Jardry

I’ve decided not to use this plugin.

For what its worth, I’m getting the same error after having upgraded.

Warning: Missing argument 2 for WPFB_Core::TitleFilter() in /home/XXXXXXXXX/public_html/mega/wp-content/plugins/wp-filebase/classes/Core.php on line 283

Thanks for the response xnau – my programming skills are ZILCH!

Looks like I’ll have to wait until you implement it, or another WordPress Guru comes to my rescue.

Not sure what I did, but whatever it was it seesm to now be working.

I’ve just installed version 1.5.1a of this plugin and find it does not automatically update my tweets.

FYI I am running WP 2.7 on a Windows hosting platform.

If I go to the plugin’s option page, I can manually update tweets, but that kind of defeats the purpose of having the plugin!

Yes – I do.
Will remove it.

AlexRabe,

Are you able to advise whether indivdual galleries in a post can be swithced between slideshow and list view.

Also, can the view be switched?

I deactivated cForms and activated WP-Table and the table works again!

I then tried activating cForms and received a Fatal Error.

Reversed the process and then WP-Table received a Fatal Error.

Has anyone been able to review the plugin code for WP-Table to make it compliant with the latest version of WordPress.

For what its worth – I’m experiencing the same problem!!

Does anyone know of a fix?

Jardry

moshu,

I do edit my files off line through dreamweaverand then FTP them.

The circumstance arose because a plugin writer wanted to access my blog to try and resolve an issue with his plugin and he needed to be able to edit the plugin file on the web site.

When he went to Manage –> Files, he couldn’t load the file that he needed to edit.

So once again, I would appreciate any comment as to whether my experience is an isolated occurance, or if it is something that others have also experienced.

Jardry

I think I have this worked out!

I added into the $date_array “+(60*60*14.5)”:

$date_array = localtime(time()+(60*60*14.5)) ;

The server is in Dallas USA which is in timezone GMT -5, I’m in Australia in timezone GMT +9.5, which means I need to add 14.5 * 60 minutes * 60 seconds to get my local time.

When I uploaded the edited file, it indicated no views to date, then I visited a couple of posts and the counts commenced. I’ll check it throughout the day and hopefully when I check tomorrow morning the counts will be lower than what they were late tonight!

The plugin’s option page allows you to selct pages.

WordPress Admin –> Options –> Search Everything

This is the date function within the plugin:

function todays_date() {
	$date_array = localtime(time()) ;
	$month = $date_array[4]+1;
	if ($month<10) {
	$month = "0".$month;
	}
	$day = $date_array[3];
	if ($day<10) {
	$day = "0".$day;
	}
	$year = $date_array[5] + 1900 ;
  $cdate = "$year-$month-$day";
  return $cdate;
  }

Where and how do I change the above code so as to offset the day to use my localtime rather than the server’s time.

Regards

Jardry

Does anyone know of a wordpress plugin lighbox script that displays a group of images as a slideshow?

This appears to be the closest to a “lightbox slideshow” script that I have come across but it is not a WordPress plugin.

Has anyobe been able to modify the script for use within WordPress, if so, would they be so kind as to share.

Is there any other “lightbox” script that has a “slideshow” option that can be used within WordPress.

Jardry