edwinkwan

Hi Mkassowitz,

I’ll look into this for the next release.

Cheers

Yup, I’ve put it in there when I was doing some debug testing a long time ago. But rather than removing it after the testing is done, I decided to just comment it out incase i need it again in the future.

Do I just add rel=author to the href tag for google+ ??

Hi LMag,

currently, there isn’t a way to do that. sorry

Thanks Jon Brown,

I’ve added the change to version 1.5.3

Thanks Baden,

I’ve added the change to version 1.5.2

Hi conualfy,

Sorry about that. It should be fixed from version 1.5.1 onwards.

Hi Jon Brown,

Custom About Author doesn’t diable AutoP. It might be some other plugin doing it.

Cheers,

Hi vintagecove,

Please update plugin to version 1.5.2 and see if that fixes the problem.

Edwin

Sorry the search results is something that google provides. My only guess would be that you need to give it more time for the changes to propagate through google’s search.

The searching is done by Google. so if the venue name is searching when you use google.com then the plugin should search it.

It has to be on the same page where the search bar is.

Hey Lu,

It’s working now.

Thanks for letting me know.

Edwin

what warnings?

Hi Malawaimama,

The problem you have is a PHP problem. With your new users, who do not have the custom google seach plugin activated and therefor the function display_search_box does not exist.

Can you try this instead

<?php
if (function_exists(‘display_search_box’)) {
display_search_box(DISPLAY_RESULTS_AS_POP_UP);
}
?>

What the code above should be doing is to check if the function display_search_box exists before calling it.

Of course the best solution is to use a widget in there so you don’t need to hard code the function.

Hope it works, please let me know how it goes and can you mark the topic as resolved if it fixes your problem.

Kind Regards,

Edwin