Micah Miller-Eshleman

Thanks Mihai, this would work for my use case.

Thanks Pothi,

It turns out that just proxying the client’s IP address through nginx as an “X-Forwarded-For” header seems to have resolved this. I’ll close this issue if I don’t run into further bugs today or tomorrow.

Sorry, it turns out this bug has to do with our recent implementation of a proxy server (Varnish & nginx) in front of Apache, which hosts WordPress.

In other words, Apache now thinks all users have the same IP address, evil bots and regular users alike. Interestingly enough, most users are still able to login even after seeing this error message.

Thanks for the quick response. I’ve heard similar things from others about the mess that is the media library frontend.

No promises, but I may be able to spend some time this weekend poking around with the code and will let you know if I get anywhere.

Hi @vaakash, a couple quick questions:

1. Do you plan on updating this plugin, or just sharing fixes as bugs arise?

2. Do you see the [sc: syntax ever coming back, or will a new version of the plugin only support [sc name="", as WordPress no longer encourages colons in shortcodes?

Thanks again for your great work on this. There’s a reason so many people depend on Shortcoder.

Yes, please fix this bug!

In the meantime, we’ll be downgrading to version 1.20
https://downloads.www.ads-software.com/plugin/google-captcha.1.20.zip

Thanks for a great plugin.

– Micah

Sorry, I guess I wasn’t clear.

The problem is that not even the Web safe fonts work in gmail. The default is 14px Verdana and when I inspect the body of email I see 12px “arial, san-serif”.

I think the issue is that the font isn’t directly applied to the <p> tags in the email, either inline or in the stylesheet, so Google overrides it with it’s default font.

– Micah

Thanks again Mike!

The WP_Job_Manager_Ajax class is fine. The issue is in the javascript itself, where “get_listings” is appended to the ajax request’s url:

https://github.com/Automattic/WP-Job-Manager/blob/2186be2d478bca10a8266652635331a231f27511/assets/js/ajax-filters.js#L109

url: job_manager_ajax_filters.ajax_url + 'get_listings',

Appending “get_listings/” instead of “get_listings” would solve the problem for me, but I don’t know how it might after other server configurations. Thanks again for looking into this!

Thanks Hugh, here’s a quick workaround.

/**
 * Set the podcast title as the excerpt, so it gets used for the itunes:subtitle field
 */
function gc_podcasts_use_title_as_excerpt() {
	global $post;
	if (is_feed() and $post->post_type == 'podcast') {
		return $post->post_title;
	}
}
add_filter( 'get_the_excerpt', 'gc_podcasts_use_title_as_excerpt' );

I’m good to go, so there’s no need to update your plugin.

Thanks, you were right, it’s due to a plugin conflict between Post Thumbnail Editor and WordPress SEO Premium (yoast.com). I’ve deactivated all plugins except these two, and the error only occurs when both are activated at the same time.

The javascript error is the same, but more specifically it involves line 4320 of media-views.js, in the info function.

+1. Please fix this. It’s really annoying on a large multisite.

Thanks Steve, you can email me at [email protected]

– Micah

Awesome, thanks Steve!

– Micah

I’m having the same issue. The problem occurs on smaller screens where there are two rows of buttons above the editor (b, i, h1, h2 … code, comment, more) instead of one. Since this plugin adds additional buttons (light/dark, 12, fullscreen), it makes the problem all the more apparent. The second row of buttons covers the top line or two of the editor.

In terms of html, the issue is that the #ed_toolbar div (row(s) of buttons) is positioned absolutely and the .CodeMirror-wrap div (editor) is positioned below with a margin-top of 35px. When the #ed_toolbar takes up 2 rows, the .CodeMirror-wrap needs to be pushed down 60px, instead of 35px. A simpler solution would be to simply remove the absolute positioning from #ed_toolbar so it pushes .CodeMirror-wrap down and we don’t need to top margin.

Hope this is helpful!
– Micah