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jasonking
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25th January 2011
The "settings" option is not appearing in the dashboard. I can only see two options, for "CustomPress" and "Content Types".
The "CustomPress" admin page has the title "CustomPress settings" at the top, but there's no sign of the feature to create a custom template (as shown in your install instructions).
I've created a content type, plus taxonomy and custom fields and these are working ok for entering data.
I double checked that all folders & files were uploaded to the hosting correctly. Any ideas?
The "settings" option is not appearing in the dashboard. I can only see two options, for "CustomPress" and "Content Types".
The "CustomPress" admin page has the title "CustomPress settings" at the top, but there's no sign of the feature to create a custom template (as shown in your install instructions).
I've created a content type, plus taxonomy and custom fields and these are working ok for entering data.
I double checked that all folders & files were uploaded to the hosting correctly. Any ideas?
Can you confirm that you don't see something like the following in CustomPress > Settings:
Also, have you checked that the permissions on your theme folder are correct? It needs to be writeable so that the plugin can create the template file.
Thanks for reporting this, it's a bug. Here is how to fix it:
Edit "custompress/ui-admin/settings.php" Line 67 and remove the "is_multisite() &&" part from the if statement. If should look like this after the edit:
Nothing happened. No single-community_directory php file was created. And the box remained unticked once the page had saved and refreshed itself.
If for some reason the plugin doesn't create the file automatically you can do it manually. Just copy your single.php and rename it to "single-community_directory.php".
Also, no embed code is displayed in the lists of taxonomies and custom fields that I've created.
There should be an embed link right below each taxonomy/custom filed which shows the embed code.
Edit "custompress/ui-admin/settings.php" Line 67 and remove the "is_multisite() &&" part from the if statement. If should look like this after the edit:
<?php if ( is_super_admin() ): ?>
also
i created single-lesson.php in the theme directors
But still
1.Super admin and site admin cannot see the options in the dashboard!!
But other users can see the "lessons".
Responses (14)
Sales & Support Pro — 25th January 2011 #
Hi there!
Sorry you're having trouble with this plugin.
Do you have any other plugins active? There may be a conflict with one of them. Try de-activated your other plugins and see if that changes anything.
Meanwhile, I'll try to replicate the issue in a test site to see if I can discover the problem.
Phil
Member — 25th January 2011 #
Thanks for the quick response.
I deactivated the three other plugins (Akismet, Hello Dolly, Contact Form 7, ) but the problem persists.
I'm using the WPMU Nelo theme.
Sales & Support Pro — 25th January 2011 #
Okay, good, that rules that out then hopefully.
Can you confirm that you don't see something like the following in CustomPress > Settings:
Also, have you checked that the permissions on your theme folder are correct? It needs to be writeable so that the plugin can create the template file.
Phil
Member — 25th January 2011 #
I can see the top bit, headed "Display" and the options down to "default".
I don't see the bit that's below it, headed "Template files".
The theme folder is writeable (777).
Sales & Support Pro — 25th January 2011 #
That's strange, I'm not sure what's would stop that from appearing.
I assume you have super admin privileges?
If so, I may have to pass this onto Ivan, the developer, to figure out.
Phil
Member — 26th January 2011 #
I have admin privileges (it's WordPress and I'm not using Multisites).
Keeper of the Dark Chocolate — 26th January 2011 #
As an aside, please consider removing the Hello Dolly plugin. There's a legal issue with it.
Developer — 30th January 2011 #
Hi jasonking,
Thanks for reporting this, it's a bug. Here is how to fix it:
Edit "custompress/ui-admin/settings.php" Line 67 and remove the "is_multisite() &&" part from the if statement. If should look like this after the edit:
<?php if ( is_super_admin() ): ?>Member — 9th February 2011 #
That fixed it, the option is now available. Thanks to you both Ivan and Phil.
Member — 9th February 2011 #
I spoke too soon.
Yes, the option to create Template Files is now displayed. But nothing happens when I use it.
I'm using the Twenty Ten theme. I set that theme's folder on the server to 777.
I ticked the box to create a template file for my custom post type (which is called community_directory). And saved the changes.
Nothing happened. No single-community_directory php file was created. And the box remained unticked once the page had saved and refreshed itself.
Also, no embed code is displayed in the lists of taxonomies and custom fields that I've created.
Any ideas?
Developer — 9th February 2011 #
Hi jasonking,
If for some reason the plugin doesn't create the file automatically you can do it manually. Just copy your single.php and rename it to "single-community_directory.php".
There should be an embed link right below each taxonomy/custom filed which shows the embed code.
Member — 14th February 2011 #
Thanks, I'll do that.
Member — 2nd February 2012 #
Hi Team,
My custompress name "lesson".
I did this :
also
i created single-lesson.php in the theme directors
But still
1.Super admin and site admin cannot see the options in the dashboard!!
But other users can see the "lessons".
Please help.
Member — 7th February 2012 #
Is there anyone to look this?
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