IndikatorDesign

I’m very interested in that too. Only 15 hours to go.

If you check the demo page with browserling (IE11), it seems to work well: https://www.browserling.com/browse/win/7/ie/11/https%3A%2F%2Fphilippstracker.com%2Fdivi-popup%2F

Not sure why, but it seems that it is resolved now. Maybe a caching issue..

Thanks!

Solved the problem. I created a new WC_Query object to get the query vars for following Ajax-Requests.

But you can simply use ‘WC()->query->get_catalog_ordering_args()’ instead.

Somedays here in the forum someone had recommended once exactly for this context a plugin. You need to rebuild the admin menu for this task. I personally do not know how good it is, but it should do exactly what you want: https://adminmenueditor.com

• This reply was modified 7 years, 9 months ago by IndikatorDesign.

Hi gnappo,

as described above, I think it can only be added manually.

The only thing you can do (if you have a little programming experience) is to trigger the creation of a new entry (Gravity Forms has a lot of hooks you can use) and then automatically write a corresponding entry into the PO database table.

Look in the table “$wpdb->prefix . po_plugins” to see the needed structure.

In the file “/plugin-organizer/lib/PluginOrganizer.class.php” on line 156 you can see how to insert an entry into the PO database table..

All you need to do is to copy your source filter and insert it with the corresponding permalink and it hashes..

• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by IndikatorDesign.

Hi gnappo,

as far as I know, PO does not support wildcards. If I remember correctly, this would have a negative effect on performance.

Alternatively, you can create a plugin group with the plugins you want to turn off.

Then you have to create a filter for each URL and deactivate the group there.

Hi ariskolore,

to control plugins in a category, it is important that this category (or an abbreviation) is reflected in the URL.

Create for this category a plugin filter then and switch on your plugins there.

Create a plugin group (or multiple groups) with the plugins you want to disable.

Enable “Custom Post Type Support” for the posts that contain your movies.

Then you can just switch off the plugin group on a post basis.

Great update. Thanks a lot.. ??

That is interesting. I would point out that the development of a plugin costs a lot of work and you do it as a blablah..

You have admitted here several times that you have no idea how the plugin works, but take the liberty to evaluate it and write an unqualified review about it’s quality.

And that’s the point. This plugin promises to improve the performance of your website and not to look good. The promise also holds it. It is one of the best performance plugins you can get.

You are free to express your opinion, that’s fine. And I am free to judge your opinion as unqualified and inappropriate.

LOL

I do not know what there is to laugh about.

Hi ozbassplayer,

as you have already seen, I am not the author of the plugins. And what you see as cynical and selfish is not so. There is no reason for that. It is meant absolutely serious.

If someone has been involved in building websites since the late nineties, he has a lot of experience.

And instead of just saying “I’m out”, it would be much more meaningful for all parties involved to communicate exactly what he finds bad and then provide corresponding constructive suggestions for improvement. I have not written anywhere that bad reviews are forbidden.

This plugin provides a very good services for its users. The author tries very hard to respond to the needs of the users and to implement all suggestions if possible.

If a new user comes and sees this review here (which does not meet the plugin and the author simply does not do justice to it), then the chance exists that this new user is scared to take advantage of this great opportunity just because the author of this review has not taken the time to understand how great the advantage of this plugin is actually.

With this background in mind, please read again my first contribution. Perhaps the word badly was not appropriate, from the rest, however, I did not turn away.

I do understand the concept of open source very well, maybe even better than you.

Interesting approach. Is not understandable how you get to it, but well.

Not as a developer, because I cannot code

I’ve almost thought of that. Thank you for your honesty. This explains the behavior.

About 5% of installations are still in use. So 95% are deinstalled again after some time.

No, this is mainly due to hard work on the part of the author for updates and the subsequent downloads of the many satisfied and grateful users. There you confused something.

The feedback forum is not meant for positive feedback only,

This is absoult right. But it should be intended for actual constructive feedback. Constructive criticism means comprehensible suggestions for solutions, because we belong to a community that tries to help each other.

most people do not take the effort to give that feedback, so the dev may conclude the plugin is great in all aspects, because no one tells him what is not so good

Would you give a look at the forum, where it is very well explained how the plugin is to be used, then you would see that the users give very much feedback about possible improvements and that the author is very interested in implementing it, if possible.

If I understand correctly, you would promote these rules:

My rules cover quite well with those of an open source community. Take and give. Do not know what is so difficult to understand now. I thought you understood that better than me.

I’m 100% sure that you are not contributing to all plugins you ever tried, nor giving feedback about it all the time.

I seriously wonder how you come to all your collateral. But well, if your world looks like this is so.

I wish you every success in finding a better solution that brings you as much as PO.

Allright, in this case it is better to wait for Jeff’s answer. Certainly he still has another idea too..

At least you can now continue to work..

That’s a little bit strange..

Please disable all plugins except PO and see if it continues. If it is solved then find out which plugin caused the problems by switching all individually one after another.

If it does not solve the problem, you should consider installing a plugin like “Members” from Justin Tadlock and check the rights for admins.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by IndikatorDesign.

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