Florian Ziegler

Thanks for posting your solution. Much appreciated. ??

We’ll have that fixed asap, so that you should be able to use any kind of character (even quotes!) in your collection descriptions. ??

About the missing email:

• Does the collection author (the user you are logged in as, when creating the collection) have a valid email set? (You can check, when you edit your profile.)
• Have you checked your spam folder?

Pretty sure I found what’s causing it. It is a kind of embarrassing bug on our end. ??

It should work, once you remove the quotes around the word “Save” in your collection description.

Please confirm, if the collection is then correctly displayed.

Hey zdword,

can you send me a link to your collection?

Also: Are you on the latest version? (0.7.4)

No worries. ??

1. Do you use any caching plugins?
2. Do you have plugins installed, that change image handling in WordPress? (Some gallery plugins might interfere with image loading.)

If possible, deactivate those plugins and check if picu works.

If you can provide a list of all the plugins you use, we can debug from our end as well.

Again: You may also send this info to [email protected].

Hi!

Can you send us a link to the collection you created?

If you do not want to share the link publicly, use one of the contact methods you can find on our website: https://picu.io/support/

You don’t necessarily need the API key for the plugin to work. Enabling “Use Google to get location data” is enough in most cases.

You can set your location by visiting the WordPress Dashboard.

If the Dashboard widget isn’t there, click on “Screen Options” on the top right, and enable “Whereabouts (your username)”.

Now you should be able to set your location.

All information is stored in the wp_usermeta table, with the meta_key of “whab_location_data”, individually for each user.

To calculate the time for a user you need to add the “utc_difference” value to the current utc time, which you can get via the php time() function.

I have not used the amr-users plugin, so I can’t help you on that end. But maybe they can assist you? ??

Right now this is not possible.

I thought about putting the widget to set the location on the user profile page, but found that it is more convenient to have it right on the dashboard, so it is instantly accessible.

Your’re welcome! ??

Hey there!

Yes, that’s possible – if you are willing (and able) to add some code to your theme.

1. Add a shortcode for each user you want to display:

[whereabouts user="PLACE_USER_ID_HERE" link_location="0" time_format="D, h:ia" show_tz="0"]

Notice that I added the time format you described above to the time_format attribute of the shortcode.

2. To change the output to the format you like to see, add this code to the functions.php file in your theme folder:

add_filter( 'whab_widget_output', 'my_function_to_change_whereabouts_output', 10, 3 );

function my_function_to_change_whereabouts_output( $output, $args, $location ) {

    $user = get_user_by( 'id', $args['user'] );
    $output = $user->display_name . ' - ';
    $output .= $location['location_name'] . ' - ';
    $output .= date( $args['time_format'], time() + $location['utc_difference'] );
    return $output;
}

Be aware that this changes the output everywhere (for all widgets and shortcodes).