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supportHi, I’m using hRecipe in conjunction with the WP-Print plugin. I’d like to conditionally check to see if hRecipe is on a particular post and output the print link directly after the hRecipe output. Is there a way to hook into hRecipe or otherwise perform a conditional statement when outputting the post to see if hRecipe is being used? Thanks, Carrie http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/hrecipe/
That would be in WP Print’s bailiwick, Carrie. Thanks, Dave D
Hi Dave, Thanks for the superquick reply. I think I know how to manage it from WP Print’s side. The question is how to determine “when” in the post loop hRecipe is done doing it’s thing. Thanks, Carrie
Carrie, you should be able to grab the hrecipe subtree DOM from the div or fieldset with the hrecipe class attribute set. That *should* put it into one object. If it doesn’t, ensure hrecipe is closing out the div or fieldset elements correctly (you can check this on the w3 validator: http://validator.w3.org/ ).
Ah, good thought! Thank you!
That would be in WP Print’s bailiwick, Carrie. Thanks, Dave D
Hi Dave, Thanks for the superquick reply. I think I know how to manage it from WP Print’s side. The question is how to determine “when” in the post loop hRecipe is done doing it’s thing. Thanks, Carrie
Carrie, you should be able to grab the hrecipe subtree DOM from the div or fieldset with the hrecipe class attribute set. That *should* put it into one object. If it doesn’t, ensure hrecipe is closing out the div or fieldset elements correctly (you can check this on the w3 validator: http://validator.w3.org/ ).
Ah, good thought! Thank you!