captzeanie2016

Looks like it is now seeing how it’s now been removed from WordPress all together.

Pity as it was the one chart plugin the actually worked on my site

Thanks Alexander.

I have got around the issue by..
Creating a duplicate functions file and saving with a different name so it will get to included twice. eg

include(“funktions.php”); in the php everywhere page
include(“funktions1.php”); in the php everywhere widget

I know this was 3 weeks ago but I am too starting to have issues where my includes file is not always working.

Example….
I have a special functions file called funktions.php and it is located in the root directory. I have been including this file within the PHP Everywhere section along with other PHP code on my pages and it works great.

I then decided to add a widget to right column in each page, so added the PHP/HTML widget and included the functions file along with a bit more code just to create some stats. However the include file is not being picked up.

Now I have not used include_once to include the functions file, just the normal include(“funktions.php”); in every page and also in the widget.

I worked out that it was not being included in the widget as I just put an echo statement echo “FREDISHERE” so I could see how many times then statement would appear in the page hence the number of times the include file is read.

Does PHP Everywhere not include files that may already of been loaded?
And yes, I have tried include_once but still the widget is not pulling in the include file though the rest of the code in the widget that does not refer to the functions file works so I know the widget is working ok.
also tried an absolute path as well.

Any ideas? Been doing this for about 2 weeks now.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 8 months ago by captzeanie2016.

I should also add that dropdown boxes in other plugins etc are working fine.

I checked the page source and the data for the drop downs is there. So somnething else is stopping the dropdowns from working. Maybe the CSS?

• This reply was modified 5 years, 9 months ago by captzeanie2016.

Been playing this that for ages so thanks for the replky Kaspars

It’s all within pre and code tags.

See here and take a log at the source to see.

Thanks Alexander. It was just me being dumb. I got the wife to check my code and she pointed out where I had gone wrong. ??

There is one other question I would like to ask. That is the pre tags that are put around the code on the rendered page. Is there a way to remove them or does the plugin actually need them?
It’s just that on the theme I am using (not tried any others) the pre tags put an unsightly border around on the rendered php on the rendered page.

Thanks again Alexander

Thanks Robin.

The changes worked.
However as I delved in deeper into BBPress I found lots of places where this pinkish background was being used, so I shall slowly have to work through all the CSS

I can only assume that BBPress and the Theme Tempera do not work well.

Thansk

Thanks

I have just left additional info on Github for you.
I do have the following php error when in debug mode
Notice: wpseo_set_value is deprecated since version WPSEO 1.5.0! Use WPSEO_Meta::set_value() instead. in /home/captzean/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php on line 3706

Any help from the developers or anyone else?

Is my Yoast plugin corrupted?

Can anybody else verify this?

Can you just turn debug on for 30 seconds and see it the error message pops up when viewing homepage, then turn debug off

I would like to sort this out if possible.

Thanks

Hi,

Yes, I tried several times to delete and re-add. Each time in the media manager when I chose the png for the icon the url was shown as https, yet upon setting it and saving it still stayed as http when the page would render.

I have just added a new plugin called “SSL Insecure Content Fixer” and used that change the http to https by selecting the “Capture” option to fix thing (The other settings would not change the site icon – Simple, Content,Widgets)

So it’s working now the plugin did it’s work

Thanks for helping

I was having a few problems with plugin and I had to turn on the Debug and that is when I started see this error also.

Notice: wpseo_set_value is deprecated since version WPSEO 1.5.0! Use WPSEO_Meta::set_value() instead. in /home/captzean/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php on line 3658

As this plugin is stive active could this please be fixed.

Thanks

I get

Update Failed: Plugin update failed.

A bit of playing around and the plugin only changes the functionality in the “Visual” mode of the editor.
In the “Text” mode the original wordpress functionality exists.

I suggest adding the plugin code to also change the “Text” mode b-quote as well.

Good Plugin though!!