Nic

and thank you!

@BenBrocka promotion :)

@BenBrocka indeed! life's been rough after my move away from development and into management :P

hello friends.

Anyone have any resources for contact information patterns? Like for a directory?

I'm still wondering who trashed wp.se

haha, yeah, and it's sad that it has to be thought of

well, you could make a blog post and then reference it in your answer... ;)

who dissed wp.se? that's really stupid

theme factories are the worst - I've been seeing some of them in #wordpress

:P

tell him you're a paid plugin author

hits easy button

Ahh - show in menu is set to a menu page I added - I guess I just need to set that to true?

Maybe you guys can guide me in the right direction before I ask a question, but how does WP determine if a "Edit <post_type>" link goes in the admin bar when logged in? It isn't showing for two of my CPTs.

well, I don't know if it is working yet.

that's what I was looking for!

define( 'SCOPER_EARLY_INIT', true );

heh, not that easy :P

and it's launch day.

man, I thought I had RS tuned and configured. I was wrong!

ack.

It has too much robustness, haha

With RS, when I'm not logged in, it's filtering the return of my AJAX call

per user or group

Access restriction by page, post, cpt, category.

Open to using anything else if it lets me restrict categories.

Do you guys know of a global for Role Scoper that keeps it from filtering logged-out AJAX calls? something like early_init? I've seen it but I don't know where.

(.. I think)

actually, that's not true - I could set a variable on the current post object

I thought maybe there was an easier way

yeah, but then I have to essentially call WP_Query and iterate posts - then repopulate an array

I just need it to come back with the custom fields so I can pass the entire object to mustache

That's for filtering though, right?

i'm starting to lose my mind

is there some sort of trickery to get WP_Query to return custom fields in the posts array objects

argh. sorry to hear that

Germany?

That's not a bad idea - except my slug is not that easy, haha (faculty)

hmm

yeah. any way around that?

Hey people. If I have a custom post type with a slug of /cpt, and a page with the same slug (cpt), can i have a child of that page? something like cpt/child-page ? I think WP is looking for a cpt with that name and not finding it, so it's throwing a not-found error

just did - no luck

@TomJNowell here's the reference post: wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/14759/…

it's in my plugin, yes - hope that answers both questions

I've tried many things - I think _prepare_post is the key to formatting for XML, so that's why I chose to extend

Tom: pastebin.com/Hz3qUMVH - this was based on an answer from wp.se - basically, I need to format my model output (WP_Query results) into XML for the API

not sure how I'd include it for an xmlrpc call though

hmm

class My_XMLRPC extends wp_xmlrpc_server - php is whining that it can't find wp_xmlrpc_server when I'm trying to make this call over xmlrpc, any ideas why? I'm looking at the class declaration in wp-includes