mbcoulter

Cool!

Hi Jose,

Thank you SO VERY MUCH! Your comments were very close to the perfect fix. I found this boilerplate included at the bottom of my parent theme’s functions.php file:

//Start child theme code.

function MYPARENTTHEME_CHILD_THEME() {
  class MY_CHILD_THEME extends MYPARENTTHEME {
    //Define overrides and new functionality here.
  }
  new MY_CHILD_THEME();
}

I dropped this into my child theme’s functions.php file (with my theme’s specific names) and it seems to have worked!

A quick and dirty way to do this is…

Fix for the image:

[code]
div.textwidget {
text-align: center;
}
[/code]

For the form:

[code]
form.wpcf7-form.cf7-style.cf7-style-196 {
margin: auto;
}
[/code]

Excellent. Thanks for the quick response!

I am able to confirm the error on my site too after upgrading to the FAQ version 1.0.11. The previous version 1.0.10 did not have this error:

PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘[‘ in /xxxxxxxxxxxx/wp-content/plugins/faq-wd/faq_class.php on line 27

This is running on WP version 4.4.1

This is a great plugin with tons of potential! I am also trying to get the skiplinks working with my site. Can anyone here share a link that demonstrates this functionality? I’m sure I can make mine work if I saw a demo…

Thanks!

This is a great tool for WP. I too would like to see regex supported in some way. I am subscribing to this thread incase it gets brought up again!

Thanks for that! I have the internal links working upon import, but have a similar problem with failed file imports. Here’s an example of the path that gets reported in error:

Could not find the right path to… tried…

C:/fakepath/webroot/socioecon/topics/long-file-name-(2006).xlsx

I find in every instance the failed path lacks the final folder in the URL. In this example it is “/population/”. And this is the folder where the parent “index.html” page is that links to the PDFs.

So the real path that would work (and contains the PDFs and parent index) is this
C:/fakepath/webroot/socioecon/topics/population/long-file-name-(2006).xlsx

Parsing the regex in the plugin ain’t my strong point!

BTW – the import of images works fine…

Yflement,

I think I’m seeing the same problem. Can you explain where this change needs to be made? In the meantime I’ll be poking through the plugin files looking for it…

Thanks!

OK, I noticed that within the settings of the free version of this plugin that the “Theme Default (single post)” template is the only choice. The custom template is greyed out as a “pro version” only option.

However, as I look at the documentation in the plugin I see this and the “custom template” option is NOT flagged as a pro version feature.

Can you confirm if I should be able to set and use the custom template in this free version?

Single Member View Templates
Theme Default( Single Post)
This will load the single member page based on your theme’s single.php file
Custom Template
This will load the single member page from a custom template file (team_members_template.php)

Thanks!

Here’s another example of a feed URL with special characters (/):
https://www.maxwell.syr.edu/rss.ashx?cat2=\News\Research-0

After entering and saving the URL thgrough the plugin, the slashes in the later part of the string get stripped out:
https://www.maxwell.syr.edu/rss.ashx?cat2=NewsResearch-0

Thank you and please let me know if I can be of any assistance in further troubleshooting this!