jeryj

Hi @bilzjkhan, Part of the point of the project is to use words that support civility in comments (ie being able to “Respect” another person’s point of view without necessarily agreeing with them). Because of this, the Engaging News Project is particular about what kinds of words get used, so we opted not to add a custom text feature. However, if you let me know the word you were wanting to use, I will let the Engaging News Project know and see if it’s something we can add to the plugin.

Sorry for the very delayed response – this message never showed up for me…

@humiges – Thanks for the helpful example! Do you have a link to a specific site that’s using buddypress with a “like” functionality that we could check out?

Hi @humiges!

Thanks for the kind words. This plugin was developed for the Engaging News Project, which is focused on digital news. Can you tell me more about what you’d use the plugin for with buddypress, or how it would be used with buddypress in general? I haven’t ever used it ??

Best,
Jerry

Hi aabella,

The error has been fixed! You can now download v1.0.5 (stable) or update the plugin via WordPress and it should resolve the errors you were experiencing.

Glad it’s working well for you! Thanks for the support, Vieker!

Hi aabella,

Very strange! It’s outputting all the code instead of RUNNING the code. I installed WordPress 4.4 and installed the Engaging Buttons plugin with success, so I can’t duplicate the error on my end. I’ll need some more information to troubleshoot this.

The default first step when troubleshooting plugins is to deactivate all your plugins, then only activate the Engaging Buttons plugin and see if the error still occurs. If everything works well, then it means that there’s some kind of interference between plugins that’s causing the error, not the plugin itself.

I’m happy to try to figure this out via email (or on this board if you’re comfortable posting your URLs publicly). Would you mind posting or emailng me the link(s) to your website? You can email me at jerry [at] engagingnewsproject [dot] org.

Hi aabella, Sorry for the slow reply. WordPress didn’t send me a message about this comment. Could you tell me what the error is (take a screenshot or copy/paste the message) so I could try to track down the issue? Any other details you have such as which version of WordPress you’re using (you can find this in the bottom right corner of your WordPress admin dashboard) and which version of PHP you’re using (you would find this at your web host) would be helpful.

I was going off the “way to push posts ordered 0 to the back of the list” part. I didn’t even consider the ascending except for zero part. I wouldn’t have figured that out as elegantly as you did so I’m glad you got that one ??

Either way, I hope they got what they needed!

An easier option could be to just change the order from ASC to DESC.

query_posts(array('paged' => $paged, 'posts_per_page' => 9, 'post_type' => 'gallery', 'cat' => $catid, 'orderby' => 'menu_order', 'order' => 'DESC'));

That will display the highest menu order # first and go down from there.

I have a fix that worked for me.

I couldn’t find where to change it in the minified file, so you have to tell the plugin to use the unminified file as well. Here’s what I did:

1. Go to comprehensive-google-maps-plugin/head.php and change line 64 from this:

wp_register_script('cgmp-google-map-orchestrator-framework', CGMP_PLUGIN_JS. '/cgmp.framework'.$minified.'.js', array(), CGMP_VERSION, true);

to this:

wp_register_script('cgmp-google-map-orchestrator-framework', CGMP_PLUGIN_JS. '/cgmp.framework.js', array(), CGMP_VERSION, true);

2. Go to comprehensive-google-maps-plugin/assets/js/cgmp.framework.js and delete or comment out these lines (231-233):

google.maps.event.addListener(googleMap, 'click', function () {
	resetMap();
});

To comment them out, it would look like this:

// google.maps.event.addListener(googleMap, 'click', function () {
//	resetMap();
// });

That code is telling each click on the google map to reset it to the original zoom, I guess. Removing it fixed it for me, and I don’t think it’s causing any other issues by not being there. The code posted by gremlinos seems to just affect the clicks on the actual markers, not clicks on the maps.

Updating to the newest version of the plugin (1.0.6.2) fixed it for me.

Also, I edited the flexslider-hg.php code to link the entire li element so that everything was clickable, not just the image. Basically, the text frame I made was covering the image some, thus it wasn’t clickable.

So, starting at line 104, I replaced a little bit of code:

<li><?php if($url) { ?><a>" title="<?php the_title_attribute(); ?>" ><?php } ?>
					<div id="slide-<?php the_ID(); ?>" class="slide">
						<?php if ( has_post_thumbnail() ) : ?>
								<?php the_post_thumbnail( $image_size , array( 'class'	=> 'slide-thumbnail' ) ); ?>
						<?php endif; ?>

						<div class="slide-data">
							<h2 class="slide-title"><?php the_title(); ?></h2>
							<?php the_excerpt(); ?>
						</div>
					</div><!-- #slide-x -->
					<?php if($url) { ?></a><?php } ?>
				</li>

Hope this saves someone some time later.

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Hi Hal,

I’m having the same issue as @netzialist.

I figured it out on my end, and it might have been the same for others. At the end of the readme, the code you give to add to the functions.php is this:

The easiest way to add a placeholder is to put this in your functions.php

function set_FlexSlider_hg_rotators()
{
	$rotators = array();
	$rotators['homepage'] = array( 'size' => 'homepage-rotator' );
	return $rotators;
}
add_filter('FlexSlider_hg_rotators', 'set_FlexSlider_hg_rotators');

Notice that FlexSlider is camelcase, while it needs to be written in all lowercase. Changing ‘FlexSlider to “flexslider” fixed it for me.

Thanks for making the plugin!

My search isn’t generating the URL right either. I have my wordpress install at pomona.jeremyjon.es/wordpress and the site homepage is set different than the directory at pomona.jeremyjon.es

The search is generating links from the wordpress install URL, so, for example, https://pomona.jeremyjon.es/wordpress/faq/search/calcium which doesn’t work. It can’t find the page.

If I remove “wordpress” from the URL, making it https://pomona.jeremyjon.es/faq/search/calcium then it works perfectly, displaying the search results for the word. Also, I can go to https://pomona.jeremyjon.es/wordpress/faq and it redirects to https://pomona.jeremyjon.es/faq perfectly. I don’t get why it won’t redirect from the search though.

Any tips on getting this to work right?

Thanks.
Jerry