DaveInTrinity

Hi,

Thank you for the information. Yes, I found the backup in the wp-content/updraft folder. I pay for an extended Amazon Drive subscription, so, unfortunately, I will have to come up with an alternative. Is Amazon Drive support in the plans?

Dave In Trinity

I inquired about this awhile back, also. This resolved my problem:

“It’s important to note that, as per WordPress, the same media can be attached to only one post at time.”

I was reusing media and didn’t get the association until now. Thank you for clearing this up for me.

Dave In Trinity

I posted elsewhere, but wanted to reiterate that this simply does not work for me. I have followed every suggestion I could find and to the letter. The popups still occur on pages where I do not want them.

Tried installing V1.2 on WordPress 4.3.1.

Fatal error: Can’t use method return value in write context in /home/daloro5/public_html/yourfloridalisting.com/wp-content/plugins/ReOrder-posts-within-categories-1.2/reorder-posts-within-categories.php on line 71

I have no idea how to work-around or fix this.

Thank you.

Dave

Hi, apologies for not following up sooner. It was the Jetpack shortlink issue I described along with a caching issue in Chrome.

What I did (your mileage may vary) was to go to Jetpack–>Settings, scroll down to WP.me Shortlinks and deactivate it, then re-activate it. That, in itself, didn’t seem to do much. I then used CCleaner and cleared the caches and temp files for Chrome, IE, etc.

After that, the shortlinks seemed to work just fine. I now believe the browsers were just caching the old domain. I, unfortunately, did not check this on another computer prior to clearing the cache, so I can’t verify it.

Thank you all for your input and let me know if this works for you.

Dave
DaveInTrinity

Wait, I just thought, do I need to restrict the remote webpage container size to just the size of the image? I may be trying to resize the entire webpage instead of just the image. The webpage size may be completely different than the image size.

Ok, perhaps that’s the problem. Do you have any thoughts on this?

Thank you for your assistance.

Dave

Hi. Thank you for the response.

Actually, I thought that the plugin handled that cross-domain communication with the external workaround code. What exactly does Advanced IFrame do, if not this, across domains?

As previously noted, I am simply painting a fixed size image from the remote database on a blank webpage in the upper left corner. Then, after a 5 second delay, I slide in a new image, and so on. I need to iframe in that webpage with the image slider. The concept couldn’t be any simpler, though I understand the implementation isn’t so easy.

I just don’t understand what I need to do to make this iframe responsive on my website.

Dave

Hi Kendall. That is above my pay grade. I have played with PHP, but nothing with AJAX.

Maybe I can find an AJAX coder on fiverr that could do this.

I really appreciate your help. Thank you very much for sharing your experience with me.

Dave

Hello Kendall and thank you.

As I write this out, I am realizing that I don’t think this can be done without modifying the plugin php directly. I have a shortcode from the “Simple Real Estate Pack” plugin. The shortcode displays a list of schools. The usage is as follows:

Usage: [schoolsearch {attributes}]

Attributes: optional: location_title=” ” city=” ” state=” ” zip=” ” lat=” ” lng=” ” distance=” ” groupby=” ” output=” “

Important: One of the location attributes has to be defined, for example zip code.

Ok. So I add to my page [schoolsearch zip=”34653″] and it properly displays all of the schools in that zip code. Perfect.

Now, what I’d like is to have a very generic text box (ex. Enter zip code ___ Submit) allowing a user to enter their own zip code preference and have the plugin display the schools for that zip code.

I’m now realizing I would need some kind of page refresh, input validation, etc. I don’t think this can be done through WordPress.

Any ideas? Thanks again.