bbacarat

Thanks Scribu, I’ve actually posted on Lesters Forum with the code. I don’t seem to be able to find the line “get_query_var”

Please can you take a look at it for me here:
https://forums.lesterchan.net/index.php?topic=4654.0

Mucho Thanks

Adam

Thanks scribu.
However my site uses pretty permalinks.

Having looked at the responses in the comments box on the link you provided it doesn’t work with pretty links.

I’m confused as to why this plugin has worked for me in the past without having to customise code.
Still stuck.

Anyone else

Here is the code from my index.php which I believe might be causing an issue:

[Moderated] Code removed as per forum rules

Hi Lester I’m stuck on this same issue.
I know you’ve got a proper job now and have announced that you’ve stopped supporting all your plugins. However you’ve answered this post and I’m not in two mind on what I should be doing.

Are you stating that the fix duckonwater is using is wrong?
If it is wrong can you give me a hint as to the fix.

I’ve spotted you referring to the same code that needs changing on numerous blogs in my search for an answer to this problem however you never say what file it should be placed in?

I think this post is related to a problem I’m suffering with also. In your second line of code

$recent = new WP_Query(“cat=1,35,32,27,42,37,3,8,4,7,26,36,6,5&paged=$paged”);

Are pages dynamically added to this list of page/post numbers or do you have to add them manually?

Oh and where am I supposed to place this code?

Also I’ve had the same problem with another Pagination plugin so I believe it might be something to do with my folder permissions. What does your plugin require on that front to be able to work correctly?

Hi farinha, on that link you’ve posted the first step it tells you to take is to find a file called:

link-template.php

Which is apparently in the includes folder.
I don’t seem to have that file showing? Have WordPress moved on since this was posted and use another file now?

Do you have a suggested fix?

Hi Travel Junkie here is the link. It’s a site in progress.
https://www.alexanderwindows.com/products/glass/

This problem has been solved – It was CHMOD not being correct set.
However if anyone does know of any websites, articles or blog posts on the most efficient way to trouble shoot conflicting plugins please post below. Also is there any website/wiki setup where people can post known conflicts between plugins. Think this would be a great resource.

lol I just rechecked all my spellings and I did actually spell the .swf folder wrong. Dooooooooooooooh!

I’m also having problems with this.
I’m following these install instructions:
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/nextgen-flashviewer/installation/

Step 1.
Upload the files to wp-content/plugins/nggflashviewer
This folder doesn’t currently exist and is not the name of the folder that you extract so I take it that you need to create it???
In step 4 you mention that a folder should be created for the swf files but yet not this one above?? So I’m a little confused

Anyway I followed the instructions however when you download the 4 different viewers they come with a lot more than just the .swf files. Where do these files need to go or are they already built into the main NextGEN-FlashViewer plugin?

When I go into the FlashViwer options within wordpress and then click on the tabs Simple Viewer,Tilt viewer, autoviewer,postcard viewer they all state the same thing:

The viewer.swf,TiltViewer.swf,autoviewer.swf,pcviewer.swf is not in the …/plugins/nggflash-swf/ folder. SimpleViewer will not work.

However that folder does exists and all of the .swf files are in the root of it. Plus I’ve checked all of the spellings and they are fine.

@ alexleonard (plus anyone else really)

I can now get the audio player to work if I add it in using the WYSIWYG editor on my posts,pages and I click the audio button and then select the file I uploaded from the media library and choose the option ‘audio player’ which basically pastes this into the post/page

[audio:https://www.mysite.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/audiofile.mp3%5D

If I publish this it works fine (except the information has undefined at the beginning?)

However if I attempt to place this code above into a text widget it only displays the code and not the player? Is it the text widget that it doesn’t work with? Is there any tweaks that I can do to make it work in a ‘text’ widget?

@ alexleonard

Hi Alex, I’ve implemented this code:

if (!is_admin())
add_filter(‘widget_text’, ‘do_shortcode’, SHORTCODE_PRIORITY);

into the theme’s functions.php file.
However I’m still getting the same issue with the links not showing up correctly, any more ideas??

I’m struggling to get this working at all, I’m using, Version 2.0 beta 6 of the plugin, on WordPress Version 2.7.1

I’ve installed the plugin and have placed a text widget in the side bar. Then I’ve typed into the text widget the following.
[audio:https://www.mysite.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/myaudiofile.mp3%5D
When I save an publish the widget then view the page all i see is the line of code and no player?

[audio:https://www.mysite.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/myaudiofile.mp3%5D

What have I done wrong? I’m using a theme from https://www.woothemes.com called OverEasy. I’ve uninstalled and re-installed the plugin twice and still getting the same thing?

Please can anyone help me on this? It must be something little I’m missing? I’ve scanned through all of the posts in this thread and you all seem to at least be getting the player to show where as I’ve not even got that to work?