Wait a minute... I just had a thought. Maybe we could add some sort of feature to the extensions menu that lets an author provide a sentence or two with some detail about what the extension does. You know, like a DESCRIPTION that is SHORTer than the full documentation, yet still slightly longer than the name itself.
Just finished my first test using XML RPC to create new categories... Had to modify Category->GetPropertiesFromDataSet to include CategoryRoleBlock, otherwise it's pretty clean (uses PEAR XML_RPC). Once I get it into line with the Add-Ons standard I'll post it.
hope you are working on the revised version. and hope, you know that the current one no ;onger works with wordpress 2.3, because the wp's new database structure
Thanks for that OSO! I've not had a chance to try it yet, but I certainly will.
Considering that file is called WordPress21, perhaps we should create a WordPress23 file with these amendments in and change the reference to the file? Or is that just too complicated and not worth the hassle?
OMG justcallmeoso, bless you...i've been trying to get this to work for hrs and i'm not a php'r lol. That fixed everything! Thanks...and thanks squirrel for putting this together u rock...
Actually it only creates a forum post when the "comments" link is visited. So basically yes, because if no link is visible to click then no forum post happens.
yeah i realised that afterwards - duh! i realised that the behaviour i want (posting the thread when the post is published) doesn't work - you have to specifically create the discussion each time. not sure if it would be easy to fix this? what do you think?
Hi everyone - my first post. @chanzero, I am using Wordpress 2.62 and Janine works fine (a big Thanks to squirrel!)
I just followed what #justcallmeoso a few comments up this page by modifying the code in Janine.Control.WordPress21.php . On the other hand when I tried changing it to Janine.Control.WordPress23.php I got an error. Anyway I left it as a modified Janine.Control.WordPress21.php for now
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It's a crazy idea, but it just might work.
hope you are working on the revised version. and hope, you know that the current one no ;onger works with wordpress 2.3, because the wp's new database structure
For the users who need to get it working on WP2.3 you have to change this code:
File: Janine.Control.WordPress21.php
From This:
if (!array_key_exists('JanineBlogPost2Cat', $Context->DatabaseTables)) { $Context->DatabaseTables['JanineBlogPost2Cat'] = 'post2cat'; $Context->DatabaseColumns['JanineBlogPost2Cat'] = array( 'BlogPostID' => 'post_id', 'BlogPostCategoryID' => 'category_id', );To This:
if (!array_key_exists('JanineBlogPost2Cat', $Context->DatabaseTables)) { $Context->DatabaseTables['JanineBlogPost2Cat'] = 'terms'; $Context->DatabaseColumns['JanineBlogPost2Cat'] = array( 'BlogPostID' => 'term_id', 'BlogPostCategoryID' => 'name', );It worked for me, I suggest you make a backup of everything before implementing this quick fix. I look forward to future releases!
Considering that file is called WordPress21, perhaps we should create a WordPress23 file with these amendments in and change the reference to the file? Or is that just too complicated and not worth the hassle?
$Configuration['JanineControlType'] = 'WordPress21';To This:
$Configuration['JanineControlType'] = 'WordPress23';Then make a copy of Janine.Control.WordPress21.php and rename it to Janine.Control.WordPress23.php
You will also have to change the following in Janine.Control.WordPress23.php:
From This:
class JanineWordPress21 extends JanineControl { function JanineWordPress21(&$Context, $PingMethod) { $this->Name = 'JanineWordPress21';To This:
class JanineWordPress23 extends JanineControl { function JanineWordPress23(&$Context, $PingMethod) { $this->Name = 'JanineWordPress23';Make sure you include the changes from my above post, and that should do it for you!
That should take care of it. I have tested it on my install and it works fine.
does janine work with WP 2.6?