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Hi, I’m using that index at my Website. Realy great plugin, thank you.
I just wanted to ask, if it’s possible to make somehow an index for NextGenGallery?
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Thanks Israel!! Your idea worked for me! I did not know what I was doing but I went into my host server application (netfirms)and checked on my php and it was set to php4. I checked and saw that I could change it to PHP 5 and then did a fresh install of the plugin and it is now working correctly with wordpress 2.8!! You can see for yourself at: http://www.commercialusegraphics.com/index/
Does anyone know if there is a conflict with Page indexing using AZ with either the Atahualpa theme or any specific plugins? I’m using GD Pages, WP Post-Sorting, and Page Lists Plus but am loathe to deactivate them for fear of loosing my tweaks.
AZ works perfectly on Post indexes but won’t display any pages, even when I set it to display only pages — in which case it displays nothing at all .
My site is page-based more than posts as the content is “timeless” but there is going to be a lot of it so a page title index would be sweet.
You are correct. Thanks for this great plugin, look forward to the updates… no span catching plugins installed? Hmm try Akismet found it works best.
I am having the same error problem:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function mb_strtoupper() in /home/websitename/public_html/wp-content/plugins/azindex/az-index-cache.php on line 863
English Mike, can you please help?
As with the others, this happened when I upgraded to 2.8. I’m already running php 5 so that wasn’t a solution for me.
Help…pretty please?!
I use php5 and the plugin doesn’t work
pMxuup nice job, very thanks
Great topic, nice message. Thank you.,
thank you dear friend,
Thanks I
Great work
cool, i will bookmark it,
What worked for me to get it to work with the newest WordPress was to go to plugins and deactivate it… then go to tools/azindex/manage indexes On the bottom of the page click on uninstall AZIndex plugin and this will delete the files and also delete the database that it uses.. then I deleted the plugin from the inactive plugin page… Next I went to wordpress and redownloaded the plugin and reinstalled it from scratch and it seems to be working just fine with WordPress 2.8.1 and PHP 5
Hy, superb plugin. Thank you for this.
I use your plugin to display recepie indexes on my blog. I also used it to display:
“Index headings = Tags”
“Index Index subheadings = Title”
in combination with = “Group items with the same heading under one main entry”
it worked perfect the last weeks. but since 1 Week i have wrong results. The tag-name is always on second position, behind the first posttitle.
Like this:
(Exampel: the second Banana is the tag. Its bold in the original index)
BananaflipBanana
Banana with Honey
Banana-Sandwich
or
(Exampel: the second Salt is the tag. Its bold in the original index)
SaltlakeSalt
Salty-Crust
Salt-Fisch
Whats wrong? Any Idea?
were you able to get this problem resolved? I have the same problem.
I’m working on a library in different languages (one independent site per languages like Hungarian, Spanish, German, English etc). The most important functions (several kind of catalogs) are based on your first-class plugin.
I found it very useful but I can not solve the problem of sorting in local languages using accented characters (like Hungarian). I tried all the combination of the plugin (apart of the php comparing code which is too complicated to make it for many languages), but remain the wrong sorting for non-english materials. There is no effect of the used collection tables (utf-8 and utf-8_hungarian_ci for all the sql tables), or your list or manual abc. So now it is like a one armed giant. Look at here. You can compare the index page and on the side the same words, the side is correct, index is not.
I need your help to resolve this problem.
Unfortunately I’ve tried to install the az index for the very first time on another text site that is running PHP 5 and I still get an error.
If you check http://plugincheck.bravenewcode.com/ you’ll see they list az index as not compatible with 2.8.
They list a problem in the az-index-admin.php and az-index-cache.php files, saying they both are “possibly missing a $wbdp->prepare statement.”
Would be nice if plugin author could check this or a php guru would figure it out 🙂
Yes, it would be nice if this could work in 2.8.x, I’m waiting to upgrade and this is the only thing keeping from the newest version of WP.
AWESOME plugin! I have just had one issue though. The plugin assigns a class called “head” to the generated links, and the name “head” is so generic that it happened to be the name of the class for inserting a small picture of a dot in the widget stylesheet for my theme. Check it out on my site to see what i mean (http://ragnarockmusic.com/artists-bands/). Is there any way you could possibly change this? There are dots everywhere in the list.
Thank you!
Nice Plugin! I’ve been using it for a long time in a games blog with some modifications (link), but now I’m trying to set up an index separapted by letters I mean a single page for each letter.
I’ve been trying for weeks and I still haven’t found the way to make it.
Can anyone help me? Any help will be much apreciated
And two suggestions for future versions:
– The ability to Choose “letters” instead of “Number of items per page”
– A way to call just the alphabetical headings, like and excerpt to put it on sidebar or something like that.
Sorry for my bad English and Thanks!
Is it possible to use a custom filter to sort the index listing by date posted? I want to list them by most recent first as opposed to alphabetically. Thanks!
Similar to this, what’s the possibility of filtering by post date? I’m working on a site of festival reviews which occur annually so it would be ideal to limit the front-page index to a specific year. I could force (ask) authors to always include a tag with the year in their reviews but there will always be someone who forgets.