lowlight

I’m not exactly a programmer, but it looks like the code is the same as what he’s using.

His example:

// Register new button in the editor
function my_register_mce_button( $buttons ) {
    array_push( $buttons, 'my_mce_button' );
    return $buttons;
}

My theme:

// Add TinyMCE buttons
function wpbandit_mce_buttons($buttons) {
	array_push($buttons, 'separator', 'wpbandit_button');
	return $buttons;
}

His example to call the javascript:

// Declare script for new button
function my_add_tinymce_plugin( $plugin_array ) {
	$plugin_array['my_mce_button'] = get_template_directory_uri() .'/js/mce-button.js';
	return $plugin_array;
}

My theme:

// Add TinyMCE plugins
function wpbandit_mce_plugins($plugin_array) {
	$plugin_array['wpbanditShortcodes'] = get_template_directory_uri() . '/air/theme/tinymce/tinymce.wpbandit.js';
	return $plugin_array;
}

Could the problem be that my theme is using different PHP files other than functions.php to call the buttons? It has several other files it uses in a subdirectory of the main theme.

Thanks

Hi, the theme name is named “Newsroom” and can be found at themeforest.

The site is HCW PC Gaming Reviews

The code is in a separate theme file called “theme_shortcodes.php” and these are the contents:

[ 697 lines of code moderated, that’s just way too much. For that many lines of code please use pastebin.com instead. ]

The shortcodes work fine on the site, I just lost the shortcuts to them in the WYSIWYG editor. This makes it difficult, since I can’t remember how they are structured.

Yes, that looks like the solution. Unfortunately I’d have to go back and edit hundreds of tables! Oh well, maybe for another day ??

Thanks for your support

Hi, I thought about that, but I don’t want to use javascript on my tables. I like to keep things running as lean as possible.

I suppose I’ll have to find another way then. I think I used a div with inline CSS to do it on particularly wide tables before.

Thanks anyway!

Thanks!

Hi I think you forgot to post the code ??

Of course it does, that’s how the plugin works… It inserts the title, with some stars and a score… It puts it at the bottom of the content, but I wanted to see if I could put it below the comments box or something. But then I am worried that google will ignore it if it’s down too low

And yes, I tried adding it to the custom title of the widget, but it ignores html tags

Hi, where will the pro version appear? I’d like to use it as soon as it comes out

I just have to say, I have been following your posts fixing a lot of errors in this plugin that we count on.. My site relies heavily on paginated posts, and I have noticed a huge drop in google placement. Looking at my stats, I saw a lot of little issues that didn’t seem like a big deal at the time, but I think they all add up.

Hopefully these fixes help improve things! Thanks a bunch!

I actually had a custom plugin created to show post titles of the “Next Page” link.. IE “Next page: This Content”… I see there’s a free one now

What I really wish for is the ability to set custom <title> tags for each page in a post.. So instead of just “Title of article – Page 2” we have “Title of article – This content”. This should help readers as well as google. Ideally the same could be done for meta tags.

If you know of anything like this, please let me know! I’d be willing to chip in for a plugin that does this.

I appreciate that you are considering the feedback. I’m surprised that you didn’t think a full uninstall would be necessary – if everyone thought like that, databases would get pretty bloated!

I also appreciate the license offer, but I actually already found a good calendar plugin at codecanyon… The calendar I needed was very basic – I just needed to be able to display a calendar with a list of the same recurring events every week. Since your plugin bars that feature from free users, it rendered the plugin useless for me… having only two events, but having to enter them each time made me want to look elsewhere.

Thanks for replying

I got it to work by copying the folder manually, but then when I performed the requested upgrade, it broke the entire site with database errors.

I gave up on free calendar plugins and bought one on codecanyon that I am very happy with.

I was able to work around it by setting all the permissions in my plugin files to 777

I started getting this error too, after updating W3TC. Now I have to figure out why I can’t update or delete any plugins.

This W3TC update is worse than I even thought. Now it’s breaking WordPress completely!