ianhaycox

Thank you for the feedback and fix.

Yep – bit of a dumb PHP 101 error ??

I’ll update the plugin with the fix.

Ian.

The only way to restore reminders is to remove some meta data for the user.

I suggest you install the plugin User Meta Manager, https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/user-meta-manager/

Using the User Meta Manager, from the list of users hover over the username, then click ‘Delete Meta’

Choose the meta key:

motorracingleague_reminder_cancel_x

where x is the season ID

and confirm deletion of this entry and the user should get reminders again.

Ian.

If you put a shortcode on a post to display results, is anything shown ?

Have you clicked ‘update scores’ after entering the predictions – if there are no results, nothing will be shown.

If you have ‘User must be logged in’ checked, then when they come back to the prediction form, the previous prediction is shown and they can change it up until the prediction deadline.

It is probably an issue with lack of memory on the web server.

Using FTP navigate to /wp-content/plugins and rename the plugin’s folder motor-racing-league to a temporary name. That will deactivate the plugin.

You will need to look at the error log on your server to see if any errors are reported and let me know.

It may be an issue with your theme, but without a URL to the site I can’t offer any more help.

You’re not missing anything, the plugin allows different users to make the same picks and does not prevent duplicates.

Make sure you have the option checked to prevent users from seeing other users’ picks before the deadline, then there is less possibility of ‘copy-cats’.

Ian.

Good idea.

I will look at adding that option for the next version in a few weeks.

Ian.

Hi Dan,

Thanks for the heads-up and suggested code change.

I will add a supplementary option when ‘Use Race Points’ is checked to allow the admin to choose if only an exact match should be scored.

In the next version of the plugin you won’t need to edit motorracingleaguescoring.php, just check the new option.

Ian.

Firstly I would suggest posting a link to the site so we can see via the browser’s CSS inspector your classes etc.

A couple of other possible issues,

1. I can’t see a </style> tag

2. CSS comments I believe are /* … */ not <!— … —> so this may cause an issue.

Ian.

Use == to test for equality not =

if(( $record = false ) OR ( $record = null ))

should be

if(( $record == false ) OR ( $record == null ))

otherwise your setting $record and trashing the results from get_row

Same forthe if() below.

Thanks for the tip.

A better workaround than the one I had. Much cleaner.

Does,

[euro-2012-predictor ranking=1 limit=100]

do what you want ?

Have a look in the Help menu for more options and shortcodes.

Ian.

You could try the https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/widget-logic/ plugin

You would need to create several Text Widgets with different content and then using the plugin above only show the required widgets for each page.

Ian.

There are two DIV’s in the document with the id of ‘wrapper’.

id’s should be unique.

I just changed the second ‘wrapper’ id to ‘wrapper2’ and this seemed to fix the footer on Chrome. Not tried other browsers.

Ian.

Whilst the function wp_mail exists in pluggable.php your if statement will always evaluate to false so you never try to re-declare wp_mail.

But you can’t re-declare PHP functions, however you can override them. See https://php.net/manual/en/function.override-function.php

E.g.

rename_function('wp_mail', 'original_wp_mail' );
override_function('wp_mail', '$a,$b,$c,$d', 'echo "My wp_mail";');

However – I would suggest this is a really bad idea. Any other WP component (plugins, themes, core) would then use your wp_mail function and possibly break. In addition any bug fixes, filters or actions in the core wp_mail will not be actioned.

Why not just wrap wp_mail in your own mailing function ?