Let me know if you manage to sort it out.

Thanks

Peter

Btw: Thanks so much for helping

Thanks

Peter

Peter

Thanks for the effort and fast reply. I have just updated the plugin and inserted the new shortcode in a post: http://www.youareborntorun.com/ai1ec_event/riis-skoven-revisited/?instance_id=21

But it doesn’t work.

Any ideas for how to fix?

Peter

Any idea?

[code] href="'.WP_CONTENT_URL.'/plugins[/code]

instead of

[code]href="'.get_bloginfo('wpurl').'/wp-content/plugins[/code]

as it doesn’t work if you’ve renamed the wp-content folder. There are a few security plugins that will rename that folder. By changing the code, the plugin will still work for those people. Thanks!

Thanks for the plugin, it does work for me. However with two serious limitations:

1. It produces a box underneath ALL posts, even those without a custom ‘runkeeper’ field. A big empty box obviously disturbs the blog design.

2. It does not allow to put more than one map in one post, right? Something like that would be really helpful… And maybe a few options to adjust the size of the preview box manually.

Thanks for your help!
Mario

On my summary page (where I list all my posts one after another), the runkeeper iframe is added to ALL posts that are published earlier than (or below) the post with the actual data, although they have no data of course since I have no value in my custom field.

In other words, I need something that kills the runkeeper session or really checks if there is a value in a particular post to prevent it from not displaying data for every post.

Is this possible?

best regards / Jacob

An empty “runkeeper” div with correct title… Nothing visible on the post.

And in the head section:

Any Ideas?
By the way, new to WP so please explain as for an ignorant idiot, maybe I understand

Running WP ver. 3.1.2, downloaded rukeeper plugin from

Cool plug-in. Thanks. I managed to enter a custom field in my post and it displays the runkeeper shared URL fine. However, it seems have confused some other custom fields that I have for tweet this. On my home page now, all posts are attempting to show the runkeeper url I entered on one post. any idea how I rectify this.

Many Thanks

Jon

You’re quite right, I managed to break the plugin in the new release. Looks like the path to the JS and CSS files has changed.

I’m going to release another revision which should fix it.

Sorry about that, let me know if you get it working after the next update.

Best of luck with the 40 LBS from a chilly Leeds!

Peter

That’s supposed to be jQuery version 1.4.2

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First off, thanks for the contribution to both the Runkeeper and WordPress community.

I’m not sure if it is from today’s update to 1.10, but although I have the plugin activated, custom field created, and appropriate link defined, I’ve received failure of the plug-in to publish the preview here on http://to185.com/runkeeper-is-my/

The plugin appears to be attempting its job, in that it loads the stylesheet for the plugin

jQuery is indeed being called (a .4.2)

and the div id runkeeper is as well being loaded in the post.

I did however find a comment following that indicating, or perhaps hinting at the fact that PHP 5 is involved.

The server has as php5 as its default versrion.

After overriding that and forcing php4 to load, I have errors loading the site at all, so perhaps the error is something PHP related?

Hope this rundown helps you, as I’d really like to see this in play on my site.

Thanks again for your efforts.

Warm regards from chilly southwest Ohio,

Michael

I think the problem might be “jQuery”. To be honest: I don’t have a clue if I have included this in my WP blog and if not how I should do this…

Sorry to bother you with these newcomer issues…

I have worked with custom fields before. Do you have a short guideline how to use runkeeper plug-in? Do I first have to modify my template and if so how / where?

Thanks
Jan