WordPress Administration Plugin - Article Templates

Article Templates wordpress plugin lets you create templates that can be used when writing a new post or page. This will be very useful if you are writing many post with the same structure.

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Article Templates (Latest)

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How to Use

Go to the Templates Management page(Manage > Manage Templates). All the templates you have created will be shown there. You will have the option to create, edit and delete templates in this page.

All templates you have created will be shown in a dropdown in the Post pages. When creating a new post, you can chose a template from the dropdown menu and it will be inserted into the editor automatically.

Screenshot of Article Templates WordPress Plugin

If a template is set as default, that will be inserted into the editor whenever you write a new post.

Please note that the templates can only be used by the user who created the template. This feature might be removed in the future versions.

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Lee at 19 Jan, 2008 02:34
I get the following error:
Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/website/public_html/wp-admin/admin-header.php:16) in /home/website/public_html/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 391

It still makes the template but I thought you should know.
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Christian Wilke-Zhang at 22 Jan, 2008 03:04
I have installed your plugin but it shows the following ERROR:

Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at public_html/wp-admin/admin-header.php:16) in public_html/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 391

What does this mean?

Do you have a solution?

Christian

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Binny V A at 22 Jan, 2008 09:41
I am looking into this. Where do you see this error? What were you doing that might have caused it? What version of WordPress are you using?
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Herrin Larkan at 02 Feb, 2008 05:53
Truly a fantastic plugin and one of the most practical ideas for a plugin out there. I know its still in Beta but I'm getting an error message too. Also when I go to inset the template before I write a post it is not remembering the formatting. i.e. Four words that were originally on a new line will be in a row like so: Word 1: Word 2: etc Anyways Here is the error message and also my system info below.

Please let me know when this plugin is updated, I am excited about the possibilities!

Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/bdrecord/public_html/effectiveclassywebsites/testsite/wp-admin/admin-header.php:16) in /home/bdrecord/public_html/effectiveclassywebsites/testsite/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 391

Here is my system information.


WordPress-Version : 2.3.2
WordPress-Db-Version : 6124
Role-Manager-Version : 02.02.01 (131585)
PHP-Version : 5.2.4

preg_replace : yes


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Dupe at 25 Jan, 2008 03:16
The same error in 2.3.2
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Anonymous at 25 Jan, 2008 02:31
I just got this error after activating it and trying to open the manage template section.

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_OBJECT_OPERATOR in /home/yourh11/public_html/wp-content/plugins/article-templates/manage.php on line 34

Is this my error or in the scripting or whatever?
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Binny V A at 25 Jan, 2008 08:38
That is because you are using PHP 4 on the server and the plugin is targeted at PHP 5.
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Anonymous at 26 Jan, 2008 12:35
So, I'm a rookie, is there something simple I can do to to fix it? Is it the version of WP? I think it's like 2.2. I'm using Lunarpages, is the php4 thing something they do? Thanks
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Binny V A at 27 Jan, 2008 07:46
Could you send me an email? Or put you email here(I will recommend against it). I will send the fixed file to your address. My email is binnyva, gmail.
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Lisa Hartjes at 06 Feb, 2008 05:58
I'm getting the following error message:

Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_OBJECT_OPERATOR in /wp-content/plugins/article-templates/manage.php on line 34

Is this because the plug-in is aimed at PHP5?
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Binny V A at 07 Feb, 2008 12:35
Unfortunately, that is true - but it will be fixed in the next version.
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Anonymous at 20 Feb, 2008 02:03
works smooth for me. the only qualm I have is the "the templates can only be used by the user who created the template". any find a way around this? I set up a wordpress for this work blog...roughly 35 users who all need the same template and I really don't want to load the template for all of them manually.

any ideas?

thanks,
-j
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Binny V A at 20 Feb, 2008 07:13
I am looking into this - I'll let you know when I have something.
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Anonymous at 22 Feb, 2008 09:06
Received the following message after activating the plugin

Cannot load article-templates/manage.php.
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Craig at 29 Feb, 2008 01:24
Firstly, thanks for developing such a too. Is there any way to make templates designed by admin available for others - such as contributors - just realised that my question is very similar to Anon of 20 Feb. But I will leave my request to indicate the popularity.

Craig
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Diego at 29 Mar, 2008 12:18
This plugin can be used on Wordpress MU ?
I was install it, but i wasn't see it on menu.

Tks
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Binny V A at 30 Mar, 2008 07:53
Wordpress MU?
I am not sure what you mean.
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sirholio at 30 Mar, 2008 01:41
wordpress MU is wordpress, but built for a multiple blog site. mu.wordpress.org/
I believe it handles plugins in a slightly different manner.
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Chris at 30 Mar, 2008 10:32
Hello, I installed the newer version of this plugin, it works great ..all except for one little thing. I created a new template and added the html and such and saved it, but when I click on new post...the html does not follow to the posting template, I double checked and clicked on edit for the template and the html is still there. any ideas?

Working with Wordpress 2.5 (Just updated wordpress)
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Binny V A at 01 Apr, 2008 12:31
I just updated the plugin - get the latest version at the WordPress site
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Kim at 04 Apr, 2008 05:37
I've just downloaded the latest version of the plugin from the WordPress site, and wanted to let you know that it works perfectly for me in WP2.5.

The only problem that I saw was that it inserts the option to choose the template below the Categories box just before Advanced Options, and it is difficult to find. I made some changes to your code to incorporate the same style box that all of the other options use (div id="postbox") and now it fits in seamlessly with all the other options on the page.

If you would like, I can zip up the changed files and send them to you.
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Kim at 04 Apr, 2008 06:39
I did find one issue when using the code editor rather than the visual editor.

When writing a new post, I choose the article template, and the code is inserted into the post textarea with the proper linebreaks between the lines of code (see below).

Question:



Insert question here



Answer:



Insert answer here



However, when I go to the Manage Templates tab and select "New post" next to one of the templates, the code that is inserted into the post textarea box all runs together and has the linebreak tags inserted (see below).

Question:



Insert question here



Answer:



Insert answer here



In looking at your code, you are using javascript to insert the template content in templates.php, which inserts the code correctly. In manage.php, you are not using that same javascript, so the html code is all running together.

Any ideas on what I can do to fix this issue?

Thanks in advance!
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Kim at 04 Apr, 2008 06:43
I used the code tags in the post above but it didn't get formatted properly - sorry!
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Anonymous at 11 Apr, 2008 04:42
I installed the plugin on a wordpress 2.5 site. I get the "manage plugins" option in the admin interface, but there's no buttons to create or modify any templates. What do I need to do to see these options?
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Binny V A at 13 Apr, 2008 10:05
I just made an update - 1.04.0 - install that update. Get it from wordpress.org.
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Dario at 22 Apr, 2008 04:56
Same problem. Version 1.04.0 don't shows buttons in WP 2.5. How I can fix this? Thanks.
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Anne at 27 Apr, 2008 12:54
Yes, I agree with Dario above. I figured it is because of this code: <?=__("Create New Template")?>
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Duplicate Files at 22 Apr, 2008 10:16
This plugin can be used on Wordpress MU ?
I was install it, but i wasn't see it on menu.
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Kim at 02 May, 2008 08:49
@Anonymous, Dario, and Anne -
I have the latest version of this plugin (1.04.0) installed on my WP 2.5.1 install, and it works just fine.

Make sure you have the latest version of this plugin. Once you have installed and activated it, navigate to the Manage tab in your WP admin, then look for a link called "Manage Templates". Click that and you should see a link on that page called "Create New Template" - click that link, fill in template title and the information you want to include on that article template, then click Save. It will take you back to the Manage Templates page where you should see your new template listed.
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Anonymous at 06 May, 2008 01:13
Hi

The Plugin works great.

When using in conjunction with Wordpress Admin Bar I had problems with the Admin Bar picking up the wrong link info so I had to modify this plugin as follows and all works fine. Not sure if I missed something and changed this when I didn't need to?


----- CODE ------

add_action( 'admin_menu', 'templates_add_menu_links' );

function templates_add_menu_links() {

$view_level= 2;

add_submenu_page( 'edit.php', __('Manage Templates'),

__('Manage Templates'), $view_level, // Modified by Chris Pike to make compatible with WP Admin Bar under WP2.5.1 (Manage/Managed Templates had the wrong link in) - 6th May 2008

'article-templates/manage.php' );

}



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Binny V A at 06 May, 2008 07:50
I use Wordpress Admin Bar - it works perfectly with Article Templates for me.
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Anonymous at 07 May, 2008 02:31
Interesting, I'll do a new install at the weekend. Are you using WP2.5.1?
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baron at 10 May, 2008 03:16
hi. Thanks for plugin

perfect.

regards
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