bigorangemachine

@bigorangemachine,
This is certainly something that needs to be fixed, although I’m not sure how it’s related to Curt’s issue since it works properly for me in Firefox. Were you experiencing the same issue as Curt?

@LongTail Video,
I had an issue where firefox wasn’t loading the videos. I used a default player and it worked. I created a custom style and the videos wouldn’t load. I use to have a similar issue with older versions of IE and ajax.

I have a fix.

The XML document it creates for the configuration is not properly formed.

wp-content/plugins/jw-player-plugin-for-wordpress/framework/LongTailFramework.php
Line 104
This:
fwrite($xml_handle, “<config>\n” . $xml_string . “</config>”);

To:
fwrite($xml_handle, “<?xml version=\”1.0\” encoding=\”UTF-8\” ?>\n<config>\n” . $xml_string . “</config>”);

Remember to resave you custom (or default) player in the settings panel.

I think it only sends the back up if someone is visiting roughly around that time.

People should definitely test this with their server before they rely on it.

However; the backups are similar to the ones you get out of PHPMYADMIN.

Also, Optimizing my Tables Helped too.

*UPDATE*
The plugin works on some servers and not others when emailing the backup.

I still find it weird that it drops the .sql in the gz file when its sent through email.

I doubled my execution time for the wp-admin folder and that seemed to have helped.
max_execution_time = 30
to
max_execution_time = 60
in the php.ini

I doubt its your browser. Its probably your connection. Try a different browser. Run your virus scanner.

I am using the newest version of firefox.
Turn off bittorrent

I can download this fine.

Ya it disappeared for me too!

Yes go ahead and close this if you can.

Hi,
I used a highly modified version of ‘Featured Posts Slideshow‘ plugin. The website pulls only the featured posts plugin up. I don’t see anything in the easily accessible javascript to select that content.

Wish I could be more help.

Mitcho,
Ya looks like I am wrong. ??
services.php is incorrectly called in a different plugin incorrectly.

Ya sorry that was unclear.

Okay what I did is have a wordpress integration as instructed here.

Our directory structure is that the website is in the root(www.site.com/) and wordpress into a folder named ‘blog’ (www.site.com/blog/). With your plugin installed and active causes the services.php in the root to be included instead of services in the plugin folder.

So when I put this onto the websites home page (www.site.com) before the doctype… first 2 lines:

<?php
define('WP_USE_THEMES', false);
require('blog/wp-blog-header.php');?>

It causes our services.php (www.site.com/services.php) to be included instead of services in the plugin folder.

What we’re doing is put the wordpress posts from a specific category (news category) into the website’s home page (www.site.com) and then allowing them to link to the wordpress addition to the site (www.site.com/blog).

So what happens on the homepage is that before the doctype/head tag is that it includes services.php (www.site.com/services.php) ontop of the site.

What I think is happening is that the define('YARPP_DIR',dirname(__FILE__)); is using the root when you integrate outside of the wordpress environment.

I didn’t read the rules:
Paste Bin!

I just solved a similar problem for a friends site…. the plugin was outdated. Try updating your plugins