paulhastings0

The fix worked. Thanks!

Suggestion: allow the user to upload thumbnails using the Featured Image option. Great for podcasters and instagrammers. Here’s an example of how it could be used. https://linkmy.photos/goodlion.io

Suggestion: Add icons that accompany certain social links (e.g. FB, Instagram, Twitter, etc.). Either user selects the appropriate icon from a drop-down or the user uploads their own icons.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by paulhastings0.

I have the same question myself. I can’t seem to find any comments past June 14, 2013. Furthermore, I’m beginning to think that the plugin is limiting the number of Facebook comments that are displayed…

Had the same problem here as well, but it was a quick fix. I would recommend that @pleer and @alexmoss fix this in their next release of the plugin.

I had virtually this identical problem on this website after updating to the latest 3.5 version of WordPress. I deactivated all my plugins and re-installed WordPress through the update menu but to no avail.

After digging around I realized that basically the jQuery wasn’t loading up and after doing some Google I found that this boils down to a new feature in the WordPress admin that concatenates all javascript resources into the same request.

Since I didn’t have any plugins activated I theorized that perhaps the website’s theme is what had an incompatibility with this new feature.

Anyways, I followed the steps in this blog post to get a quick work-around until the next point release of WordPress fixes this little hiccup.

Of course we can do this through RegEx like in this example but you have to admit that it’s rather time-intensive and that most users of the plugin wouldn’t know the first thing about setting up a RegEx expression.

I totally agree with @sgastevep. A checkbox for this feature would be awesome.

+1 for a case-insensitive checkbox!

Ah, awesome. I was wondering about that myself actually cause I had known about t.co but was surprised that Twitter was implementing it. Sounds like it is though.

Having a logic-driven Pinterest button seems logical to me… even if it mean additional coding for you. But hey, it might set your plugin apart from others. ??

I can confirm that this bug still exists in the most current version of the plugin (3.0.5), released on August, 24, 2011.

I’m going to file a bug report on their forums.

Ditto on that. It seems to be working fine for the most part right now, but I just hope that it won’t break in the switch to WP 3.3.

The search bar in the WordPress Admin bar is messed up (broken CSS styling): https://screencast.com/t/B2Tm2uIMaU

Alright, we narrowed down the source of our issue. The database user was fine, it was actually problem with the WooCommerce plugin.

We notified them of the issue and they quickly made a fix. You can see the patched file on GitHub here: https://github.com/woothemes/woocommerce/commit/b3fa95c3eae9825934825d958360b49ea5cc0d08

Basically they replaced

if (get_site_option('woocommerce_db_version') != WOOCOMMERCE_VERSION) add_action('init', 'install_woocommerce', 0);

with

if (get_option('woocommerce_db_version') != WOOCOMMERCE_VERSION) add_action('init', 'install_woocommerce', 0);

I just tried their fix on our site and it’s working like charm now. New sites, database tables, etc.

Thanks, @andrea_r

At this point I’m leaning towards @ipstenu’s hunch about the MySQL user not having table creation permissions. I’ll be shelling into the site on Monday to find out. I’ll let yall know what I discover.

Arghh… I’m looking through Plesk right now for something like that but not having any luck beyond being able to change the database user’s password.

I wish there was some way to contact @serialboxhpc and find out if/how he ever got his issue resolved.

When you say “Full” access, what exactly do you mean? Is this a setting in Plesk that can be set?

(sorry for my ignorance, but Plesk is totally new to me)

Hmm… it’s possible that your host still has some other setting over-riding the upper limit of your php.ini file.