nyodulf

Thanks @natekinkead. Here’s an example I hope will help explain what I mean.

Let’s say I create a topic, “Which is better – X or Y?”, with a couple of option replies that people can only vote on and not reply to, so the topic is closed and the global “View-Only Scores on Closed Topics” setting is disabled.

The problem now is that if I want to add another vote-only topic a few months later, I cannot fully close my “Which is better – X or Y?” topic to new votes. People can still vote on that one as long as the global “View-Only Scores on Closed Topics” setting is disabled.

If I wanted to keep the “Which is better – X or Y?” for future reference for members to see which people thought was better at the time, I would have to do something like move the topic out of the voting forum into a non-voting forum and manually edit the replies to say “X received 10 votes” and “Y received 9 votes”.

Being able to disable a “View-Only Scores on This Topic When Closed” setting for individual topics would resolve the issue because when the voting was over on my “Which is better – X or Y?” I could just enable that again, making votes impossible on that topic but not affecting any other vote-only topics.

I hope that makes sense. Thanks again.

@natekinhead – That’s what I was thinking of alright. I didn’t realise that was possible already!

The only thing is that, now I see it in action, I think it would probably be more useful if it could be set at a topic level. I’d be using it on club website and ideally I’d be able to create the topic to vote on, then close voting at some point while leaving the topic in place for reference.

Obviously your plugin can do that, but it would mean that I could only have one voting topic at a time. I could find a workaround I think, because I doubt I’d need more than one concurrent voting topic. I could just move a topic out of the voting forum once it was complete and just add a summary reply.

I appreciate you looking into this ??

Wow, thanks @natekinkead! That would be great ??

Damn, I knew using orders as an example might come back to haunt me!

The example was not meant to imply woocommerce at all, sorry! What I am getting at is this:

Say I have some list of email addresses to which I want to send emails, and I also have a list of values for each email that should be entered into the same position of the body of each email. Maybe the simplest version would be just “First Name”, but in a situation where the email addresses are not users on the system… In that scenario, would I be able to use Notification to say “Here are the recipient addresses, here is the content; and here is a list of values to replace the content tokens for each address”?

Cool, but just to be clear: I meant cases where {order_title} would be different for each user, just like {first_name}

Thanks – that sounds great!

Would this open up the possibility of customising it to apply any individualised piece of data to a group of recipients? For example: “Dear {first_name}, Your {order_title} has been dispatched.”?

A filter would be great ??

Hi Khang – I’m using Simple Cache: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/simple-cache/ – could that be it?

Edit: I just tested and disabling simple cache seems to resolve the issue. Is there any way to get them both working together?

Thanks Takayuki, but it’s not in another form element.

It seems that the issue is caused by the name of the query field: _wpcf7_request_ver?

iThemes Security returns the request with a 403 Forbidden error because it has the word “request” in it. If possible, maybe you could rename the field in a future version of the plugin.

@photocrati – that’s not working for me. Could you explain what is going on? Why does NGG’s routing system interfere with any URLs that are not specific to galleries?

@photocrati – sorry, no public link ?? – I came across it while working on a private intranet site, but the text content was as stated above: “trying to get property of non-object” for $image

@photocrati

Here are the lines:

$image = isset($params['image']) ? $params['image'] : null;
$image_id = is_scalar($image)  ? (int) $image : $image->pid;

So if $params[‘image’] is not found, $image will be null. The next line checks if $image is scalar, which return false, so PHP will try to set $image_id to the value of $image->pid, but we’ve already established that $image is null…

It is fixed by changing line 176 to
$image_id = (is_scalar($image) || is_null($image)) ? (int) $image : $image->pid;

This way, $image_id gets set to the integer 0 if $image is null. I’m not sure if that’s what should happen, but it prevents the error that shows (trying to get property of non-object $image) otherwise.

Yes, I would like this too. For example, the parent theme I’m using loads a custom CSS file that I am not using. I will remove it in functions.php, but it would be useful, in similar cases, to remove files like this for the entire site.

Ok, but it’s a consistent problem for me on different sites in different browsers, regardless of what theme or plugins are active. I’ve tried it on 4 different sites now, including one with up-to-date version of wp, all plugins disabled and using the default theme, in both chrome and firefox.

What are the conditions under which it might not work?

Here’s a link to a screenshot showing the problem. Admittedly it doesn’t show 350 unusable results, but it does show that the responsive theme is not the top result: https://pasteboard.co/1p6YDxyI.jpg

I’m aware that there’s only one “o” in “responsive” ?? (If you’re going to be pedantic, my opening post states, I searched for “responsive” – no typo)