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Works fine on multisite as individually turned on plugin.

Thanks Clifford !

Same using Query Monitor 2 PHP Strict notices :

wp-content/plugins/gravity-forms-custom-post-types/gfcptaddon.php:55

and

wp-content/plugins/gravity-forms-custom-post-types/gfcptaddon.php:58

—

GFCPTAddon::get_base_path()
GFCPTAddon::init()
do_action(‘init’)

Thanks for that info Till:)

Thanks Daisuke ??

PHP Ver. 5.3.10-1ubuntu3.16

Latest 2.2.8 is not working. I had to delete it via my filesystem, trying to delete it from the WP dashboard did not work. My client owns the pro version of this plugin so am I supposed to do this differently?

thx
stu

In addition to what @bichareh said above. I had to manually delete a previous version of the plugin to gain access to the front and back end of a couple sites. The changelog file in the version I deleted said 2.1.x which I find curious not to have been advised automatically of updates (I don’t turn that off).

thx
stu

Thanks for your prompt attention Stuart. Good to chat with you via email:)

Cheers.
Stu

Hi Pietro.

Most of our sites are behind a proxy (CloudFlare), so not sure if their “Flexible SSL” is going to work without a top level certificate installed to make it compatible with your set up.

i.e. In wp-config we have:

if (isset($_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_PROTO']) && $_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_PROTO'] == 'https')
    $_SERVER['HTTPS']='on';

Have you looked at this kind of set up before?

One site running this is https://wordsrack.com (notice I put http in so you can see it forces SSL as demo). Cloudflare has a page rule that does this for us, the origin server does not really have ssl between itself and CloudFlare. We love this set up but may have to do something more depending on how you respond.

thanks!

er, yes. I’ve been on Cloudflare as a beta tester/early adopter since inception in 2009/10. It is actually a great way to manage many sites dns as a developer rather than to login to client hosting/registrar accts regardless whether you use the service or not, it’s a very fast and reliable dns solution. Just set up a couple of A records and a subdomain is easy to point. All my sites are on Ubuntu w/Nginx webservers.

Exactly, no rush here will be cool to see what you come up with.

I have this set up on many sites, yet not that have your plugin with no similar issues. The site in question has an interesting collection of features but turning all plugins off other than essential to this set up didn’t change the fact of what I’m facing lately.

It’s asking a lot to have you go through this, signing up with Cloudflare etc. Your plugin is indispensable for my client, so much that https takes a back seat to the functionality you provide for WordPress as a private site. The good news is that the entire front end of the site works in http or https, and if I force it in admin I’m only kept out as long as I force https. Just a bit inconvenient and not the object of why. https is certainly a reality coming down the road for most savvy site owners.

Thanks for the prompt reply. oops, that is at the very bottom of wp-config.php right before the last statement as indicated in /wp-content/plugins/ssl-insecure-content-fixer/is_ssl-test.php

if (isset($_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_PROTO']) && $_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_PROTO'] == 'https')
    $_SERVER['HTTPS']='on';    

/** Sets up WordPress vars and included files. */
require_once(ABSPATH . 'wp-settings.php');

To re-iterate what is weird (and I may have done something subtle that broke this) that it worked with my set up perfectly for a bit over a week and I did not have any plugin upgrades or new code insertions on this site that I knowingly changed, added or deleted. i.e. everything I run has always been maintained and prior conflicts/plugins always tested and resolved.

refs:
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/cloudflare-flexible-ssl/
https://www.icontrolwp.com/2014/10/enabling-cloudflares-universal-flexible-ssl-wordpress-without-infinite-redirect-loops/

thx so much again for taking a look,
stu

sry… I asked the above question because on the settings page the sub domain was pre populated.

Addendum to above: If a user does upload an image with the post it is the first thing in the post and automatically set as the featured image and has been the case since before introducing your “Quick Featured Images”plugin (and still works exactly as expected so I’ve also now proved there is no conflict and used a regular subscriber acct. to post w/image). So…. if there “was” no pic uploaded, there was no featured image and why I wanted to find a solution for a placeholder for the 2 categories that made sense. I see this plugin as a viable solution for many applications regardless if we get it to do exactly what we’d like here.

Thanks for taking the time to look into this Hinjiriyo.

Very interesting. With Gravity forms user registration, all our users are merely subscribers, who when logged in can access a form to make a post in a controlled environment. GF functionality bypasses the requirement for being Author or above to post. I found this interesting in addition to the user registration GF add-aon also bypasses “any member can join” in settings as well (which is probably beside the point here).

The Post Author name is in fact correct on each individual subscriber post as I assigned “use logged in user as Author” for the content template. The posts automatically populate (get posted) immediately onto the front end, rather than being made drafts… meaning our workflow is seamless the way we intended it, but a broken image is displayed, until as I stated above that I go in and re-save the post.

I have also confirmed that when I personally post with the correct categories, your plugin’s featured image replacement works on the first try, so no problems or conflicts I can see with our set up.

I am not using the User Role Editor to alter any capabilities for anyone.

Thx again, I hope this gives you a more complete understanding of our set up and what we’d like to achieve.

stu