http://bugs.comicpress.org/ ComicPress Bug Tracker :: ComicPress: Recently opened tasks 2010-06-28T22:21:49Z http://bugs.comicpress.org/index.php?do=details&task_id=178 2010-06-28T22:21:49Z Josh Dalcher Storylines are enabled, and all of the categories appear in proper order under the Storyline Structure screen. When using the ComicPress Archive widget, I have selected the option "Comic Categories" and found that it displays the categories in alphabetical order instead of the defined Storyline Structure order. http://graveyardgreg.com/gamingguardians/ You can see this behavior in the archive dropdown in the sidebar. I have not found any other widgets that provide this functionality, however the Navigation Widget does respect Storyline Structure order properly.
http://graveyardgreg.com/gamingguardians/

You can see this behavior in the archive dropdown in the sidebar. I have not found any other widgets that provide this functionality, however the Navigation Widget does respect Storyline Structure order properly.]]> http://bugs.comicpress.org/index.php?do=details&task_id=176 2010-06-07T17:48:35Z John Bintz The function get_comic_path has this signature with these parameters: function get_comic_path($folder = 'comic', $override_post = null, $filter = 'default') However, there are two places in stock ComicPress 2.9.x where an unneeded parameter is being passed in as the $override_post, and the actual post is being passed in as $filter: displaycomic.php, line 103: $comics = get_comic_path('comic', false, $post_to_use); displaycomic.php, line 197: $comics = get_comic_path('comic', false, $post); The solution is to remove the second parameter: $comics = get_comic_path('comic', $post_to_use);
function get_comic_path($folder = 'comic', $override_post = null, $filter = 'default')

However, there are two places in stock ComicPress 2.9.x where an unneeded parameter is being passed in as the $override_post, and the actual post is being passed in as $filter:

displaycomic.php, line 103: $comics = get_comic_path('comic', false, $post_to_use);
displaycomic.php, line 197: $comics = get_comic_path('comic', false, $post);

The solution is to remove the second parameter:

$comics = get_comic_path('comic', $post_to_use);
]]> http://bugs.comicpress.org/index.php?do=details&task_id=159 2010-04-19T13:31:18Z Bhaskar I made a new post and added comic picture for it and assigned Comic actegory to it. Now when I tried to add another post with different picture only the picture added with previous post is shown on front end. In the back end when we go to EDIT Posts section then both picture are shown,i.e., Previous posts picture as well as new picture. But on the front end only the picture added to first post is shown for both the posts. http://bugs.comicpress.org/index.php?do=details&task_id=158 2010-04-19T13:30:04Z Vanesa Littlecrow Wojtanowicz When I click on the "next" button at a certain point in my comic, it skips entire chapters. If I press "previous" the future comics navigates normally. Here's the problem link: http://rasputincatamite.com/archives/795 http://rasputincatamite.com/archives/795]]> http://bugs.comicpress.org/index.php?do=details&task_id=156 2010-04-03T12:47:38Z bill rowan at comicpress_manager_admin.php link "[Add file to upload]" does nothing. Using CP Manager version 1.4.9.1 WordPress version 2.9.2 !! WP reports that this version of CP Manager is incompatible. host running PHP version 5.2.1.2
link "[Add file to upload]" does nothing.

Using CP Manager version 1.4.9.1
WordPress version 2.9.2 !! WP reports that this version of CP Manager is incompatible.

host running PHP version 5.2.1.2]]> http://bugs.comicpress.org/index.php?do=details&task_id=152 2010-04-03T12:48:55Z William Chrapcynski WordPress 2.9.2 ComicPress 2.9.0.2 This is an odd error considering that the Comicpress Manager Config does indeed have the correct location of the comics folder. If I leave the debug enabled, I get this error in my Dashboard: *** ComicPress Debug ComicPress doesn't seem to be fully installed at this time, check out these messages. Comics Folder is not configured and is unable to be found. ComicPress stores the files it uses inside a specific directory and that directory is set from within ComicPress Manager. When this error is present it means that the theme is unable to find the appropriate directory to read the comics from. ComicPress Manager - Manager Config will allow you to create the directories needed. *** ComicPress 2.9.0.2

This is an odd error considering that the Comicpress Manager Config does indeed have the correct location of the comics folder.

If I leave the debug enabled, I get this error in my Dashboard:

***
ComicPress Debug
ComicPress doesn't seem to be fully installed at this time, check out these messages.

Comics Folder is not configured and is unable to be found.

ComicPress stores the files it uses inside a specific directory and that directory is set from within ComicPress Manager. When this error is present it means that the theme is unable to find the appropriate directory to read the comics from.

ComicPress Manager - Manager Config will allow you to create the directories needed.
***

]]> http://bugs.comicpress.org/index.php?do=details&task_id=142 2010-02-11T00:34:01Z The Card I usually love this plug-in, but I've been having a problem with it for the past few weeks that shuts the entire WordPress down for me. I know it's the CPManager because I checked all of my plug-ins one at a time and only when CPManager is activated does this problem occur. I get this message whenever I try to log-in or do anything when CPManager is activated: CGI Error The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers I've actually had this problem a few months ago and reported it to the BugTracker. Not sure if the developer fixed it or it just fixed itself, but it did end up working again without me doing anything. So this is the second time this has happened. When I deactivate the CPManager, I can still use WordPress. But I really like this plug-in and I wish I could get it to work! (I check it every day to see if activating it will make it work again. It did last time after a few weeks.) Thanks in advance for any help!
I get this message whenever I try to log-in or do anything when CPManager is activated:

CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers

I've actually had this problem a few months ago and reported it to the BugTracker. Not sure if the developer fixed it or it just fixed itself, but it did end up working again without me doing anything. So this is the second time this has happened.

When I deactivate the CPManager, I can still use WordPress. But I really like this plug-in and I wish I could get it to work! (I check it every day to see if activating it will make it work again. It did last time after a few weeks.)

Thanks in advance for any help!]]> http://bugs.comicpress.org/index.php?do=details&task_id=141 2010-04-03T12:47:11Z Aaron Springer I have uploaded both manually and in a batch of ten, but the comics themselves refuse to display. Am I doing something wrong? Website: http://www.fredthedot.com
Website: http://www.fredthedot.com]]> http://bugs.comicpress.org/index.php?do=details&task_id=138 2009-11-25T09:57:21Z Philip M. Hofer (Frumph) if at the first page, the first button is still staying active on the newest page the last button is still staying active

on the newest page the last button is still staying active

]]> http://bugs.comicpress.org/index.php?do=details&task_id=137 2010-02-11T00:34:27Z Philip M. Hofer (Frumph) revamping the dropdown archive so that it has a variety of different functions 1) Archive months as currently 2) All of the comic posts 3) all of the storyline chapters (if storyline) 4) all of the comics in the current storyline chapter (if storyline) radio box which type of dropdown is used in the widget
1) Archive months as currently
2) All of the comic posts
3) all of the storyline chapters (if storyline)
4) all of the comics in the current storyline chapter (if storyline)

radio box which type of dropdown is used in the widget

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