Ronester

Awesome, thanks.

Yep. Same issue. The avatar section has disappeared. My site admins can no longer edit the avatars of other users. Probably will have to switch to another plugin for now.

Having this same issue. Progress bar is only going to 64.983% an I’m at the bottom of the page.

Yep, came to report the exact same 2 errors before attempting to upgrade to PHP7.

Awesome. Thanks Allen!

It would save me a bunch time being able to move plugin settings and feeds between different instances on your wonderful plugin!

Cheers.

Thanks Allen. Simply knowing it might be on the way makes me hopeful. ??

For now, I’ll just adjust my CSS to accommodate using the smaller image option.

Cheers.

I would like to accomplish this same thing.

Here is the feed URL: https://www.ustcelts.com/rss.php?categoryID=1

Notice that the feed offers two image options:

<media:thumbnail width="100" height="59" url="https://www.ustcelts.com/images/2013-14/_thumb/Asst_Basketball_Coach_Terry_Johnson_FN.jpg" />
            <media:content width="570" height="340" url="https://www.ustcelts.com/images/2013-14/Asst_Basketball_Coach_Terry_Johnson_FN.jpg" />

WP RSS Multi Importer chooses the smaller image to display. I’d like it to display the larger image (Feedly does this) since its a higher resolution.

I am using the shortcode method and tried checking the “Check to use any image in the content if possible” in the Shortcode options tab but it did not work. My shortcode looks like this:

[wp_rss_multi_importer category="4" morestyle="...read more" mytemplate="default.php"]

Thanks

Nevermind! Figured it out going the [shortcode] route VS the widget route. ??

Thanks again.

I also just made a donation if that helps get this feature added. ??

However, the donation was deserved regardless. Thanks again for the great plugin.

It also appears, that WP-Better Security seems to add extra spaces into the lines its adding to my wpconfig.php file. Although removing those spaces doesn’t seem to help getting SSL Login to work.

define( 'DISALLOW_FILE_EDIT', true );

define( 'FORCE_SSL_LOGIN', true);

Shouldn’t it be:

define('DISALLOW_FILE_EDIT', true);

define('FORCE_SSL_LOGIN', true);

Thanks

Finally got a little closer.

However forcing SSL login still isn’t working.

I have define(‘FORCE_SSL_LOGIN’, true); [added by WP Better Security] in my wpconfig.php file, yet when looking at the login page’s source code the “action” parameter for the login form on the page still isn’t being served over SSL.

<form name="loginform" id="loginform" <strong>action</strong>="https://mystite.com/wp-login.php" method="post">

Any thoughts on how I can get SSL login to work? I’m using a wildcard SSL.

I guess perhaps a better way of going about this is to ask:

How can I force SSL login without forcing the WP admin backend to be served over SSL?

I see the checkboxes under the “SSL” tab and have only checked the one that relates to login.

However, even when just forcing SSL login, the admin backend pages still end up getting served over SSL once the users is in the back-end. Which in turn makes everything (including their permalinks) use HTTPS.

Once they login (over SSL/HTTPS), I would like all URLs to switch to HTTP.

Ok thanks! ??

That’s great news.

Thanks to all. ??

Thanks!

I got the IPs to at least get accepted by WP-Better Security, so hopefully no more lockouts or event emails will occur with those specific IPs.