douglaskarr

Thanks and that’s a solid mashup but I’m not going to add a dependency to this on the other player. My objective was to use the WordPress default audio player. The purpose of this plugin is just to provide a step up from the default RSS widget which has no image or audio support.

You actually have to delete the plugin if you wish to disable it @billcommexis since it won’t even load in the admin panel.

Fantastic @ronalfy! Much appreciated.

Updated to 5 stars, very appreciative!

I owe you a coffee (and then some!)

My client is using Pantheon, a really nice development and hosting platform for WordPress. Unfortunately, while these edits worked… cache files with a .php extension are locked and not executed by the server.

Is there any means of changing the extensions of these files to .js or .css respectively?

Thanks!

@futtta yes, that was it! It appears that AUTOPTIMIZE_CACHE_CHILD_DIR includes the wp-content folder; as a result, I was able to set the directory with:
define('AUTOPTIMIZE_CACHE_CHILD_DIR', '/uploads/cache/autoptimize/');

And that line of code must be inserted prior to:
require_once(ABSPATH . 'wp-settings.php');

Thanks again for the assistance!

@futtta

I attempted to change the directory per the wp-config.php as you mentioned but it didn’t do anything:
define('AUTOPTIMIZE_CACHE_CHILD_DIR', ABSPATH.UPLOADS.'/cache/autoptimize/');

Still results in the cache folder defined in Cache Info:
/wp-content/cache/autoptimize/

Any ideas?

Many thanks!

@ryancowles – new thread

I’m getting errors as well. Regardless of what I try, I get the error “There was a problem creating your connection. Please go back and try again or contact support.”

Agreed, would be great to see audio and video component support as we embed our podcast and product videos throughout our publication. If the author would like any assistance, we’d be glad to lend a hand. It should be simple, for instance to look for an MP3 file and embed the necessary audio code. Video may take a a series of regular expressions for YouTube, Vimeo, mov, og3, etc.

Are you clicking on editor within the CircuPress menu? The path is:

/wp-admin/edit.php?post_type=email&page=circupress-template

What path are you seeing?

Images are not adjusted in any way for sizing, you’ll need to do that when you load the images or using CSS afterwards.

This plugin is supported and this has been corrected.