James Carroll

Here’s the code, which does call bcn_display(); I’m not sure why it failed. No, it doesn’t look for bcn_breadcrumb_admin.php.


function section_template() {
?>
<div class="breadcrumb subtext">
<?php
if(function_exists('bcn_display')){
if(pagelines_option('breadcrumb_no_link')){
//Make new breadcrumb object
$breadcrumb_trail = new bcn_breadcrumb_trail;
//Setup options here if needed
//Fill the breadcrumb trail
$breadcrumb_trail->fill();
//Display the trail, but don't link the breadcrumbs
bcn_display(false,false);
}else{
bcn_display();
}
}else{
echo '<p style=text-align:center;>';
_e('Please activate the Breadcrumb-NavXT plug-in to use the section.', 'pagelines');
echo '</p>';
}

?>
</div>
<?php
}

After upgrading to 5.0.0, I did reactivate Breadcrumb NavXT, but the plugin stopped working for me. I even deleted the plugin and reinstalled it. I am using a child theme of “Platform” Version: 1.4.3 [1]. Granted, this is an old theme which has been deprecated by the developer, so I don’t expect Breadcrumb NavXT to support it. But, since I did have this problem, I will be staying with version 4.4.0.

[1] Platform is by https://www.pagelines.com/

Worked for me, too.

I don’t know, but this looks the same as

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/yoast-gaoutbound-article-not-found-errors?replies=7

To which ronr1999, Member, Posted 4 months ago

In Yoast Google Analytic’s plugin:

Uncheck: “Track outbound clicks & downloads”

That should do it…

However, quoting myself, “I’d like to track outbound clicks without having false URLs. Any advice? Thanks!”

PageLine Settings > Platform Settings > Typography > Secondary Font > Edit Font Styling > Text Transform > lowercase

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Agreed; I’d like to track outbound clicks without having false URLs. Any advice? Thanks!

Looks the same as this:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/yoast-gaoutbound-article-not-found-errors?replies=6

In Yoast Google Analytic’s plugin:

Uncheck: “Track outbound clicks & downloads”

That should do it…

per ronr1999

Thank you for “confirming” this, especially so quickly; my solution was to both use printfriendly and a set of CSS print directives, modified from the Styling for Print WordPress codex article. Same here, please let me know if you learn more. Feel free to mark this as resolved.

Perhaps I should clarify: I installed the MD5 Password Hashes plugin and then imported directly into the database using PhpMyAdmin, not “Import Users from CSV”; after getting the accounts in the database with minimal information (username, password, user id), I then used “Import Users from CSV” to update the accounts with the rest of their information (first name, last name, and all the user_meta fields). I did this for over 600 users with over ten meta fields each.

Good luck!

kcharity,

Yes, I have done this successfully with MD5 Password Hashes plugin. I know the plugin page warns that it hasn’t been updated in over two years. But I haven’t had any trouble with it. YMMV.

Cheers,
James

Sounds like you are looking for a plugin to display the “Stream” or “Status feed”; this is (optionally) included in the Facebook Like Box:
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/like-box/
If so, I’m working on the same thing. I’ve tried the Like Box, but I’ve been fighting the wide horizontal margins of the Like Box: the content of the stream is too narrow. I have tried custom CSS, but I didn’t get it working; I did find that I could get the status feed in RSS format, and then display the RSS feed in the WordPress sidebar using the a built-in WordPress widget. The result resolved my issue of the excessive margins and narrow content.

How did you resolve your issue?

Thanks,

I posted my code at the URL below, with the following description:

Adds a button to the admin panel to enable export specific user fields from the wp_usermeta and wp_user database tables to a CSV file. The export is restricted to administrator users (based on the ‘export’ capability) The specific fields are defined in the PHP code of the plugin. User fields are specific to MassageNet.org custom user fields and will not work without modification. In order to use this plugin, you will need to edit the code. If you don’t know how and don’t want to learn how, then find a programmer who does. If you want to use this plugin, you will need to mofify the code. My code is based on Mike Schinkel‘s post on WordPress Stackexchange: https://goo.gl/wqNyZ with help from sksmatt and scribu. Thank you!

https://pastebin.com/NkVv9bSn

Leo,

Don’t wait for me to release your product.

As for server logs, what am I looking for? Any error or warning messages? I only have 600 users, but each user has about two dozen custom fields, so we might be hitting that memory limit.

(FYI, I resolved my issue by writing my own plugin, based on the code I posted earlier. I’m happy to share my code; if anyone wants it, just let me know, and I’ll share it.)

Thanks,
James

@t.sjogren,

Yup, I opened the code and see where the fields are defined. Thanks for the tip. I haven’t tested it, because I’m not using BuddyPress at this time.

Thanks,
James

Thank you! This answers my question.