Comments on: Version 1.0.30 http://atalayastudio.com/archives/57 Fri, 24 Jul 2009 10:30:18 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Greg http://atalayastudio.com/archives/57/comment-page-1#comment-297 Greg Sat, 23 May 2009 13:35:07 +0000 http://atalayastudio.com/?p=57#comment-297 To add a post to a menu simply use the "User defined URI" item and place the post's hyperlink in the URI box. NAVT doesn't translate shortcodes nor does it allow PHP or any other programming language to be added to a codeblock. This isn't an incompatibility - it is by design. To add a post to a menu simply use the “User defined URI” item and place the post’s hyperlink in the URI box.

NAVT doesn’t translate shortcodes nor does it allow PHP or any other programming language to be added to a codeblock. This isn’t an incompatibility – it is by design.

]]> By: Hikari http://atalayastudio.com/archives/57/comment-page-1#comment-296 Hikari Sat, 23 May 2009 07:54:12 +0000 http://atalayastudio.com/?p=57#comment-296 Hello again, I'm back to request a feature and report an incompatibility. After further tests, I found the need to add posts to menus, and only then I noticed NAVT only supports pages. Could you add this feature please, so that it becomes even more complete? :) Well, lacking post support, I went on searching for a plugin that could add posts permalink based on their ID, and I found RB Internal Links: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/rb-internal-links/other_notes/ But it didn't work. It works elsewhere, but when I use it inside a NAVT item, the shortcode is not converted into the link. I think NAVT doesn't send shortcodes to be converted by WordPress core, it seems NAVT prints the shortcode as is on the HTML. Is there a way to bypass this incompatibility and make it support shortcodes? Supporting posts is more important, it it would solve my needs, but in the future we may need any other kind of shortcode, and its support would be nice :) PS: I just made another test and NAVT also doesn't support PHP code inside code blocks :( Hello again, I’m back to request a feature and report an incompatibility.

After further tests, I found the need to add posts to menus, and only then I noticed NAVT only supports pages. Could you add this feature please, so that it becomes even more complete? :)

Well, lacking post support, I went on searching for a plugin that could add posts permalink based on their ID, and I found RB Internal Links: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/rb-internal-links/other_notes/

But it didn’t work. It works elsewhere, but when I use it inside a NAVT item, the shortcode is not converted into the link. I think NAVT doesn’t send shortcodes to be converted by WordPress core, it seems NAVT prints the shortcode as is on the HTML.

Is there a way to bypass this incompatibility and make it support shortcodes? Supporting posts is more important, it it would solve my needs, but in the future we may need any other kind of shortcode, and its support would be nice :)

PS: I just made another test and NAVT also doesn’t support PHP code inside code blocks :(

]]> By: Hikari http://atalayastudio.com/archives/57/comment-page-1#comment-295 Hikari Thu, 21 May 2009 04:02:00 +0000 http://atalayastudio.com/?p=57#comment-295 Simon, it is on the Tools tab on the Admin Panel. Simon, it is on the Tools tab on the Admin Panel.

]]> By: jpglaspie http://atalayastudio.com/archives/57/comment-page-1#comment-294 jpglaspie Thu, 21 May 2009 03:45:27 +0000 http://atalayastudio.com/?p=57#comment-294 I can't seem to find the "manage" tab that is noted in the install instructions. Where can I find it or what did I do wrong. The plugin is installed in its own directory in the plugin directory and this is activated in the plug in screen. Any help is good help@!!!! I can’t seem to find the “manage” tab that is noted in the install instructions. Where can I find it or what did I do wrong. The plugin is installed in its own directory in the plugin directory and this is activated in the plug in screen. Any help is good help@!!!!

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