noisegate95

Damn. Sorry. I wrote this at the wrong plugin site. This plugin works just fine. My apologies! It was early in the morning.

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Add this to your custom css. Change height to whatever fits.

.photonic-flickr-set-thumb img {
    height: 125px;
}

Add this to your custom css. Change height to whatever fits.

.photonic-flickr-set-thumb img {
    height: 125px;
}

These posts are not monitored very well.

You can use the shortcode feature on each page or post that you want a different gallery.

Any galleries you setup with shortcode that do not have preferences (i.e no title, or random etc.) will use the plugin defaults. Go here for shortcode docs.

Here is an example of using shortcode. You just place (as text) on any page or post.

[tubepress mode="playlist" playlistValue="PLrEnWoR732-BHrPp_Pm8_VleD68f9s14-" title=false orderBy="random" thumbHeight="150" thumbWidth="190"]

@renno31 Thank you for this solution. Worked like a charm.

Settings\TubePress\Feed\Order Videos By

Not sure if you resolved your issue but both sites play for me just fine in Firefox 22. Try clearing your cache.

Just a suggestion – (after looking at your site) if I were you, I would open a SoundCloud account, upload your tunes there, then use the awesome WordPress “Soundcloud is Gold” plugin? You can post widgets, playlists, etc. All in html5.

You can see my plugion in action here.

You could just rename the file:
artistname – title.mp3

or

Yes, just add the files one by one in the widget using the caption shortcode.

In that case, maybe just rename the files in your directory?

Checking in on my issue, saw yours.

From the site:

[mp3j track=”[email protected]″ caption=”Matt Jones” volslider=”y”]

In other words: Use “caption”… I do not think tags are able to be pulled from song.

Just as Bluehost admitted, Justhost has also taken it upon themselves to a site wide script update of W3TC without your knowledge, and without a backup of your settings.

They offered me the option to opt-out of such future upgrades, which I agreed to, but I questioned why there were no communications sent to customers regarding such script upgrades being performed. I received no reply.

Here is the email from JustHost support:

Thank you for contacting support,

You’re welcome to opt out of future upgrades, but yes, on Monday we pushed several upgrades of the W3 plugin to ensure the integrity of the servers to ensure that we can mitigate any future botnet attacks. Would you like us to opt you out of future upgrades?

Please feel free to contact us again if you have any further concerns.

[ redacted do not post other people’s contact information ]

The restore provided by JustHost did not work as expected on one of my sites. It was missing folders in /uploads and /plugins. So when I went in to confirm everything, errors were spitting out everywhere. Missing links, missing plugins etc.

Luckily for me, I never did trust JustHost and ran my own nightly full backups using XCloner. But once again another plugin bit me in butt, and they upgraded about a month ago, and never alerted you that you needed to reconfigure. So my last backups were a month ago. The sites are mostly static, so I just restored from them and got what I needed. The manual restores were bit of a pain, having to untar, place in temp folder, copy over with permissions intact was indeed time consuming.

After the folder restores I then noticed that W3 (custom) would not work properly. This was because of the new database tables placed in the database for the new version. So I had to restore from a .sql backup as well. AND of course Justhost charges extra for restoring tables which I will not pay for, so I had to download the backup, and import using phpMyAdmin.

Deactivating W3 and reactivating it restored all the W3 directories, such as /pgcache, /min, and once that was all done, my site is back to its fast self.

I just realized that I received an upgrade notification from Justhost which is $100 more than normal. Not a good time to be messing with my sites. I wrote a blurb about this the last time they did this, if anyone was interested in a quick humorous read about how the hosts try to screw you. ??

I hope this isn’t some sort of cron they have running that goes out and checks directories. I do not want to be doing all the again.

I’ll check back in a few days with a “final thought”.

Thanks everyone!

This is absolutely horse sh!t. I am fully aware of the article they are quoting, and let me quote the article… “If you’re using a third-party service, like Disqus, this won’t affect you”.

They SHOULD NOT be doing this crap. I guess Justhost is doing it too.

Thanks for following up.

Bluehost just so happens to be one of the two host providers I am referring too. Justhost is the other… Also, the last access times of the directory was April 29th, two days ago. Coincidence?

I wound up doing a full restore of the /public_html folder. It’s actually still running. I also jacked up my CloudFlare security from medium to high. Their logs indicate a little more than usual activity in the last few days, but nothing indicating brute force hacking.