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And, by the way — I really don’t appreciate the lies and abuse you hurled at my personal email address. It’s sad that you couldn’t just refund the plugin like a normal human being.

This is an almost laughable reply from what is clearly a disreputable Plugin author!

1. That’s simply not true, and anyone who looks at it can see that. Are you seriously going to claim that? Then what is woocommerce-products-slider/js/owl.carousel.js? Or its relevant CSS?

2. get_posts() is not called a single time in your plugin. Your plugin makes extensive use of WP_Query(). As I said, when the plugin builds the query, there are no admin options to control how the list is sorted, despite claims and documentation to the contrary. There are several pre-defined queries, such as “Latest” and “Featured,” but they also ignore menu order. Being me, I edited the plugin and fixed that by adding ‘orderby’ => ‘menu_order’ into the WP_Query under condition ‘featured’ — even though was one of the things that was clearly listed as a “Pro” feature and a reason to upgrade.

3. Yeah, and that function is never called anywhere in your code. I pulled the function wrapper off to make it work — and found that there was no difference, past access to a couple of more themes, and none of the features that were hawked as being part of the “Pro” version. Namely, “The Ability to reorder slides.” There’s simply no such functionality. It’s false advertising.

4. There’s clearly no documentation for this, and there’s no checking anywhere in the plugin for template_directory or stylesheet_directory. In fact, all themes seem to be tied to “plugin_dir_path( __FILE__ )” in the code, so I’m unsure how one might manage to accomplish theme overrides… Past editing them directly, or making extensive use of CSS. Perhaps you can tell people how to do that?

It’s abundantly clear from this discourse that you’re not the author of the theme and have little idea how it works, yourself.

As for my technical skills — sorry, you really don’t know who you’re dealing with if you want to go there.

Your host is missing php-gd.

The problem, Rajan, is that you have absolutely no documentation whatsoever. Nobody can magically read your mind about how this plugin is supposed to work.

[display_flexslider] … Great. Nothing there. Nice.

So before this gets voted 1 star by a lot of people, why not do a short write-up describing the plugin and its function?

Doesn’t work. The file it’s attempting to include isn’t included in WP 3.6.1. In wp-content/plugins/thecartpress/modules/manage_modules.php:

//require_once( 'ThemeCompat.class.php' );

Fixed… Playing around to see if it’s broken.

You don’t have a Login on the page? At all? Because that’s what’s popping up is Login code. It appears to be a template issue … where it’s not parsing PHP. Go to the correct URL and “View Source” so you can narrow down where it’s coming from.

Looks off-topic. Do you have a Login link on that page pointing to a file that isn’t named .php?

I should have mentioned, as I did last time, using Official Buttons it doesn’t. Here’s the code generated, and I’m a bit surprised that there’s a difference:
<li class="share-tumblr"><a href="https://www.tumblr.com/share/link/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsome.url%2F&name=Some%20Title" title="Share on Tumblr" style="display:inline-block; text-indent:-9999px; overflow:hidden; width:62px; height:20px; background:url('https://platform.tumblr.com/v1/share_2.png') top left no-repeat transparent;">Share on Tumblr</a></li>
No target… Thing is, the only thing that’s being pulled is the image, so I don’t understand why there’s any difference in the code there. Regardless …

Doesn’t work. ??

Tim, this is normal and has been reported before. It’s been this way since Pinterest was added. I had to reconfigure my site’s Featured Image to full size just to make it work.

Once enabled — it CANNOT BE DISABLED. ?? So — we’ve got a site stuck with a Gallery that can’t be used …

Got it … Remove the “Ad Target URL” (leave it blank) in Settings. They changed it …

Umm … *blink*

<?php
// Checks to see whether it needs a sidebar or not. If not, post a search box
if ( !empty($withcomments) && is_single() ) { get_search_form(); }
echo '<div id="footer">';
?>

Or …

<?php
// Checks to see whether it needs a sidebar or not. If not, post a search box
if ( !empty($withcomments) && is_single() ) { get_search_form(); }
?>
<div id="footer">

I mean … just to keep things …. simple …

Fixed … In /wp-content/plugins/popularity-contest/popularity-contest.php, change line 531 from:
SET pingback_views = pingback_views $action 1
to:
SET pingbacks = pingbacks $action 1

And it’s fixed…

Sorry, I looked again. I’m not gettin’ it. Since you wrote this thing, I thought you might have some insight. *shrug* And it may be something something stupid or obvious I’m missng, but I really don’t get it. I’ve reported this for three versions with no response. So, seriously … What’s so obvious?

Do it. I’ll take my lumps, whatever. I’m good like that.

Okay, Dan … tell me what problem is, then? Am I that stupid? I might be — I’m legitimately asking.