figbliss

SOLVED! That tweak to the class did it. I updated the SMS buttons filed in includes/buttons. I tested the SMS button and it properly outputted the permalink to the message section, leaving the to field blank for me to fill out.

You’re amazing.

You are the bomb! I added the filter to my child’s function.php and the custom field “scriptless_pinterest_pinid” to the post as you directed in GitHub. I checked the source code for the post and, sure enough, the image attributes outputted the test pin ID number I added to the custom field value.

I’m still developing the primary website that will use your plugin and the great integrated Pinterest support. So right now, it’s working off my Synology web station. I’m going to see if I can implement it sooner on a live website.

Thanks again.

I too would be interested enough to manually add the pin ID to a custom field. I’ll review your Github commit. My development skills are currently minimal, but I may be able to create my own staging area with your code snippets. Thank you. You’ve already done a great job with this plugin. I’d like to understand PHP as well as you apparently do.

Yep. Same thing here. The latest version of IP2Location Country Blocker has an error. It outputs “index.php” in front of the doctype so that it shows on every page. Just cost me an hour and a half of my time. I DEACTIVATED the IP2Location Country Blocker plugin until they fix it! That immediately removes the “index.php.”

Another alternative is to restore the plugin from a backup and bypass the 2.19.1 until they fix the issue in their code.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by figbliss.

I found it! In the module’s Advanced tab, I can pick the image size “full” or others. I probably should have read your instructions first. Thanks again.