Lovedoodle

phmadore and evanw, here’s what I did to retain individual author feeds while using this plugin…

Open up the main plugin file (FeedBurner_FeedSmith_Plugin.php) and edit the function called ol_feed_redirect() starting on line 109. Just add a conditional && !is_author() to the first portion of the if statement so it looks like this:

function ol_feed_redirect() {
	global $wp, $feedburner_settings, $feed, $withcomments;
        if (is_feed() && $feed != 'comments-rss2' && !is_single() && !is_author() && $wp->query_vars['category_name'] == '' && ($withcomments != 1) && trim($feedburner_settings['feedburner_url']) != '') {

That did the trick for me.

Nevermind, I found the problem.

In the glossaryClass.php file the variables are not named correctly for the function insert_term.

The textarea input field is named “define” not “definition” as indicated on lines 80, 83, and 84.

Switching the variable named $definition to $define solved the problem for me.

Actually, I moved this over to the WPMU forum

Thanks so much for posting your solution, LockeAG4! it’s perfect!

Nevermind… I don’t need this plugin anymore >:(

This issue (plugin upgrades) seemed to be fixed, when I upgraded from 2.6.2 to 2.8.4. I assumed it was because of some customizations I forgot about that I made in the core files. Try re-installing wordpress or upgrading.

Change line 264 of search-unleashed.php to false ??

Um, I don’t think that’s the same issue….

Why do we get the message:

“Could not copy the file”
“Installation Failed”?

when updating PLUGINS??

I get the same error as dartiss no matter which plugin I try to install. I’m using WP version 2.6.2.

Here’s what I’ve tried:

• * Changed permissions of the wp-content/plugin/ folder to 777
• * Changed permissions of the wp-content/upgrade/ folder to 777
• * Uninstalled and re-installed the plugin

After all of that, I still get this error:

Downloading update from https://downloads.www.ads-software.com/plugin/custom-field-images.1.9.2.zip

Unpacking the update

Could not copy file: /wp-content/upgrade/main/custom-field-images/screenshot-2.png

Installation Failed

I use a significant amount of plugins on my blog and it’s very time consuming to manually update plugins. If there’s a way to fix this feature, I’m all for it.

I’m using WP 2.6.2. The sitemap still won’t update automatically, and it updates only when i click “Rebuild sitemap manually”. It doesn’t add posts to the sitemap on it’s own.

I’ve searched this site thoroughly and attempted every suggestion that wasn’t too ridiculous: deactivated it, re-installed it with updated versions (including this one), unchecked all the notification services, rechecked them, but the dreaded message: “Your sitemap is being refreshed at the moment. Depending on your blog size this might take some time!” is still there. Any other ideas of what could be causing this?

I’m having the same problem as this guy, i guess:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/210599?replies=2

Well, the instructions are on the page if you follow the link. Maybe you’ll just have to abandon the easy route and create a sitemap index without trying to use the plugin… At least you won’t have to wait 10 months for the author to respond…

Google says if you have more than 50,000 urls then the next best thing to do is to create more than one sitemap and you can combine them using a sitemap index. My site also has more than 50,000 urls and I found the only other solution here:
https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/docs/en/protocol.html#sitemapFileRequirements

We wish the plugin could do all of this for us, but that would be like asking for a brand new plugin… unless there’s one out there that does this already…

Hope I’m at least a little bit helpful…

Also, it was working on it’s own at one point when the plugin was first installed, but it just stopped all of a sudden.

I’m still having this problem. That message is always showing (even after I’ve tried ljdiaz’s solution twice) and it didn’t work for me. New content on my blog is added everyday and I’ve found that the sitemap only updates when i click the ‘rebuild sitemap manually’ button, never on its own. If it is a Wp-Cron-Job problem what should I be looking for in the ‘debug function’?

FYI I’m kind of a noob at this.