David Dashifen Kees

This is now happening on two sites within the same network. Any ideas?

I’m having a similar problem re: the display of featured images.

My solution of the moment: use SSL throughout the site. By setting the site URL and blog URL in my settings to be https://my.site.com (for example) everything loads via SSL assuming the plugin designers used constants like WP_PLUGIN_URL and WP_CONTENT_URL to include their stuff. Not the best solution since it does mean that we waste some server time handling the encryption for SSL, but this site isn’t high-traffic so I don’t expect problems in the short term.

If there’s a better way, I’d love to know more.

Thanks,
Dash

I’ve somewhat solved this myself, though I’m not a fan of the solution. It’ll work well for now but I’d love to know if there’s a better way.

Here’s my solution: load the scripts using admin_print_scripts-{plugin_page} and then enqueue the styles using admin_init. The code went something like this:

add_action("admin_init", "add_styles");
add_action("admin_menu", "add_options");

function add_styles() {
  wp_enqueue_style( ... );
}

function add_options() {
  $page = add_options_page( ... );
  add_action("admin_print_scripts-" . $page, "add_scripts");
}

function add_scripts() {
  wp_enqueue_script("prototype");
  wp_enqueue_script("my-js", WP_PLUGIN_URL . "/path/to/my.js", array("prototype"));
}

No, I haven’t done that. I’ll have to check with the site owners before I start messing with the appearance of the site. Oddly, if I use the Quick Edit capabilities, the template shows up and is completely usable, but not if I do use the full Edit window.

Awesome. Thanks!!