somePaulo

I have the same situation here.
If I manually edit the flowpaper.php file in the plugin folder, everything works.
The only thing I did is replace the question mark symbol ? on line 330 and line 332 with the ampersand symbol &.
So line 330 changed from
$pdfUrl = 'https://flowpaper.com/flipbook/?pdf=' . esc_attr( $value ) . (strpos(esc_attr($value),WP_CONTENT_URL)===0?"?wp-hosted=1":"");
to
$pdfUrl = 'https://flowpaper.com/flipbook/?pdf=' . esc_attr( $value ) . (strpos(esc_attr($value),WP_CONTENT_URL)===0?"&wp-hosted=1":"");
and line 332 changed from
$pdfUrl = 'https://flowpaper.com/flipbook/?pdf=' . esc_attr( $value ) . (strpos(esc_attr($value),WP_CONTENT_URL)===0?"?wp-hosted=1":"");
to
$pdfUrl = 'https://flowpaper.com/flipbook/?pdf=' . esc_attr( $value ) . (strpos(esc_attr($value),WP_CONTENT_URL)===0?"&wp-hosted=1":"");

Any chance you can make the change upstream?

Any news on this one?
Tried all kinds of CSS all to no avail…

Try updating your permalinks.
The correct URL should work without the question mark.

Hi!
Is there any chance of having this as an option in the menu item/widget?
Wouldn’t want to have to create child themes for just one filter ??

Hi,

I’m not really sure how to implement it, but it seems you either need to simply call it alongside picturefill or also somehow require it when you load picturefill.

There’s surprisingly little information on this plugin, but people recommend it on StackOverflow for situations where pictures are being loaded into the DOM dynamically with AJAX and JS.

Here are some links that seem relevant:
https://jsfiddle.net/qek32t4e/
https://github.com/scottjehl/picturefill/issues/562

The page at https://scottjehl.github.io/picturefill/ says:

Mutation plugin: This plugin automatically detects any DOM mutation and polyfills new or changed responsive images automatically. It also adds support for responsive images IDL attributes/properties. If you have a highly dynamic website or a SPA you probably want to use this plugin. (This plugin does not work with IE8.)

And this one https://ramsay.xyz/2016/07/14/picture-element-pollyfill.html says:

Including both picturefill.min.js plugins/mutation/pf.mutation.min.js on the page will allow last year’s browser to display your lovely mobile images.

Why not use the Magnific Popup script to load up the printing page?

And reverse ordering would be cool too…

This might be of help – https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/67357/sort-users-in-get-users-in-custom-order

Perhaps adding an option that would filter the get_users query using role__in and/or role__not__in would do it.

Actually, what seems to be breaking the pagination is the feature that swaps the page name or ID for the language code on the front page. But that is an essential feature that my client absolutely needs, as well as the pagination.
Please help.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by somePaulo.

Hi @tegonikos,
Did you find solution for this by any chance?
Having exactly the same problem…

• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by somePaulo.

Hi Thomas,

Thank you for the suggestion.
Unfortunately, debug.log was not created.
Server logs show no error records either.
Mystery…

Which php function are you referring to?

Will try to recreate the website on another server, if I have the time, to check things out.

I can confirm that.
I guess Polylang uses term relationships to relate translations to originals. It affects everything – posts, pages, taxonomies, terms, slugs, options, you name it.
Is there any way to make Sweep aware of Polylang insertions?
Maybe a check for Polylang presence, or even a more generic check for metas and relationships registered by other plugins?

@richcorner – you can still find v1.20 on the WayBack archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20150623040007/https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-pipes/
Just click on the Download button there.

Activation straight after install returns this error, but activating after this from the installed plugins page does work.