Eduardo Pittol

Hey Michael,

I’m talking about the assessment for the internal link in the content analysis.

I looked for a solution on developer documentation. But I didn’t find anything related as extend the feature.

Thanks for your help and clarification.

Yes. I don’t imagine changing the default behaviour of the plugin. But a flag to change the behaviour in case like mine.

So no possibility of that can be put on the roadmap?

I understand. I control this on my side using environment variable. So I can decide if I enable or not the cache. Normally it is deactivated, but if I want to test something I can enable and test easily on my local environment.

I believe with this flag the developer must assumes the responsibility to manage the settings.

Change the write permission would continue showing the messages on admin. And I don’t think a good experience.

In my case I have another issue that I use Docker Sync and all files have www-data as owner. I could circumvent that.

Hi Peter

I solved this removing the hook to destroy the session when the logout is done.

remove_action( 'wp_logout', array( WC()->session, 'destroy_session' ) );

Hey @dongsan,

I needed use the get_post_type_capabilities function. When I research about this function, I saw this topic. I didn’t find an cool example for this. So I “hacking” the function to understand its funcionality.

To get the default post capabilities I used this code:


$cap_object = new stdClass();
$cap_object->capability_type = 'post';
$cap_object->capabilities = array();
$capabilities = get_post_type_capabilities($cap_object);


I hope that I helped. So late ??

You must create a upload process. Recently I used this project to do it:

https://github.com/valums/file-uploader/tree/2.1.2

Here is my code:

https://gist.github.com/4387872

Nice. I didn’t know about this directive.

Try download again the 3.4.2 version. Delete all directories, minus the wp-content. And upload the downloaded files.

it is strange even. Maybe your host block webftp. I don’t know if this is possible.

Read it:

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/add_image_size

Process the XML with a PHP script and change ID of the posts that is duplicated.

I agree. In some additional (theme or plucan) code, maybe the rules was altered.

I don’t must change the htaccess. The wordress manage the rewrite rules internally. Read it:

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Rewrite_API

You must looking for where has a changing of the default rules. Probally this is the problem.

I was without a WordPress installation. Now I tested the rewrite rules with the plugin. It should take this rule:

(.?.+?)/page/?([0-9]{1,})/?$

And it take this:

(.?.+?)(/[0-9]+)?/?$

I don’t know why. Maybe some code ‘delete’ the rule.

Now its ok?