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Translating external help files for a plugin

Diana K. C — 2012-05-26T03:48:08

Hello there,

I'm trying to localize a plugin and it cames with a html help file that popups when clicking the plugin at front end.

Is there someway to localize this file?! I only find examples on creating/localizing files for admin pages.

THanks for any help!

Re: Add same widget to multiple sidebars

Dino Termini — 2012-05-25T12:10:47

Thanks, Dion, it worked like a charm :) The reason why I asked is 
because at the top of that page it says that "This article is marked as 
in need of editing." so I was afraid that information was not current.

Have a wonderful weekend!
Dino

On 5/25/2012 7:59 AM, Dion Hulse (dd32) wrote:

Re: Add same widget to multiple sidebars

Dion Hulse (dd32 — 2012-05-25T11:59:21

If you use the new Widgets API (That means extending the WP_Widget
class) then you should automagically get multi-instance.
See http://codex.wordpress.org/Widgets_API#Developing_Widgets for details

On 25 May 2012 21:56, Dino Termini <dino< at >duechiacchiere.it> wrote:

Add same widget to multiple sidebars

Dino Termini — 2012-05-25T11:56:13

Hi folks,

in my template I have multiple sidebars, one for the homepage, one for 
the archive page, and so on. Each of them has a different set of widgets 
in it, but some widgets should be shared among sidebars. I've written 
the usual code

function my_widget(){

}
wp_register_sidebar_widget(...)

But as soon as I assign a widget to a sidebar, it disappears from the 
list of available filters, making it unavailable for other sidebars. I 
see the Text Widget, though, can be reused multiple times. I've found a 
few different ways of doing this, but I'd like to ask this list about 
what's the 'final' and best way of making a 'reusable' widget.

Thanks folks,
Dino.

Replace One Plugin With Another

Matt Slocum — 2012-05-25T04:38:39

Hi all,

Background:  I have a plugin that I wrote to replace another widget that is
missing features. The problem is that I need to programmatically replace
the widget with the new one. I wrote a function that replaces them that
hooks on the 'admin_init'. I picked that because it runs after the widgets
are loaded. I wanted to be able to use the functions such
as get_settings(), save_settings(), wp_get_sidebars_widgets(),
and wp_set_sidebars_widgets(). I guess I could have done all this before
the widgets were loaded, but I already have it working this way... but 1
problem.

Problem: The widget does not display the form properly on the page load
when the widget switch happens. The widget's ['callback'] property when it
gets set to 'wp_widget_control' returns false with is_callable(). This
makes the widget settings empty. When viewing the other widgets objects
that weren't converted, they have the same properties, but it returns true.
I can't figure out the difference. I'm guessing that my widget's object
isn

fast question - which action or filter to change smthwith uploaded image?

Konrad Karpieszuk — 2012-05-24T14:09:14

hi there,

in my plugin i am using javascript function tb_show() to use standard
wordpress image uplader, as described here:

http://www.webmaster-source.com/2010/01/08/using-the-wordpress-uploader-in-your-plugin-or-theme/

works great. but i want to change something in files uploaded this way
(if you ask what: i want to encode file content using my 'secret'
function).

which hook should i use to do it?

and pro-question: how to recognise in hook action/filter that file
which i attempt to encode if file uploaded via my plugin? i want to
encode only files uploaded in my plugin. if someone will upload
regular attachment to post (ie image inserted into post content) file
shouldn't be encoded


--
(en) regards / (pl) pozdrawiam
Konrad Karpieszuk
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klientów z Polski

Re: Advanced taxonomy queries

Keith Solomon — 2012-05-23T21:06:31

I'm doing something similar for a client site.  This is the function I'm 
using in the theme:

function get_intersected_terms($tax_from, $term_from, $tax_to) {
     global $wpdb;

     $term_from = get_term_by('name', $term_from, $tax_from);

     $query = "
         SELECT term_id FROM {$wpdb->term_taxonomy} WHERE taxonomy = 
'{$tax_to}' AND term_taxonomy_id IN (
             SELECT term_taxonomy_id FROM {$wpdb->term_relationships} 
WHERE object_id IN (
                 SELECT object_id FROM {$wpdb->term_relationships} WHERE 
term_taxonomy_id = {$term_from->term_taxonomy_id}
             )
         )
     ";

     $term_ids = $wpdb->get_col($query);

     if (empty($term_ids))
         return array();

     return get_terms($tax_to, array('include' => $term_ids));
}

In the template file, I'm calling the function like this:

$showlist = get_intersected_terms('seasons', $current_season, 'shows');

$current_season is a theme option in this case.  From here, I'm using a 
foreach loop to walk through the list (

Advanced taxonomy queries

Enrique Chavez — 2012-05-23T20:19:19

Hi all,

I have a custom post with 3 taxonomies ( Country, State, City ) I can get
the terms for a single taxonomy using "get_terms( $taxonomy )".

But let's say  that i want to get the terms in the taxonomy "state", but
that the taxonomy 'country' is equal to 'X'

And later search for the cities that the state is equal to Y and country
equal to X.

i have been reading the docs but i can't find something that help me.

Any suggestions?

Best Regards!

--
Enrique Chávez <http://tmeister.net>
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< at >tmeister <http://twitter.com/tmeister>

Re: Best Backup Plugin

Mario Peshev — 2012-05-23T18:15:21

+1 for BackupBuddy and definitely check ManageWP as well - its SaaS (or
PaaS) and could be a great fit for you.

powered by Android

On May 23, 2012 9:13 PM, "Matthew McGarity" <matthew< at >mcgarity.me> wrote:

BackupBuddy meets #1 and #2 hands-down.  It's free-ish -- it's a premium
plugin, and considering how mercurial individual WP installs can be it's
worth paying for the license and support.

MMc...

Matthew McGarity
http://mcgarity.me
(972) 275-9673




On Fri, May 11, 2012 at 10:21 AM, Andrew Gray <andrew< at >graymerica.com> wrote:

Re: Best Backup Plugin

Matthew McGarity — 2012-05-23T18:12:51

BackupBuddy meets #1 and #2 hands-down.  It's free-ish -- it's a premium
plugin, and considering how mercurial individual WP installs can be it's
worth paying for the license and support.

MMc...

Matthew McGarity
http://mcgarity.me
(972) 275-9673



On Fri, May 11, 2012 at 10:21 AM, Andrew Gray <andrew< at >graymerica.com> wrote:

Re: ajax and posts

Matthew McGarity — 2012-05-23T18:11:06

I do this all of the time using the following example as a launching point:

http://codex.wordpress.org/AJAX_in_Plugins

Be sure to include the ajaxurl value in the user-facing page.  The
wp_ajax_nopriv action works great for this.

MMc...

Matthew McGarity
http://mcgarity.me
(972) 275-9673



On Mon, May 21, 2012 at 7:06 AM, Roman Sharf <pencilking2002< at >gmail.com>wrote:

Re: ajax and posts

Casey Bisson — 2012-05-21T23:09:21

This plugin may do what you want, or you might At least get some ideas from it:

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bcms/

Two features to be aware of:

+ Wijax allows you to deliver any widget via ajax. You can lazy load the widget or fetch widgets from different sites. It adds a new endpoint to the perms link structure so that you can go to any post  permalink, add /wijax/encoded_name and get widgets relevant for that context. 

+ the post loop widget puts all the power if WP's post loop into a widget. You can get WP's default post for the given URL/permalink, select posts related to the default posts, or select an entirely different set of posts. 

Together, you can deliver a post or set of posts via ajax. 

--Casey Bisson


On May 21, 2012, at 5:06 AM, Roman Sharf <pencilking2002< at >gmail.com> wrote:

Re: ajax and posts

William Satterwhite — 2012-05-21T12:19:21

There are specific hooks built-in to WordPress for handling ajax requests
whether you're on the front or backside of things. Check out the following
links for some information in to them. The WPSE link may put you on the
right path as it seems to be a working example close to what you're trying
to do.

http://codex.wordpress.org/AJAX
http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/31321/post-will-not-load-via-ajax

On Mon, May 21, 2012 at 8:06 AM, Roman Sharf <pencilking2002< at >gmail.com>wrote:

ajax and posts

Roman Sharf — 2012-05-21T12:06:29

I have been trying to figure this one out for a while, but to no avail.

How can I I retrieve posts via ajax? Specifically, I would like to click a
button on a page, which would send an ajax request to another page which
has a custom loop and get the results back and spit them out. Also, do I
have to load the wordpress environment manually on the page I am requesting
from(So that the loop will work)?

Thank you in advance!

Re: getting post counts for multiple tags

Dion Hulse (dd32 — 2012-05-21T04:02:41

I missed the fact you were doing it on the Tag page, so yes, Using
$wp_query->post_count is the right way to do it (And the last step in
my suggestion:))

On 21 May 2012 14:00, Chris McCoy <chris< at >lod.com> wrote:

Re: getting post counts for multiple tags

Chris McCoy — 2012-05-21T04:00:51

Actually I just used $wp_query->post_count;

Works fine, on the tag.php template

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In order to do that, you'd have to make a new WP_Query, query for the tag
intersections, probably limit it to 1 post, and look at the total count it
returns. You could save memory/query time by only asking for the ids of the
posts too.
You'd want to store the counts in a cache somehow, a transient would
probably suit best.

Of course, that's just my suggestion without resolving to using custom SQL.

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Re: getting post counts for multiple tags

Casey Bisson — 2012-05-21T02:32:47

Dion's right, there's no way to do it without some extra work. This plugin generates tag clouds based on the results of the current search or browse:

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/scriblio/

Perhaps that's similar to what you're trying to do?

--Casey

On May 20, 2012, at 5:12 PM, Dion Hulse (dd32) wrote:

Re: getting post counts for multiple tags

Dion Hulse (dd32 — 2012-05-21T00:12:07

In order to do that, you'd have to make a new WP_Query, query for the
tag intersections, probably limit it to 1 post, and look at the total
count it returns. You could save memory/query time by only asking for
the ids of the posts too.
You'd want to store the counts in a cache somehow, a transient would
probably suit best.

Of course, that's just my suggestion without resolving to using custom SQL.

On 21 May 2012 01:14, Chris McCoy <chris< at >lod.com> wrote:

getting post counts for multiple tags

Chris McCoy — 2012-05-20T15:14:51

What would be the best way to go about, finding the amount of posts for
multiple tags.

I will be using it on a tag archive page.

        $tag_count = get_term_by('name', get_query_var('tag'),'post_tag');
        echo $tag_count->count;

this works fine for one tag, but I want to check via tag1,tag2,tag3 and
tag1+tag2+tag3 how many posts match those

Re: Best svn software

Diana K. C — 2012-05-19T20:32:31

Thanks, I will try some apps out there. I just find Tortoise very sluggish 
and a heavy burden for winxp.

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Re: Best svn software

Baki Goxhaj — 2012-05-19T20:22:44

Give Git a try.

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