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Hi,

could you please guys provide more information on how you fixed the issue ?

Thanks

Please explain your solution, I’m having the same issue. Thanks.

In Firefox on Ubuntu, the fallback player does appear properly…
https://dev.openflips.com/cometik/creation/justine/

Why is it working fine with the original player ?

Hi,

It’s not working for me either.

Linux Mint 14 (Ubuntu 12.10) – Firefox 18.0.2
WP Audio Player 1.6 with WP 3.5.1

“Heads up! This browser doesn’t support WP Audio Player, so it’s using the basic player.”

Nothing appears using Chromium.

It works well on Mac with lastest Chrome & Safari.

Thanks for fixing

I used the code bellow but I’m not sure if it works on all modern browsers. Fine on Firefox.

p {
-webkit-hyphens: none;
-moz-hyphens: none;
hyphens: none;
}

I also noticed this issue.

But I can’t figure out how to disable hyphenation. I don’t want any word to be displayed with a dash but ‘word-break’ css option does not seem to work…

Thanks.

Thanks for your answer, I will give a try with images and css.

About the documentation, I struggled to find out that show_caption accepts “post title” and not posttitle or post-title…

I had to look into the functions.php file. It’s ok but I think the wiki page could be improved in that way.

Thanks a lot, I keep u updated.

No worries Dave, at least we know it’s on hold.

Maybe if you describe the “redirection problem”, someone someday will find a solution for that.

Without the messaging system (no missing chat requests), is there a way for two online members to get into a private chat ?

Thanks Dave, this topic can be marked as resolved.

PS. Please have a look at Chat on member page redirects to home page (frontpage) Cheers.

Thanks for this quick reply Dave,

of course… when I work on https://localhost/buddypress/, $_SERVER[‘SERVER_NAME’] contains ‘localhost’.

I propose the following :

$domain = (gethostbyname($_SERVER[‘SERVER_NAME’]) != ‘127.0.0.1’) ? $_SERVER[‘SERVER_NAME’] : false;

$path = (gethostbyname($_SERVER[‘SERVER_NAME’]) != ‘127.0.0.1’) ? ‘/’ : false;

Of course I could change my habit of using localhost instead of 127.0.0.1, but I guess I’m not the only one ??

Feel free to do whatever you think it’s better. You’re the boss ??

Thanks,
flips

Hi @dfa3272008,

The 1.3.6 changelog of the plugin shows “Added cookie code to allow both localhost installs as well as remote name domain installs”

The problem still occurs, could you please help us on this ?

What changes did you do ? How should we use the plugin on local machines… ?

Thanks a lot

Please have a look at the related topic (Buddypress-Ajax-Chat – Plugin not working : Fatal error) on buddyppress.org.

I think the problem occurs on local machines not using whosts (accessing bp via https://localhost/…)

The plugin does not seem to create the right cookies (as seen on live servers).

Please see the Cookies on localhost with explicit domain topic, it might be related.

@dfa3272008 I hope you will be able to help us on this. It is really annoying not being able to use the plugin on dev setups.

Thanks