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  • Thread Starter mikaelwehner

    (@mikaelwehner)

    Adding to my initial question regarding WP 5.x compatibility.

    I’m running WP 5.0.2 and in the backend I cant’t edit languages in pages and posts because the language tabs odes not appear in the new editor.

    I did however find a temp fix for this: the Tiny MCE Advanced plugin has an option for the classic editor. If you don’t want the extra Tiny MCE Advanced options you could also restore the classic editor with the Classic Editor plugin ( https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/classic-editor/)

    Awesome quick response. Thanks!

    It would be helpful to add a function (field) for custom CSS. In the solution you mention above, all extra CSS will be overwritten every time the plugin is updated.

    Sorry to say, but the original design with the rounded corners on the right side is rather silly. Better keeping the original design plain and neutral. The current design doesn’t fit with many websites and is probably keeping many people from using it. It’s for the user to add the styling. Or you can supply a few different styles as long as one is plain.

    mikaelwehner

    (@mikaelwehner)

    Can you tell me more about the nearby option? Can these exceptions be set by the admin? I’d like to use it on an international site that has a lot of swedish users. Most swedes would shop from amazon.co.uk. That probably goes for all Scandinavian countries.

    Idea for a feature: if the country isn’t covered by a Amazon store, open a dialogbox where the user can pick the preferred amazon site. Save the result in a cookie. This would work on Switzerland too without insulting anyone. Right now I think there are too many countries that falls in between.

    Good news indeed! And what can you say about the next version (if you plan to add it in the next version)? Weeks… months? I completely understand if you don’t want to say an exact date but it would help to know an approximate time frame.

    I’m glad that you like the idea. Meanwhile I’m making a customized search page that compares the search string with the usermeta table and
    returns links to users member pages whenever it matches.

    Is it possible to include users in the search somehow? I am developing a site for an organization where each member is a subscriber of the site and the members that writes for the blog are editors. Each member can edit their own user info and we’re using the Cimy User Extra Fields plugin to display extra info for their profiles.

    It would be utterly awesome to:
    A) Include all users in searches and return a hit to the user’s page, maybe in the same way that author pages does it (yoursite.com/?author=1) but so that a user is returned even if the user hasn’t written any posts (which is a must for the default/twentyten author.php.

    B) Even more awesome if the searches could indlude fileds made with the Cimy User Extra Fields plugin. At this point I’m not sure if they use wp_usermeta() to add the extra fields or not.

    Anyway, I think it’s a Weakness of WordPress that the user’s info is not covered by the internal search engine. I’m so glad that this plugin covers the custom fields however!

    Thread Starter mikaelwehner

    (@mikaelwehner)

    Also: The plugin doesn’t work great under https. I get an error displayed next to the Facebook Like button after it’s clicked. I think it might be a callback error of some kind.

    Here are some other things I noticed that I don’t really like:

    – If the option for having Like-Button-Plugin-For-Wordpres on pages is unchecked, there is still code added in the header and the button for adding the shortcode shows up in the editor.

    – The shortcode doesn’t work. This particular site runs 2.7 MU, yes spare me the details about upgrading, we’re doing that soon. The plugin claims to work with 2.7.x but I don’t know if it’s MU making trouble here or if it’s just not working properly under 2.7? This is the error I’m getting:

    Fatal error: Call to undefined function esc_attr() in /xxx/xxxx/public_html/wp-content/plugins/like-button-plugin-for-wordpress/include/gb_shortcode.php on line 64

    I also tried adding the fb-like button manually to the https pages and it didn’t work either which leads me to believe it’s not the plugin’s fault.

    Any ideas how to get it to work on https pages?

    You are so right, Alex. All sites are now running 3.0.1. And the video is displaying fine again, yeah even on my iPad which is a big bonus. Exciting about oEmbed too, thanks for clearing that up!

    Bummer for users with older versions of WordPress that can’t run the latest version of Viper’s Video Quicktags. I added the embedinator js to a WP 2.7.1 site but it didn’t help.

    My question to Alex M is: It says on the Vimeo blog that they are updating oEmbed with the new player code very soon. That’s great and all but does that mean that this will make it in to WordPress too? Does WP have to be updated with a new oEmbed class? Do we have to wait until 3.0.2 to enjoy the new player?

    hd-j did you ever solve this? I have the same problem and with a MU site to add to the complexity.

    Thread Starter mikaelwehner

    (@mikaelwehner)

    Actually, I dug a little deeper in to the plugin and the WP Codex and found the that wp-deregister-style() works better. Using this line worked for me:

    wp_deregister_style("cleaner-gallery");

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Booking Calendar

    In the latest version (0.6), the admin pages shows up nice and clear (I’m on PHP4). But I’m still having a problem with MySQL which causes the improper installation of the plugin since the db table “booking” won’t get created. This is noticed by the users not being able to save reservations in the db. To fix this, chage line 1750 of the file “wpdev-booking.php” (in version 0.6) to:

    user_description text NOT NULL default ”,

    That should fix it.

    I second that! It’s always the same high rated plugins on top. If I for example search for “TinyMCE Advanced” which is the EXAKT name of the plugin, it shows up as nr 8. And I should be LUCKY to even get my result on the first page. It makes me curious how that query is written. A Google search for “TinyMCE Advanced” gives a nr 1 hit. Please redesign the search function!

    I had the same problem with permissions on uploads after upgrading from 2.7 beta to 2.7. I got an error message telling that it couldn’t upload to /wp-content/uploads/2008/12/ because permission was denied. All folders was there, the folders “2008” and “12” was created by WP and given permission 777. However, I did not have permission to change the permission on these folders myself. I then delete those two and created them again with permission 777 and everything worked.
    I hope this gets solved however, since I don’t want to do this manually for every month of the year.

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