The read more separator (block) doesn't work with the composer
By Philidia on Tuesday, 05 January 2016
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Hello!

Quick problem. When I use a third party editor (let's say JCE), the read more separator works properly. However, If I use the composer, and the block "read more separator", the introtext appears on the article.

I checked my settings, and I already disabled on the post options the fact that the introtext appear on the article, so, I'm a bit confused. I tried some other options, like, disabling the title, and it worked. Don't know if I'm doing something wrong. You'll find on the post an access to my website

Edit : Found another bug. Look at this article. As you can see on the bottom, related posts appear. It shouldn't be the case, I also disabled them on the post options
Hey Philidia,

I am really sorry for the delay of this reply,

Edit : Found another bug. Look at this article. As you can see on the bottom, related posts appear. It shouldn't be the case, I also disabled them on the post options

We applied some fix in 5.0.31, so have to resave setting from backend > Easyblog > category > select each category > click save, by the way, I already help you resave all the category setting, so that related post will not shown in your single blog entry page.

Quick problem. When I use a third party editor (let's say JCE), the read more separator works properly. However, If I use the composer, and the block "read more separator", the introtext appears on the article.

It seems like that was bug, I have applied some fix in this file -> /administrator/components/com_easyblog/includes/post/post.php, you have to re-save again with your post and see how it goes?
Arlex Wong
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Tuesday, 05 January 2016 13:00
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We applied some fix in 5.0.31, so have to resave setting from backend > Easyblog > category > select each category > click save, by the way, I already help you resave all the category setting, so that related post will not shown in your single blog entry page.


Ok

Well, you know what? I applied this fix to my production website, that got the same problem, and not only it solved the related post problem, but it also solved the read more separator problem

So... It means basically that any setting you can find on categories aren't applied at start? Just telling it to avoid you to make a fix if it's not necessary
Philidia
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Tuesday, 05 January 2016 19:49
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Thanks for getting back to us everything is working now.

But that was strange, because If I post a new blog using composer and inserted a read more block, it will not store introtext into this database table `#__easyblog_post`, perhaps you can provide us with your Live site access so I can better have a look?
Arlex Wong
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Tuesday, 05 January 2016 21:00
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Arlex Wong wrote:

Thanks for getting back to us everything is working now.

But that was strange, because If I post a new blog using composer and inserted a read more block, it will not store introtext into this database table `#__easyblog_post`, perhaps you can provide us with your Live site access so I can better have a look?


I think I found a reproduction case. On my live website, the problem doesn't happen if I select only one category. However, it happens if I select several categories. So, on my test website, it's already fixed, but not on my live environment.

Is the fix going to be on the next version of Easyblog? If yes, then I can simply wait for it. If not, I'll provide my live website access.
Philidia
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Tuesday, 12 January 2016 16:13
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Hey there,

Hm, I am not really sure how to reproduce this. Is your live site already running on the latest version of EasyBlog? It's strange that you can't replicate this on your test site but you can replicate this on your live site.
Mark
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Tuesday, 12 January 2016 17:29
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Is your live site already running on the latest version of EasyBlog?


Yes (5.0.31)

It's strange that you can't replicate this on your test site but you can replicate this on your live site.


Arlex Wong said in a previous post :

It seems like that was bug, I have applied some fix in this file -> /administrator/components/com_easyblog/includes/post/post.php, you have to re-save again with your post and see how it goes?


If I'm right, he applied a fix on my test website. So, even if I try to put an article on 2 categories, it will work. However, my live website didn't get this fix, and I'm still able to reproduce the bug on it.
Philidia
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Tuesday, 12 January 2016 17:33
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Hm, could you try to copy the file that Arlex uploaded earlier?
Mark
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Tuesday, 12 January 2016 17:36
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Mark wrote:

Hm, could you try to copy the file that Arlex uploaded earlier?


Done. Looks like it works fine

WIll you include this fix on the next version?
Philidia
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Friday, 15 January 2016 19:41
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Yes, this will be fixed in the next release
Mark
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Saturday, 16 January 2016 01:38
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Ok, thanks a lot!

I marked the thread as resolved
Philidia
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Saturday, 16 January 2016 01:43
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You are most welcome
Mark
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Saturday, 16 January 2016 01:45
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