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Hi,

We have the same problem on a Windows XP desktop. Here are some “clues” we gathered but we still have this error and no solution :

– The IO error happens only on some Win XP installations (worked on a Windows XP 2002 SP3 but not on the customer desktop, unknown XP version at the moment of writing this post)
– Using IE or Firefox doesn’t change anything
– Disabling Windows firewall or antivirus doesn’t change anything
– Using browser or flash method doesn’t change a lot : browser method returns a 205 Reset Content error, flash method returns an I/O Error (likely to be the same…)
– Error happens only on files larger/around 3 MB (pdf/images/anything)
– Uploading using any method works great using Ubuntu
– There is no log of this error in access_log nor in error_log

The problem is this error happens on one of our customers’ desktop so he can’t use WordPress…

Does anyone have a hint to solve that please ?

Hi,

Here is the AIOSEO filter approach to allow front page translations. Just paste this in your theme functions.p?p or create a aioseo-fix plugin :

/* AIOSEO hack : If using a static front page then use title, description and keywords from page meta instead of AIOSEO config */
/* Please AIOSEO developpers, could you modify the plugin so that this dirty hack would be useless ? */
function custom_aioseop_home_page_title($home_title){
	global $post,$aiosp;
	if ($aiosp->is_static_front_page() && $aiosp->internationalize(get_post_meta($post->ID, "_aioseop_title", true))){
		$home_title = $aiosp->internationalize(get_post_meta($post->ID, "_aioseop_title", true));
	}
	return $home_title;
}
function custom_aioseop_description($description){
	global $post,$aiosp;
	if ($aiosp->is_static_front_page() && $aiosp->get_post_description($post)){
		$description = $aiosp->get_post_description($post);
	}
	return $description;
}
function custom_aioseop_keywords($keywords){
	global $post,$aiosp;
	if ($aiosp->is_static_front_page() && $aiosp->internationalize(get_post_meta($post->ID, "_aioseop_keywords", true))){
		$keywords = $aiosp->internationalize(get_post_meta($post->ID, "_aioseop_keywords", true));
	}
	return $keywords;
}
add_filter('aioseop_home_page_title','custom_aioseop_home_page_title');
add_filter('aioseop_description','custom_aioseop_description');
add_filter('aioseop_keywords','custom_aioseop_keywords');

We have made a request on AIOSEO forum so that authors modify the plugin…

As this is a WP more general issue, i solved it using a filter on the_content in functions.php :

function custom_fix_paragraph($content){
	$content = str_replace ('<p><div','<div',$content);
	$content = str_replace ('</div></p>','</div>',$content);
	return $content;
}
add_filter('the_content', 'custom_fix_paragraph');

For this to work with postlists, i had to remove the author comment (sorry), because it was added between the p and the div opening tags.

Hello Heitarosd,

I know this is not an issue, but you can achieve the same thing without hacking WordPress. Just put the next code to your theme functions.php :

class custom_walker_category extends Walker_Category {
	// Copy here your functions you want to override (like your hacked start_el function)
}
function custom_list_categories($args = array() ) {
	$args = wp_parse_args( $args );
	$args['walker'] = new custom_walker_category;
	wp_list_categories( $args );
}

And then replace in your templates :

wp_list_categories('yourargs...');

by :

custom_list_categories('yourargs...');

Hope this helps.

Mathieu at IRCF.

Hi Kasparsd,

Widget Context is a great plugin, but lately, after upgrading plugin and WordPress 3.0 RC2, display/hide widgets by URL didn’t worked (anymore ?)

The function get_current_url() (line 226) returned “https://…” instead of “https://”, while my site DOESN’T use https at all…

I just replaced line 233 :
$url = (!empty($_SERVER['HTTPS']))
by this :
$url = (isset($_SERVER['HTTPS']) && $_SERVER["HTTPS"]=="on")

Note : My web server handle https but for other sites…

Thank you for your work.

Mathieu at IRCF.
https://www.ircf.fr