Mark Jaquith

It’s stored in the postmeta table with a meta_key of _links_to

@luckynasan @swissspidy I helped @jsncam figure this out today.

Nothing to do with the plugin.

The Redis object cache on this Pantheon-hosted site had become corrupted. So the attempt to update rewrite_rules was saying it succeeded, but was not updating the cache, and not updating the option in the database. Thus: 404.

Flushing Redis sorted that out, and we’re trying the latest version of the Redis object cache drop-in from Alley/Pantheon/etc in the hopes that it’ll work better.

There is not currently an option to do that, but I’m working on an add-on plugin with more advanced features, and I’ll add that to my list of features to consider!

@gmariani405 This CSS technically could be required on any admin page, because Pages > Add Page Link opens a modal window for page creation.

I could, perhaps, only load that CSS when the modal window is opened, but I worry that it might lead to repaints as the modal window would load before the styles that apply to it.

@esloan Thank you! People occasionally report this bug, but I haven’t gotten a concrete example of it in the wild. I reproduced it on your site, and more importantly, I know why it’s happening (and it’s an easy fix).

Fix will be out soon. You can follow along here:

https://github.com/markjaquith/page-links-to/issues/100

This should get you started:

./your-script.sh | grep -E '(^\\| wp_(\d+_)?options\s+.*\soption_value|Made \d+ replacements.)'

@esloan Can you provide a URL of a page where this is happening, and tell me which link on that page is supposed to be opening in a new tab?

Can you please try version 3.2.1 and let me know if that fixes this issue?

Google Analytics has no way to see that the user viewed that PDF. PDFs are not webpages that can have embedded analytics. They are static files.

You could solve this by manually firing a page view event for Google Analytics for that URL when the URL is clicked from a webpage on your site, or you could try using a PDF viewing plugin to embed the PDF onto a webpage (and this way, Google Analytics would still fire when that page was visited).

This is weird. The plugin doesn’t output any CSS styles on the front of the site.

Your site has a bunch of weird style rules for the menu that have half-pixel values, but these seem to have been intentionally entered in some sort of inline CSS editor.

Yep, site sync would be the way to do it!

It’s alive! Please try version 1.6.1.

Thanks for the prodding, everyone.

Can you all please try version 3.1.1 and tell me if it resolves the issue?

Thanks @teknofilo — I’ll look into this!

If there’s anything in your brower’s error console, please paste it in here for me!

@tekgirlymama Many sites will not let you “iframe” them for security reasons.

@dburney the “Lingren: Thriving on Collaborative Global Investment” post opens in a new tab for me in Firefox and in Chrome.