Mindshare Labs, Inc.

How come 'show_in_rest' defaults to false if it’s required to be true to show up in the new editor?

Edit: Didn’t realize this was a plugin topic and not a general WordPress thread.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by Mindshare Labs, Inc..

We have not tested it for accessibility.

What is a use case for this?

This sounds like a standard permissions issue. However, it also could be that PHP is running out of RAM while writing to the file but based on your solution it seems more likely to be a problem with permissions. An update will be released soon, we’ll look out for this during testing.

Cool we are planning a new release and will add this request to the list.

No, development has stopped unless someone wants to fund it.

Community support only at this time.

We are no longer using those support forums as the plugin is no longer in activate commercial development.

This means you have a really old version of PHP running. Ask your web host to update it.

Yes, we know an update is overdue. We’re hoping to get one out soon. In the meantime:

– Deleted the browscap file.
– De-activate the plugin
– Re-activate the plugin

This will cause a new version to be created.

Yes. It does.

You can’t do that, you’d need to write another shortcode to handle this.

Oh I see, off the top of my head, no I don’t think this is possible without some significant modifications to the plugin.

You could customize the results by editing the search results template, but it would require some PHP and WordPress knowledge to do.

You’d have to do some customization of the search form, take a look at this page: https://www.w3schools.com/tags/att_form_target.asp

There’s likely a way you could do it with JavaScript too, I’d try Googling for “form submit new window JavaScript” or similar and look for some code samples.