inapan

@kwoodall

Actually you can use media uploading.
There is an instruction at https://blogstew.net/VisualEditorInstructions.html

inapan

@azmuskho

The admin panel of the widget shows existing custom fields to select. To create a custom field:

– go to the WordPress dashboard
– expand ‘Posts’
– click ‘Edit’ for a post (or create a dummy post which you delete afterwards)
– if you can’t see a header ‘Custom Fields’ look at ‘Screen Options’ in the top right corner and make sure ‘Custom Fields’ is checked
– in the block ‘Custom Fields’ click ‘Enter New’
– create your custom field

In the WordPress database a custom field is created and linked to the post. If you delete the post the custom field remains, is available to link to other posts and is visible in the Quick Post Widget’s admin panel.

Hope this helps.
inapan

@aglente,

The Quick Post Widget allows commenting on posts.
It inherits the global commenting settings of your site.
If you configured your site to allow comments on new articles, posts created with the widget should have commenting on.
If you disabled comments on new articles, posts created with the widget have commenting off.

inapan

@mohdrafie

Please post this in the right forum. Your error message mentiones One Quick Post which is another frontend posting plugin.
This forum is about the Quick Post Widget.

inapan

@halluzineyt,

OK, thanks.
If you can live with that, it’s only the admin area, it’s OK with me.
You’re still free to send me your URL so I can have a look at it.

inapan

@all

We had some mail-contact. From Margarets mail:

Thank you very much for looking into this. I wanted to get the site up and running immediately so rather than wait I decided to change the url back to https://vintageimages.info and the plugin is now working great.

Solved.

inapan

@alex,

Thanks for sharing!

inapan

@halluzineyt,

I’m sorry, it is still on my wishlist. Unfortunately the wishlist has to compete with my job, family etc.
I’m pretty sure it will be there in a future release.

inapan

@halluzineyt

Please mail me your URL and if you want to the credentials of a temporary account. Mail-address is in the quick-post-widget.php file.

inapan

Thanks,

I’m sorry but from the screenshot I can only see you have a problem but it’s hard to solve it without live seeing and debugging it.

Is it possible to create a temporary account for me on your site (for free of course…)?

Please mail me, don’t post these credentials on the forum.

inapan

The problem was overlapping parent-child categories in the checklist.

With a simple change to the quick-post-widget.css file the problem with the weird checklist was solved.

Change this:

#quick_post_cat_checklist li {
    list-style-type: none;
    background: none;
    margin: 0 0 0 2px;
    padding: 0 0 0 0px;
    height: 20px;
}

to this:

#quick_post_cat_checklist li {
    list-style-type: none;
    background: none;
    margin: 0 0 0 2px;
    padding: 0 0 0 0px;
/*    height: 20px; */
}

So the ‘height’ line has been commented.

If you have HTML code displaying in the checklist I suppose something else is going on.
Please mail me your URL so we can have a look at it.

inapan

Hi Margaret,

I checked your site and saw you’re getting an error message when opening the filemanager:

Unsafe JavaScript attempt to access frame with URL https://www.vintageimages.info/user-uploads/ from frame with URL https://vintageimages.info/wp-content/plugins/quick-post-widget/mce/advimage/image.htm?ver=3.2.1. Domains, protocols and ports must match.

The difference in the two domains is the www prefix. Apparently Crossframe-Scripting is not allowed. I’m not very much into this but I will try to find a solution. I suppose it has to do with your server configuration.
If someone else has a solution, please help us out.

Could you send me an email (address in quick-post-widget.php file)?

inapan

@arni

Weird…
Do you still have your problem?
If so, could you mail me a link to your site so I can try to find out what is going on?

inapan

@mkeilhofer

I’m sorry to hear you had some difficulties. After nearly 20000 downloads I have never heard anything like this about the Quick Post Widget.

The title of your post however is in my opinion a bit misleading.
The plugin is the result of a lot of developing in my free time. A post with a title like this doesn’t do justice to all my effort to develop and support this plugin.

Please give me some more information (theme, other plugins, versions etc.) so I can try to find out whether the QPW really was the cause of your problems and perhaps improve the plugin.

inapan

Could you check whether you have a line like

define('UPLOADS'....

in your wp-config.php file?
If so, what does it say?

inapan