c_dilla

The shortcode is not working in a Custom HTML widget. Should I add a add_filter(‘widget_text’, ‘do_shortcode’); thing in functions.php or something?

Also, would it be possible to have something less than unlimited as the default option for the number of posts outside the PRO version, like five posts for example? Unlimited posts (or however many it is that is loading as default now) is very cumbersome and will almost break my site.

It’s working, your user_id is 2219357688.

These are the official fonts included in the Twentythirteen theme. You can see them if you go to Appearance->Theme File Editor->Theme Files->fonts->bitter.css, source-sans-pro-plus-bitter.css or source-sans-pro.css.

Every reference to a woff file in those css files works and every reference to a woff2 gives some sort of 404 error (even though the woff2 files physically exists in the folder). I thought it had something to do with htaccess, some security plugin or the wrong MIME types but I couldn’t figure it out so I just removed the fonts.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by c_dilla.

Thank you for your reply, I tried eliminating suspects but ended up removing the references to the woff2 fonts instead. I’m still confused about what the problem was with that woff2 file extension when everything else works fine.

I had problems with the functionality before but I can’t seem to replicate it now… I’ll enable the plugin again and keep testing. But if I go to Smush settings I’m getting seven warnings and three errors (for font files) now for example which is a bit much. Again, it could be because of my strict security settings but this is the only plugin that is giving me warning/error messages.

Anyway, I trust you when you say that map files are not important and won’t break any functionality. I’ll mark this as resolved.

GET https://mydomain.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-smushit/core/external/plugin-notice/assets/fonts/wpmudev-close-icon.ttf?v4kr59 net::ERR_ABORTED 404 (Not Found)

GET https://mydomain.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-smushit/core/external/plugin-notice/assets/fonts/wpmudev-close-icon.woff2?v4kr59 net::ERR_ABORTED 404 (Not Found)

GET https://mydomain.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-smushit/app/assets/fonts/wpmudev-plugin-icons.ttf net::ERR_ABORTED 404 (Not Found)

• This reply was modified 2 years, 4 months ago by c_dilla.

I’m running the latest version 3.1.4 of this plugin.

You get the warning message when you’re about to update WooCommerce.

No problem, thanks for your good job with this plugin! ??

It says tested up to 3.9.3 if that’s any help.

https://i.imgur.com/x4N0HKZ.png

Okay, thank you! Just to be clear, it’s when you’re trying to upgrade WooCommerce to 4.0 that you get the warning about this plugin not been tested for compatibility, not when upgrading this plugin.

I’m also getting the Missing PDF error message whatever I’m doing. No special characters in the filename and nothing wrong with the quotes and I’ve uninstalled my security plugin and deleted my .htaccess file and removed my cache and it’s still the same. The address looks right though Missing PDF "https://skoinfo.se/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/Namnlost_425VZaphcp.pdf" but it’s simply not accessible.

Okay, I was a bit confused since I don’t have any cache plugins installed or even the default WordPress cache enabled as far as I can tell. I think that it’s working again anyway and it seems like it was the “Add to cart behaviour->Enable AJAX add to cart buttons on archives” in the WooCommerce settings that caused the problem.

The “Add to cart” redirect behaviour is still a bit weird though since the “Add to cart behaviour->Redirect to the cart page after successful addition” doesn’t seem to work as it should. If you for example go to https://skoinfo.se/kop-travtips/ and click “Add to cart” and then go back to https://skoinfo.se/kop-travtips/ again the “Add to cart” button doesn’t send you through anymore when you already have the product in your cart.

Sorry if this is WooCommerce problems and beyond the realm of support for your plugin but it would be great if everything worked. I guess you could always have the cart in the sidebar or something. I’m looking forward to when you instead of the product table underneath the posts and pages simply had a shortcode like Enter content here [woocommerce-payperpost id='ONE_OF_YOU_PRODUCT_IDs'] Protected content here[/woocommerce-payperpost] where you could protect whichever part of the content that you wanted to.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by c_dilla.

Okay, I’m not sure how you mean but if I put the shortcode [product_page id='ONE_OF_YOU_PRODUCT_IDs'] on a post that is NOT protected the “Add to cart” button works straight away but not if the post is also protected or if I put the shortcode in the “Oops, page restricted” text box.

If I protect this page: https://skoinfo.se/kop-travtips/ for example with the shortcode in the “Oops, page restricted” text box,
and you click “Add to cart”, what happens?

Okay, thank you, I’m looking forward to it (as long as it’s affordable).

Ah, I see, that media placeholder looked like a broken image link to me but I guess everything is alright then.

Hello, it seems like something is indeed blocking access to these files but I can’t figure out what it is. I’ve disabled my security plugin and restored my default htaccess file but it’s still the same.

Anyway, I’ve tried loading the font externally as you described and it seems to be working on the front end as long as I remove the file references in the CSS files as well to get rid of the 404 errors in the console. The symbols are still not working in the admin area though but I guess that’s not that important.

There’s still something wrong with the attached image as well as you can see here.

I guess that I can “solve” it by adding something like:

#ctf a.ctf-tweet-text-media-wrap { display: none; }

…but maybe there’s a better solution? Is the whole image suppose to show there or what?

Thanks for your help! I’ll mark this as resolved.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by c_dilla.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by c_dilla.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by c_dilla.