khrisme

Wow, thanks for your efforts!

Hi there,

@the Author: thank you for the plugin, it saves a lot of time and effort.

@mucheroni: as I experience it, the plugin requires at least php5.5 and it will work as described.

May be you should try to empty your cache, and you can log in again using the same browser.

Hi,

did you read the FAQ section of the plugin?

It says:

I can’t get into my admin panel. How do I fix it?
Since it is possible to lock yourself out of the dasboard, WordPress HTTPS comes with a way to reset the plugin’s settings. The plugin makes no permanent changes to WordPress, so this will restore all settings to their defaults. Follow directions under “How do I reset the plugin’s settings?”

How do I reset the plugin’s settings?
Go to /wp-content/plugins/wordpress-https/wordpress-https.php and uncomment (remove the two forward slashes before) the line below, or go to your wp-config.php file and add this line. Hit any page on your site, and then remove it or comment it out again.
define('WPHTTPS_RESET', true);

I hope that helps.

Hi,

thank you for your response. It’s OK for me, not a late reply, thanks!
Switching to a higher PHP version solved everthing. Thanks!

Have a great time!

Hey there,

thanks so much, looking forward to it,

Have a nice time,
khrisme

Hallo!

Vielen Dank, es funktioniert echt gut.

MfG:
khrisme

And of course marked this topic as resolved.
Thank you!

Thank you so much!
Now activating the plugin works fine.
I go and have a closer look and play around a little bit.
I am sooo excited about how it works ??

Here you are:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_FUNCTION in ….plugins/scheduled-content-actions/inc/scripts.php on line 9

Thanks for taking the time!

To open the link in a new tab:

1. Find the following in the code:

$out .= "<li><a class='post' href='$link' title='$title'>$title</a>{$date}{$summary}

2. Replace with the following:

$out .= "<li><a class='post' target='_blank' href='$link' title='$title'>$title</a>{$date}{$summary}

That’s it.