blogologist

Eric. It’s been over three months.

This is a VERY SMALL request.

Please??

Thanks Eric.

Thanks Eric.

Because I build WP with Composer, I have to re-apply my “hack” with every new build, so it’s a pain ??

A

Thanks for your contribution there. Hope they listen to logic ??

A

@miled, I’ve posted another issue on Github:

https://github.com/miled/wordpress-social-login/issues/164

It’s a pretty important one, for folks using contacts. I can get a work-around sorted but I’m not a good enough developer or have the time to properly write/test and fix.

Have you time to continue maintaining the plugin as things change with the various providers??

A

This plugins leaves a whole lot of capabilities in the database, aside from anything else.

Run this code once (say, in your functions.php file) to get rid of them.

add_action( 'admin_init', 'clean_unwanted_caps' );
function clean_unwanted_caps(){
    $delete_caps = array(
		'delete_others_tribe_events',
		'delete_others_tribe_organizers',
		'delete_others_tribe_venues',
		'delete_private_tribe_events',
		'delete_private_tribe_organizers',
		'delete_private_tribe_venues',
		'delete_published_tribe_events',
		'delete_published_tribe_organizers',
		'delete_published_tribe_venues',
		'delete_tribe_events',
		'delete_tribe_organizers',
		'delete_tribe_venues',
		'edit_private_tribe_events',
		'edit_private_tribe_organizers',
		'edit_private_tribe_venues',
		'edit_published_tribe_events',
		'edit_published_tribe_organizers',
		'edit_published_tribe_venues'
	);
    global $wp_roles;
    foreach ($delete_caps as $cap) {
        foreach (array_keys($wp_roles->roles) as $role) {
            $wp_roles->remove_cap($role, $cap);
        }
    }
}

Thanks Scribu.

That will certainly fix it, but in the meantime your filter won’t allow the include of the theme’s CSS file.

Any idea on how far away you are from an inline editor? Any hints on what lib you’re looking at for it??

-Alister

about.me/alicam

BUMP!

Staze,

My mod can’t break it. It will only remove any CR or LF or combo, if found.

Cheers,

Alister

The problem is that bit.ly sends a bad character back from the API call. Not entirely sure which one, but it’s fixed by changing one line of the plugin file. Easy ??

Change line 21 of the bitly.php file from:

$short = $resp['body'];
…to…

$short = ereg_replace("/\n\r|\r\n|\n|\r/", "", $resp['body']);

Cheers,

-Alister

https://about.me/alicam

Thanks Esmi.

Didn’t mean to sound short with you!

Because it was a temp domain, the domain name after DNS delegation was a different one anyway, so I just claimed that one and I’m done!

A

esmi,

If you read my post carefully you’ll see that I tried contact them, but the form won’t submit if the site in question is not hosted on wordpress.com.

So no go there ;(

-A

To wearitall and others.

I’m thrilled people still use my ClassyBody plugin, but the functionality (and then some) is now part of WordPress core.

So unless you’re not keeping up with the latest updates, you should really use the “native” approach.

Of course, the body class tags/identifiers are a little different if you’re migrating from ClassyBody, if you’re already using it.

Cheers,

-Alister