MImi J

Thank guys! Wondering though, if this is the best solution…

@p?r Thernstr?m – I think you have a great plugin. However, you provided it before without requiring server-level changes for configuration. In truth, most plugins don’t. Just wondering why this is the chosen path.

[Moderated: Please refrain from personal comments about forum volunteers and stick to the topic at hand. Also, this is not your topic. Please don’t hijack threads. Start your own to have your issues address.]

I am having the same PHP issue as stated. Shall I create multiple topics for the same question? After the update a few days ago, an error message says you need at least PHP 5.3. I have 5.4.41. Same topic my friend. I’m seeking the same solution. If ou have a fix, that would be great.

I am having the same issue. Is there any way to revert to the old version? Has this update erased previous data, and will it repopulate for the days it has been down?

Much appreciated! The changelogs are helpful when you’ve done customization. I’ll be updating now.

Great plugin by the way, so far so good.

Cheers!

(FYI, it’s not currently posted in the changelog)

Thank you for your prompt reply! Didn’t expect such a quick response.

A little confused. Where do the ratings/reviews in your screenshots come from?

Happiness Engineers have worked their magic.

Problem now solved by Jetpack team–something in the backend.

It’s been real…officially resolved and happy.

No problem–saw that various others had posted their situations in this thread, and received helpful feedback. I just wanted a little bit of that Richard love.

Given all the ‘xplaining above, not sure what explains this, but I have the following setup, and am getting the same error message:
register_http_request_failed

– Linux server with GoDaddy, with PHP ver 5.3
– Latest WordPress ver. 3.7.1 and Jetpack ver 2.5

I’ve reviewed the Jetpack’s debugging suggestions (i.e. disabling other plugins, known issues, XMLRPC file), but none apply. I even deleted Jetpack and reinstalled to no avail.

Is the problem somewhere in the coding GoDaddy uses to install WordPress and Jetpack? It is a GoDaddy-customized version of WordPress afterall. I should also note that on previous installs of Jetpack that pre-dated this new GoDaddy version of WP, I had no problems.

Please engineer my happiness…I’d like to take off!;)

Hey there,

Would like to do the same/similar for my client: {event dates have month & year, but no date; and event location has city/state, but no specific site yet.)

I tried the solution above, but possibly I’m not adding the placeholders in the right place? I’ve read through the EM guide on placeholders and even the tutorial. Just not clear where I place the placeholders.

Any help?

Great plugin by the way! Does a lot, and allows you to do a lot with it.

Thanks for your reply Seacoast!

The issue/bug actually occurred only after updating to WordPress 3.5. Worked fine before that. When the theme was eventually updated, I installed the update, hoping there would be a fix; but it didn’t.

Blog View and Grid View

Applicable to “use latest posts” selection for the home page; my scenario uses a static home page.

Multiple Layout Options and Custom Page Templates

Layout is also not the issue. This is about the home page slider.

I’ll re-state the issue for clarity: I had a slider on a static home page before updating to WP 3.5–now it’s gone. It now only works in blog view when “use latest posts” is selected.

I posted originally in the main WP Troubleshooting forum, because I was seeking general understanding and guidance, so that I could fix the problem. (i.e. Finding a manual/programmatic solution. How to add code–some and/or operator or elseif–that allowed me to add the static home page to the index.php file using is_page or whatever works). I have tried various combinations, but to no avail.

I was ushered over to this theme support, even though I just need some general PHP and WP guidance. And unfortunately, I’ve noticed that the theme’s developers don’t seem to respond to many posts.

Any insight is appreciated.

Ideally, I would be able to add some code somewhere so that the static home page will be recognized just as the latest posts home page is, and the slider will show.

As mentioned, the issue occurs in several themes I’ve tried (Esplanade, Responsive, Path). This was not the case prior to the WordPress update. Isolating the update as the variable that affected the themes, I’m trying to understand what changes in the core are now affecting all of these themes in the same way. Straight to the source…

Hi esmi!

It’s available on WordPress. Installed right from the admin panel theme search.
For your convenience: https://www.ads-software.com/themes/esplanade.