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We’re seeing a similar error after updating:

Fatal error: Call to a member function get_permalink() on a non-object in /home/xxxxxxxx/public_html/wp-content/plugins/woo-rfq-for-woocommerce/includes/classes/gpls_woo_rfq_functions.php on line 2200

Any help would be greatly appreciated as we have had to disable the plugin.

Thanks!

It’s not showing up properly in the post. The dash is now a HTML entity, so it’s not matching the regex.

It’s a regex that is not matching. At line 356 in wp-fullcalendar.php I changed:

return text.replace(/#([a-zA-Z0-9]{3}[a-zA-Z0-9]{3}?) - /g, '<span class="wpfc-cat-icon" style="background-color:#$1"></span>');

with

return text.replace(/#([a-zA-Z0-9]{3}[a-zA-Z0-9]{3}?)/g, '<span class="wpfc-cat-icon" style="background-color:#$1"></span>');

The event category is no longer in the format #000000 - it’s now #000000 – so the pattern was not matching. I know this is a hack, but it got it working for me.

RhYnO,

We give full credit to the designer in the lower right hand corner of the footer. The designer is a partner in Tenfour Studios.

Jinsan,

next step, get some feature rich content in there – look at what you want to do, if you want to provide how to’s then definitely include images if you can for visual reference – this is a major handicap for the codex in my opinion, and hopefully any example code will be clear.

How about we go one better than images? We’ve just released our first three flash based WordPress tutorials.

Again, all feedback is greatly appreciated.

OK, took longer than I had hoped, but I think all the validation issues are now stomped out.

magagnon,

Thank you very much. I’ll dig through the MT example and see what’s what. For various reason we have to use phpBB ??

Thanks again for the feedback Jinsan and Root. We’ll dig into it shortly and clean up the JS and the import statement. vi[m] is my friend, but once in a while I have fat fingers.

Jinsan,

Thanks for the link. We’ll dig into it. It is quite odd. If you validate the XHTML it’s valid. If you validate the CSS it’s valid. If you validate the CSS by pointing to the XHTML it says the XHTML is invalid LOL.

magagnon,

We’ll it’s certainly a unique implementation. Was there a particular reason to not use WordPress’es comment system?

On a side note, I’d be very interested in hearing how you integrated WordPress / phpBB as we’re looking to do a similar integration (but not for the comments).

Jinsan and Lorelle,

Thank you very much for the feedback.

We’re not happy at the moment with the sidebar nav. Right now the sidebar nav is “per section” with the site. As we fill in content in the site I think the side navigation will be changed to a consistent look-n-feel throughout the site. For example:

blog
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Themes
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Plugins
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It’s just a tad difficult ATM because we have not totally nailed down the categories etc.

We really do plan on using / featuring WordPress where it makes sense to do so. The various articles, news items, how-to’s etc. work prefectly with WordPress. We did not feel, however, that WordPress was the best tool for the theme/plugin databases. The tool we choose for that can handle either file uploads (if the author wishes to store the theme/plugin on our server) or links to multiple locations to download the resource from other sites.

We also plan on running a series of articles to highlight the features, tricks, plugins etc. that are used to build the site. There are a lot of really nice/neat WordPress sites out there and people are prob. wondering “how did they do that”?

Lorelle,

Can you tell me what page you were trying to validate? Using the footer links we’ve validated numerous pages within the site and they come up valid.

Thanks for the comments so far guys, but I guess I was not specific enough.

We’re not really that interested in “if we should have built it”. If the site has no value there will be no traffic and it will go away ??

What we’re more interested in is feedback on the design, navigation, useability etc.

Thanks