ageibert

– i installed a fresh copy of wordpress 4.2.2
– i did not install any plugin
– i did not change or install a theme (it’s the preselected Twentyfifteen)
– i changed the permalinks to /%postname%/
– i created a new user “testuser”
– after saving i changed the nickname and public name of “testuser” to “testuser-nick”
– i logged in with the testuser
– i created a new article
– in the frontend i browsed to the new article.
– in the meta data, i see “testuser-nick” as the author => that’s ok
– BUT: it links to /author/testuser (should be /author/testuser-nick)
– Additionally if i visit /?author=2 i get redirected to /author/testuser (should be /author/testuser-nick)

did you try to create a new user? does it really work for you in a plain/clean wp install?

hi dwinden,
i double checked it: sadly wordpress does not redirect to /author/nickname (if provided), it redirects to the real username

so
“Force Unique Nickname” does not help

and
“Disable Extra User Archives” only kicks in, if an author did not write any posts.

“Disable Extra User Archives” would be the right option for eliminating this security risk, but it would be necessary to add a “disable archive even if author did write posts” checkbox.

or easier and better: “disable user archive if the url is called with user id”. meaning:
author urls with ids (like ?author=1) would get blocked, author urls with (nick)names like /author/nickname would pass.

would it be possible, that this feature gets into iThemes security?

best regards

That’s great news! I’m looking forward to the update ??

Thank you!

hi freelancephp,
did you find out anything? i’d really need that plugin working

eh. same problem here in the forums^^

i mean: it cuts off after
[opentag]a href=”mailto:[email protected]”[closetag]

Hi lincal,
yes, if you have version 2 and want to update zu version 3 you will “loose” all the tables data.
However, as i described above, the data is not really lost. You can recover it following the steps above.

best regards

Thanks for the answer Jeff.
I’ll do it like this: I’ll load a template, that’s looking like the area in which the content will get inserted later, via ajax and use this for previewing via injecting the typed content by the user.

you did a great job with this plugin!

I’ve seen some sort of preview here:
https://plugin-planet.com/usp-pro-live-preview/

However, is it possible to use the exact templates for preview?

For example:
– i have an “Event” custom post type. Events have two columns, images on the right, content on the left and a green background. this template is called “single-event.php”

=> could the previewed content be used by USP?

best regards

Thanks for the clarification.
For all other users the “how to recover lost pricing tables” guide above should help

best regards

Hi there and thanks for the info.
I think it’s a a good thing, that i additionally created a “how to recover the lost pricing tables” earlier this thread ??

best regards

I figured it out and it’s a really bad thing:

The plugin in version 2.x had other database field names than they are now in version 3

To help you and all other users who will face this problem, here’s a short guide to get back your data.

In your database e.g. with phpMyAdmin:

SELECT * FROM wp_posts WHERE post_type like “%pricing_table%”
change “post_type” from “dk_pricing_table” to “rpt_pricing_table”

For each pricing table entry (id) do:
SELECT * FROM wp_postmeta where post_id = [YOUR_ID]

change each “meta_key” value from “_dkp*” to “_rpt*”
e.g:
old: “_dkp_plan_group”
new: “_rpt_plan_group”

and edit the “meta_value” in “_rpt_plan_group” which is a serialized array.
Copy the full text in a text editor and search and replace “_dkp” to “_rpt”
(we are lucky that “_rpt” and “_dkp” are of the same length though we do not have to serialize the data again…)

change your shortcode on your wordpress pages, the new format is:
[rpt name=”your_pricing_table_name”]
(formerly: [dk_pricing name=”your_pricing_table_name “]

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i’ve never seen a plugin author changing low level database field names and values from one version to the next.
this should never happen!

Same here. I have a WordPress 4.1 test environment now, where Maintenance is the only plugin (all others were deleted) but it still doesn’t work.
I also have the default WordPress theme activated, it’s a complete fresh WordPress installation with nothing changed and no other plugins installed.

After clicking on “activate” the browser loads endlessly.

Does anyone have a solution?

Same here. I have a WordPress 4.1 test environment now, where Maintenance is the only plugin (all others were deleted) but it still doesn’t work.

After clicking on “activate” the browser loads endlessly.

Does anyone have a solution?

The answer is:

If you’d like to use full screen mode in a consistent way, you can switch your video skin to “native” and that will allow for full screen video that takes up the full computer screen, usually. There might be exceptions on certain specific browser and OS combinations.

The answer is:

To set the poster image, you just need to upload an image that that has the same base-file-name as the video into the video directory. So if your video is named: “myvideo.mp4″, you should create and upload “myvideo.jpg” or “myvideo.png” into the same path as the video, and then the plugin will detect that it’s there and use it as the placeholder image.