kc257

I’m having this exact same problem. Setting the width to auto makes it fit, but all the buttons disappear. Anyone have a solution??

I just included <?php secure_invite_bulk_invite(); ?> [sorry, code above should have had ?> instead of –>, but I’m sure you guys understood] in a page. Must have Exec-PHP plugin, of course.

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Oops, I mean move the $secure_invite_invite_limit - $sent < 0 code ABOVE the code in the block… and add an || $secure_invite_invite_limit - $sent == 0 plus the appropriate add_action to make the error message appear. That should fix the default versus manual limit on invites.

I did notice that even after I increased one of our user’s invite limit to 100 (he had sent out 35 despite having the default limit set to 10), it still says “9 invites left” on his page.

I’m also getting the same error. I added code below the

($sent < $secure_invite_invite_limit || $secure_invite_invite_limit == "" || $secure_invite_invite_limit == 0 || $user_limit == 0) { return true; }

section that basically forces the function to return false if $secure_invite_invite_limit - $sent < 0. However, it only seems to work if I manually set the user’s invite limit… for example, when I was testing, I set a user to 1 invite so I wouldn’t have to use 10 e-mail addresses to get the counter to run down. Otherwise it just goes to 0 and then negative numbers.

I was able to do it by formatting the secure_invite_bulk_invite function. Install the Exec-PHP plugin, and add <?php secure_invite_bulk_invite(); --> to a new page. It’ll bascially be taking the code from the “Invites -> Bulk Invite page” in your dashboard, so you’ll have to modify some stuff. Within function secure_invite_bulk_invite(), you’ll have to change
<form action="options-general.php?page=secure_invite_list&view=bulk" method="post"> to just <form method="post"> so it won’t try to load the dashboard page. Also remove the code wrapped in the <h2> tags so you won’t see the three buttons on the upper right.

Kind of a hack job, but seems to work for me.

I think that did it, thanks!

(Very odd… I wonder why it started doing this now?)

I don’t think I’m using the wysiwyg; the post box looks exactly like the one I’m typing in right now. I tried it both ways – hand typing, and when those messed up, going back and using the buttons along the top to retag them. Both times the post stripped the closing tags.

Sorry, I meant </strong>, etc etc. I accidentally hit the backslash.

Checked there, too… says they don’t exist! ??

This is the Codex page I’m referring to: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Editing_Files

Hmm, interesting… although it still doesn’t explain why WordPress allowed the user to create a Page putting Admin as the author (under her non-Admin login name) and not be able to view or edit it after that.

Never mind, fixed it! Just created a duplicate of index.php in the root directory and renamed it blog… can now use all the wordpress template tags in blog.php. ??

I’m usually not one to bump up my own thread, but I’m getting desperate here… anyone? ??

Dang. It still doesn’t work, even with the phpexec plugin. ??

Yes, that’s a better way of putting it. ?? However, when I try to put wordpress specific template tags (such as get_header()) in a new .php page, it doesn’t work.

yes, I actually altered both. Sorry for the lack of clarification. ??

The more annoying part is that I want my sidebar to *not* have any bullets in the list elements, and they show up anyway, no matter what page I edit (the css sheet, the settings in dashboard, etc.), and I’m fully convinced WP has some page that keeps overriding my settings.