Elmo Allen

Sounds good!

I made that now: https://github.com/johngodley/redirection/issues/39

I wonder if this is going to be corrected any time soon. I think it is a bug, not just a missing feature, because PLL_Widget_Languages offer the possibility for a custom element ID, but the JQuery part ignores that.

I wonder when the plugin author gets that bug corrected. I already provided the fix, so shouldn’t require much work.

How unfortunate. My 404 log is bloated with autodiscover.xml requests (something like 97 % of the 404s), which I would like to filter out to see the real errors. Based on reading the older documentation, this was possible with the 404 module, but isn’t any more. Could you please add the filtering/ignoring feature to the current implementation of 404 handling?

Edit: you need to of course also take into account the default case, if the id parameter is omitted, i.e., e.g.:

′$id = isset( $instance[‘id’] ) ? $instance[‘id’] : ‘lang_choice’;`

Sorry, actually you have to first remove the action adding those filters with remove_action( 'init', 'fb_apply_filters' );

That removes all the automatic code added to the posts and pages. If you want to put some back, you’ll have to copy-paste the code from fb-social-plugins.php adding them, e.g.

if ( array_key_exists( 'send', $options ) && array_key_exists( 'enabled', $options['send'] ) && $options['send']['enabled'] ) {
add_filter( 'the_content', 'fb_send_button_automatic', 30 );
}

@jesseheap, you don’t have to comment out anything to remove a filter. Just use remove_filter('the_content', 'fb_comments_automatic'); etc. as a not-as-ugly workaround.