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supportFirst, thanks for the plugin. It looks like this will be a easy to use feature to add recipes. My question relates to the Recipe Types – I have a single recipe that displays fine from a sidebar menu, but when selecting the ‘type’ that it is listed under, I get a Nothing Found error. http://smarteatingforkids.com/sefk/?recipe_type=breakfast Not sure if it’s also related to the error: (Not Found The requested URL /wp-admin/edit-tags.php was not found on this server.) when I select Recipe Type Taxonomy in the Recipe Schema Settings. http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/recipe-schema/
Ahh… I think I know what the problem is. It looks like you have you blog in a subdirectory instead of the root (eg http://smarteatingforkids.com ). I must have hard coded a link in there in a way that doesn’t work for subdirectories. I will go check it out.
Yes, installing in a subdirectory caused another plugin to require that I add the directory name in front of a jquery line of code. I looked at where this might apply for recipe-schema but I wouldn’t have a clue. If you have any ideas, I will certainly give it a try — if nothing else, I’m sure it will help as I can’t be the only one who used a subdirectory.
Turns out it is something different. I have the Recipes excluded from public searches. I did this because if you search for a post on a blog, you ended up getting both the Recipe and the Post that had the recipe embedded in it. The problem is that you can’t find recipes by Recipe-Type. Instead the recipe type is encoded in the HTML markup so google can read it. If you want to try enabling it, search recipe-schema.php for this line and set it to false: ‘exclude_from_search’ => true For the other problem of not being able to get to the Recipe Type Taxonomy setting, that has to do with Sub-Dirs. I fixed that in the latest version. If you want to just change the version you are using: Goto recipe-schema-client.php find: ‘/wp-admin/edit-tags.php’ and insert: <?php echo site_url();?> before it. For this: href='<?php echo site_url();?>/wp-admin/edit-tags.php?taxonomy=recipe_type&post_type=recipe-schema’
Ahh… I think I know what the problem is. It looks like you have you blog in a subdirectory instead of the root (eg http://smarteatingforkids.com ). I must have hard coded a link in there in a way that doesn’t work for subdirectories. I will go check it out.
Yes, installing in a subdirectory caused another plugin to require that I add the directory name in front of a jquery line of code. I looked at where this might apply for recipe-schema but I wouldn’t have a clue. If you have any ideas, I will certainly give it a try — if nothing else, I’m sure it will help as I can’t be the only one who used a subdirectory.
Turns out it is something different. I have the Recipes excluded from public searches. I did this because if you search for a post on a blog, you ended up getting both the Recipe and the Post that had the recipe embedded in it. The problem is that you can’t find recipes by Recipe-Type. Instead the recipe type is encoded in the HTML markup so google can read it. If you want to try enabling it, search recipe-schema.php for this line and set it to false: ‘exclude_from_search’ => true For the other problem of not being able to get to the Recipe Type Taxonomy setting, that has to do with Sub-Dirs. I fixed that in the latest version. If you want to just change the version you are using: Goto recipe-schema-client.php find: ‘/wp-admin/edit-tags.php’ and insert: <?php echo site_url();?> before it. For this: href='<?php echo site_url();?>/wp-admin/edit-tags.php?taxonomy=recipe_type&post_type=recipe-schema’