catnip216

I’m having the same problem. I have the latest version of the plugin, installed just a few minutes ago.

According to the Plugin Directory restrictions, a plugin hosted on here “must not embed external links on the public site (like a “powered by” link) without explicitly asking the user’s permission”.

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/about/

Most plugin authors handle this by prodiving a checkbox in the plugin settings, which is off by default. Users can tick the box to turn the “Powered by” link on if they want to support the plugin author & show it.

I’m stuck in the same spot. No idea what sort of instructions I’m supposed to be submitting, so I instead submitted a paragraph about how I was sent there via the plugin and don’t understand what it’s asking for. I thought the whole point of a plugin was to simplify all this stuff. I guess I’ll have to wait & see how Facebook responds to my “instructions”.

Not sure if you still need this, but I was looking to do the same thing, and found this: https://www.brinzan.com/2012/01/wordpress-add_filter-for-widget-titles/

The span tags were stripped out of the post, and then again in my comment on the post. This is what should actually go in functions.php:

/************* FIRST WORD BOLD IN WIDGET TITLE *****************/

add_filter ('widget_title', 'wpzoom_fix_widgets');

function wpzoom_fix_widgets($old_title) {

    $title = explode(" ", $old_title,2);

    $titleNew = "<span>$title[0]</span> $title[1]";

    return $titleNew;

}

‘Course the span tags could easily be strong or em tags instead, whichever suits your purposes best.

Hope this helps ??

Any luck? I’m running into the same problem. It’s so strange.

I had already set it to 0 for unlimited, as I always want the backup to be a single archive, but I guess that setting doesn’t work on my system.

I changed it to 500mb instead, as I don’t see the site ever being that large, and that setting seemed to work.

Thanks for all the help ??

Thanks ??

Changing the directory permissions didn’t seem obvious to me 1) because it appeared to be looking for a specific file, which did not exist and 2) because I thought the backup directory would be the one I specified in the settings page.

I changed the permissions, and the backup ran, but now I have over 2000 “backups” listed in the Backup Manager page. Any idea what happened?

Partial Screenshot: https://www.diigo.com/item/image/2lwx9/3dko?size=o

Also, it never asks me for my ftp password, though I’m not sure at what point it’s supposed to do that. Maybe it’s just not getting to that point due to the errors.

What did you have to change in the database? I have a taxonomy called Type, which I just discovered conflicts with the Media Library tab, so I need to change it, but I’ve already populated the site with a couple hundred posts using that taxonomy :-/

Same problem as salocined. I’ve already got hundreds of posts using my Type taxonomy. Is it possible to make some changes in the database to fix this without having to re-add all the terms to all the posts? (Btw, This is really something that should either be fixed in WordPress, or it should be made VERY clear not to use that taxonomy name.)

I’ve just noticed on another installation that leaving $term->slug alone in line 104 works just fine. Must have been something in my setup on the other site that was breaking it. Anyhow, if you have that same problem with the column links not working properly, try the fix above.

Ah, never mind, my problem stemmed from the user roles and capabilities. I had a custom role for my users, and had given them the “edit pages” capability, but not the “edit published pages” capability. After ensuring that they had both, they were able to edit their own published pages.

Anyone know how to fix this? I have the same problem.

Exactly what I was looking for as well, thanks metamorpher!

I think this is more what I was looking for (I should have said “taxonomy term” instead of just “taxonomy”).

https://wphit.com/lookup/2010/03/is_object_in_term/

Thanks, though!