this feature (from the version 1.1).