iAnguel

Hi Volkmar,

Thanks for the recommendations. My Flatsome theme actually generates all the srcset stuff automatically so I don’t really want to mess around with it. Now I experimented and maybe found some kind of workaround: Because the default small 150px thumbs are actually not used on my site, I simply increased the WordPress thumbnail size to 300px (x 169px to even have the same 16:9 ratio I have set in WooCommerce). After that, I now see this bigger thumbnail in your tool so I can crop it as I like and when the theme’s srcset must pick a file bigger than the 247x139px WooCommerce thumb it now just picks the bigger 300x169px WordPress thumb. Seems to work fine so far, what do you think? ??

Best regards,

Anguel

Many thanks Alexandru! Looking forward to this option.

Best ragards,

Anguel

Many thanks, Daan!

Best regards,

Anguel

Hi,

First thanks for the great plugin!
Any update on this topic?
After removing Google Fonts via OMGF I still had two lines I didn’t like to see (although these might not cause and GDPR problem as you say):

<link rel='dns-prefetch' href='//fonts.googleapis.com' />
<link href='https://fonts.gstatic.com' crossorigin rel='preconnect' />

To remove the first one I had to completely disable Google Fonts in my Flatsome theme which is not that nice, as this option must stay enabled to be able to configure the other font settings for the theme. Maybe it would be nice if OMGF can disable the line for me.

To remove the second line I had to disable “Optimize Google Fonts” in the WP Rocket plugin I am using.

Hope this information helps.

Anguel

• This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by iAnguel.

Hi All,

same problem here, also running on Host DOMAINFACTORY
WP 4.9.8
PHP 7.2.11

OUTPUT IN WP BACKEND IS:
<b>Warning</b>: call_user_func_array() expects parameter 1 to be a valid callback, class ‘Jarvis\Plugin’ not found in <b>/MY_PATH_TO_WP/wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php</b> on line <b>286</b><br />
<br />
<b>Warning</b>: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /MY_PATH_TO_WP/wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php:286) in <b>/MY_PATH_TO_WP/wp-admin/includes/misc.php</b> on line <b>1126</b><br />

Note: MY_PATH_TO_WP represents the server path for my specific WordPress install.

Looks like it may be a Domainfactory specific problem ??

Anguel

EDIT: Looks like one of the customers having the problem is not at Domainfactory, so it may not be specific to this host.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by iAnguel.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by iAnguel. Reason: Maybe not Domainfactory-specific

@costicozma: Thank you so much for the solution! ??
This stupid plugin has filled up all my posts in my WordPress database with this stupid piece of code. Will need to clean them up ??

Which shortcode do you mean, I am not sure. I only use
[zotpress collection=”XYZ” sortby=”date” order=”desc” target=”new”]
and now need to somehow get the number of items of that collection “XYZ”.

BTW, you are displaying that numbers in the Zotpress backend when I go to the BROWSE tab and then under “Your Library” I see a dropdown that currently has two items: “Top Level” and “All Citations (21 Subcollections, 0 items)”. Then I select the “All Citations” and in the dropdown I see the subcollections “Citations A (7 items)”, “Citations B (12 items)”, etc.
So the numbers I need to display on my site through some shortcode are the 7, the 12, etc. Right now I update them by hand for all 21 subcollections, but this is much work as new items are added regularly ??

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

Ah ok, I was talking especially about the collections. The best would be to be able to position the number of items wherever I need it, e.g. somewhere in the text of a webpage. This way I could refer to the number of citations in a subcollection and if new citations are added there, the total number of citations would be auto-updated in my text. But as you say this would require an extra shortcode. If I understand, you prefer to display it e.g like this:

20 items
then the items follow

Do I understand correctly?

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

Sorry Katie, I was asking if such a shortcode actually exists. I did not find one when looking at the Zotpress help. It would be very helpful to display the number of items in a subcollecton on a website. Something like:
[zotpress itemsincollection=”GMGCJU34″]
Would it be hard to add such a feature?

UPDATE: Good news! The old Envato plugin has been now replaced by a new one:
https://github.com/envato/wp-envato-market
I don’t see the spinning wheels problems so far.

@katie: Well, I am not an expert so I cannot say which of the two plugins is causing the problem, I can just say that there is a problem. I know that the Envato plugin is widely used and I am running it besides many other plugins but the only conflict it gives is with Zotpress, so I thought that Zotpress support forum is the right place to report the problem. I will try to contact the Envato people but I am pretty sure that they will tell me to ask in the Zotpress forums as they don’t see any conflicts with other plugins.
Especially, they will not be able to test anything as they probably don’t have a Zotero account. Now I noticed that the problem seems to appear only when there are many items to display in a Zotero subcollection.

@esmi: I don’t understand… This is my topic.

Hi Katie!

Is there any chance that you have a look at the non-ending spinning wheel problem caused by the Envato WordPress Toolkit plugin:
https://github.com/envato/envato-wordpress-toolkit
As I mentioned above, this plugin is widely used for auto-updating Envato marketplace (Themeforrest) themes and it is causing the spinning wheels conflict. It is really annoying to have to enable/disable the plugin every time to make Zotpress work.

Thanks in advance.

Anguel

Hi again!

It was not the firewall, after moving the site to a non-firewalled domain I started disabling every plugin and finally found out that the non-ending spinning wheel problem is caused by the Envato WordPress Toolkit plugin:
https://github.com/envato/envato-wordpress-toolkit
This plugin is widely used for auto-updating Envato marketplace (Themeforrest) themes. I expected everything but not this one…

The plugin is on github – you can download the zip and install it by copying to the WP plugins directory. Maybe you can easily find out which part is actually causing the strange error.

Anguel

Thanks Katie,

Currently the problematic site is protected by Sucuri firewall so I will try to move it first to make sure that this is not the cause of the problem and will then contact you. Theme is UX Flatsome: https://flatsome.uxthemes.com/
The strange thing is that the spinning wheel also appears on the backend where the theme should not be affecting things IMHO. On the other hand, another site works ok with the same library, same Zotpress login and plugins enabled.
I will come back to you soon.

Anguel