magdor

I added the code above to cart.php but it does not make a difference. Could you help me out by specifying where (in which files and where in the files) this code needs to be placed.

I placed it at the top of cart.php

I assume this code is only added to the header of the cart page, right?

Has anyone heard from the dev’s yet or found a solution without reverting back to 1.6.x? Currently running into the same issue.

That extra text is coming from a plugin called Subscribe remind.

And the admin login is coming your way.

Both in the settings and in the widget “Force Read More” isn’t checked. (I would expect the shortcode to read force_read_more=false by the way.)

Still the Read more link shows. Here is an example in the footer of the page:

https://www.liefde30.nl

It is in Dutch: “Lees verder”=”Read more”

Actually on updating the free and premium plugin:

You do not have to delete anything. On the installed plugins page tick the box in front of the plugin. Scroll up or down to the Bulk actions selection field and choose update. Press the apply button and presto the plugin is being updated. In this case you can even tick both the free and premium plugin. The plugins are being updated in the order they are being shown on the page.

Simply download the plugin, unpack/unzip it and upload the original functions.php file via FTP.

Instead of removing the code you could comment out the code when testing. That makes undoing your changes a lot easier.

Apart from all this, I find it a bit worrying that this simple to fix bug has not been resolved for months now… Especially since this is a great plugin.

Resolved.

Ok, I commented out the offending line and all is well now.

The scary part is that debugging mode is already disabled:

define(‘WP_DEBUG’, false);

Or does this use reverse logic?

Of course, this turned out to be my own doing. I have the cache plugin CleanerPress installed. This plugin allows you to specify on which pages a plugin should be loaded or not.

And guess what, I had the testimonials widget only turned on on one page and not on the other one. All is well now. I had found the CSS issue too, but it still not clicked until you mentioned the word ‘cache’.

Thanks Michael.

For the warnings:

If you have a cache plugin installed, try clearing the cache. In my case that removed the warnings.

Also, the settings to hide/show the social share counters and total flare counter have no effect.

I have the same issue. Also, now the counters are not lined out nicely directly below the buttons but below left in the floating bar and right of the buttons in the horizontal bar.

The 2 warnings are repeated below the post again, but now with a different line number:

Warning: array_values() expects parameter 1 to be array, string given in /domain-name/wp-content/plugins/flare/flare.php on line 913

Warning: array_sum() expects parameter 1 to be array, null given in /domain-name/wp-content/plugins/flare/flare.php on line 913

I deactivated jetpack altogether as I was only using the web stats and Google Analytics is the better tool for that.

And it is better to start a separate topic for your Flare twitter question. A better chance that those in the knowing will see it.