AndreaTrasatti

How is the integration going? I need this added for one of my blogs, I don’t want to do it if it’s coming, but if you are behind schedule I am happy to help.

The Web server has the right permissions to create and write files, the problem is the user they are created with that does not match the user that runs the Web server.

The documentation I linked says explicitly that now WordPress creates new files with my user, not the user that runs the Web server, so a) how does it know my user? (the VPS has at least 3 real users) and b) the check seems to deny the fact that files are created using a different user from the one that runs the Web server. Or I did not understand something ??

Anyone?

I’m afraid it is not possible at this stage.

Hi,
the .po file is a text file, but in order to make the plugin apply the translation you have to generate the .mo file which is a binary file. I used poedit for some testing I did in the past: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Translating_WordPress#Translating_With_Poedit

If you want you can send me your .mo file and I will generate the .po for you.

Have you ever created translations for any other plugin? We use the standard system for translation and we provide a file called .pot (you can find it in your wordpress-mobile-pack directory).

If you create the .po file with the translations then we can include it in the standard distribution

How did you configure your server or blog to make the redirection? Are you using a plugin or did you configure it via server configuration?

And they have been officially integrated: https://www.satollo.net/hyper-cache-2-7-0-and-wordpress-mobile-pack

Hi,
thanks for the tip. We had some problems in a recent release where we changed some constants and this broke compatibility with pre-2.6 WordPress (and yes, apparently a lot of people still use it!).

I will have to review this and make sure it does not break other sites, but of course your tip makes a lot of sense.

Hi,
this is very strange and i have never seen it. We DO NOT add any javascript that might do this. Are you sure it’s the WPMP doing this?

A quick scan of your page, not knowing anything about your site), shows that you are using something called wp-mail that is missing some file and then on the load event (i.e. when the page starts appearing and the browser scrolls down) there is a file called counter.js, I assume StatCounter’s. Can you try disabling those?

Normally the best practice to find this type of issues is to disable all plugins and then re-enable 1 by 1. It might be a conflict between 2 plugins.

Could you check your cookies? in the preferences, “Privacy”, click on “Show cookies” and search for your domain. I assume you will find some cookies for the “www” and some for the naked domain. Look in the “www” set and you should have a cookie called “wpmp_switcher”. See what the “Content” field says, if it says “mobile” it means that at some point in the past you followed the link to force the mobile presentation and never removed it. Try removing that one cookie and reload the page.

If it still does not work, let me know.

FYI, I just tried with Firefox for Mac and I see the desktop presentation.
Also, could you let me know the User-Agent string of your browser? If you don’t know how to get it you can see it going to https://logme.mobi.

@rynno could you explain in more detail what did not look well enough on mobiles? We would like to improve things where possible!

Yes, that’s a feature. We run our “html cleaning” to make sure the plugin does not cut any HTML tags when generating the teaser. The problem is that if by any chance the teaser cuts an HTML tag (say an anchor or even worse some embed code) the page will break.

You could remove this feature with a small modification to the code, but that can be risky.

Hi Fabrik74,
are you sure you want to use two separate domains? Not that you shouldn’t, but of course it is more complicated. WPMP will work also on a single domain.

In short there are a number of things you should do:
1. configure your domain in your DNS (and I assume that is what you did, sorry, I don’t know what Helm is).
2. configure your Web server to serve content to requests for your m. domain. If you have Apache there are a couple of ways of doing it, but the most common is via Named Virtual hosts. I suggest you check on Apache.
2a. configure Apache to serve requests for m. with the same directory as your wordpress site
3. configure WPMP to also use the m. domain (something I assume you have already done).

On the other hand, if you want to go for the easy way, just tell WPMP you have 1 single domain and it will take care of detecting mobiles and serving the right content.

mpexo is a central directory of sites running WPMP, you cannot run it on your own server. What you can do is submit your blog to our list.