PeterC66

I am using Clickable blocks to add a link to a featured image in a query loop that is not going to the post itself. I had to put the featured image into a group to be able to add the link – it now works OK.

There is no text involved so there is no change to how the page looks.

(No reply after 1 week) I solved this using Solution 1 of https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10712503/how-to-make-html5-work-with-domdocument.

Thanks I have managed to to do that, but I had hoped there might be an easier way.

Note that it is solved by reversing the order of evaluation ie by replacing line 103 by:

if (empty($nextnoticedate) || (strtotime($current_date_and_time) >= $nextnotice)) {

Thanks. That makes it clear. I am now a keen user of Filebird.

BTW if you implement thumbnails on documents (especially pdfs) your document library would also be ideal for us.

• This reply was modified 1 year ago by PeterC66.

Hi @alina98

I think you have misunderstood me. I understand there is a setting so that two different Administrators can have different folder structures. The situation I describe is where there is only one Administrator, and we want everyone to see the same folder structure.

My question is: Can you confirm that Authors can do exactly the same with images in Filebird as Administrators can? If the answer is yes, then I think I am happy with that but a little surprised.

Thanks for the suggestion. I tried it but it seemed to have no effect.

However I have solved my issue simply by disabling AIOSEO for my TNG pages. Some years ago I had to disable another plugin in a similar way (see my description of the issue)

I will mark this issue as resolved, as my need has been met, but you may like to consider it for AIOSEO in future.

Avada did not reply to me but they seem to have solved this issue anyway by patching.
[Just for reference I suspect it was Fusion Builder Patch #417598 – “Fixes library elements not being available for non-admin users”.]

I have found previous versions on your download site so I have reverted to v 7.3 so I am OK for now, but I would prefer to have a plugin that will be updated.

Thanks for the comments. I would probably have a problem with a website copy from HT TRack because a lot of the functionality in my website is via php/javascript in WP plugins, my own programs, and integrated genealogy software (TNG).

By the way, one thought I had a moment ago is maybe I could put some text in my template about my demise etc. but give it a class that is hidden. Then make sure there is some function that switches the class to be not hidden if the current date is after a certain date in the database. If I then made sure that I manually increased that date in the database every 3 months or so, when I am gone the website should show my text after a while and then “for ever”.

Other issues of updates, malware of course remain, but I shall keep thinking. Any other ideas?
THanks

Problem solved! I had tried getting BLC to recheck the supposed errors, but it had made no difference. So I used your suggestion and made a minor change to a page – and the errors on that page disappeared. This was all without deactivating any plugins etc.

This led me to find the “nuclear option” under the advanced tab and forced a complete recheck from scratch – all the spurious errors disappeared! I did this on both the WAMP and production site. My problem is therefore solved, but it is still a mystery how those odd links got picked up and why BLC did not correct them during a routine recheck.

I have added the complete recheck from scratch to my list of things to do when bug-fixing. Thanks again for your help, and especially so promptly.

I am not quite sure if I have understood what you are asking for, but I will have a go. The problem I reported before is on my WAMP system on my laptop which is of course not accessible to others, but these are from my production site..

One of the links that BLC reports as 404 Not Found:
1a) is reported as https://www.hcnhistory.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/BeansOnToast.jpg
1b) The Permalink of the page the link is on is https://www.hcnhistory.org.uk/chatters/
1c) The source for this link is <img src=”/wp/wp-content/uploads/BeansOnToast.jpg” alt=”Beans on Toast” style=”margin-right: 5px;” />

Another link that BLC reports as 404 Not Found:
2a) https://www.hcnhistory.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/table-images/D01403c_0400.jpg
2b) The Permalink of the page the link is on is https://www.hcnhistory.org.uk/roads/ ?
2c) The source for this link is <img alt=”Two roads to Holywell” src=”/wp/wp-content/uploads/table-images/D01403c_0400.jpg” width=”100″ />

Thanks again
Peter

Thanks for the prompt reply. A short answer is that I do not know, but I am not aware of doing so. I have managed to do quite a bit with my WP set-up but I do not fully understand WP, or even the terminology.

If you are willing to explore in more detail, there is a list of the plugins I use at https://www.hcnhistory.org.uk/technical/ under the tabs Major WordPress Plugins Used and Minor WordPress Plugins Used. Not all are enabled in the production site, nor on my WAMP.

I do not know if it is relevant, but in terms of folder structure my WordPress Address is the Site address followed by /wp, and the software I have integrated with WP (TNG) is at /tng.

Thanks for your help, and for such a useful plugin.

I note now that this problem has gone away. Maybe my host did something? It was not because of being in cache because a) I cleared it to the beginning of time several times before reporting the error here, b) the js file that was actually being shown is one that I have not had on the site nor used for about 4 months, c) before I updated the site (by replacing every file) it was using the correct version.

I will close the issue, but if anyone has a suggested reason I would be glad to hear it. Thanks again.

Thanks for the reply. The upgrade was of lots of facets of the site. I have a detailed procedure I go through to transfer from the WAMP to live, which includes changing all the links. It worked fine last upgrade when I used the same procedure (including for these gifs). As far as I can see, the links in all the code are correct.

Using Google’s inspect element under Resources, Frames, Images I see the Public Houses page has both the correct gif (/wp/wp-content/plugins/new-simple-gallery/right.gif) and the incorrect one (/public-houses/wp-content/plugins/new-simple-gallery/right.gif).

Under scripts it has only one script (/wp/wp-content/plugins/new-simple-gallery/new-simple-gallery.js). If I click on this it shows line 21 to be the default

images: [ ‘wp-content/plugins/new-simple-gallery/left.gif’, ‘wp-content/plugins/new-simple-gallery/play.gif’, ‘wp-content/plugins/new-simple-gallery/right.gif’, ‘wp-content/plugins/new-simple-gallery/pause.gif’], //nav panel images (in that order)

When I go into my cPanel and look at the script I put there it has my version on line 21

images: [ ‘/wp/wp-content/plugins/new-simple-gallery/left.gif’, ‘/wp/wp-content/plugins/new-simple-gallery/play.gif’, ‘/wp/wp-content/plugins/new-simple-gallery/right.gif’, ‘/wp/wp-content/plugins/new-simple-gallery/pause.gif’], //nav panel images (in that order)

(Using Winmerge I have confirmed that the two scripts differ only in this line 21.)

That seems to imply to me that it is picking up my script (and hence loading the correct images) but then for some reason overriding it with the default version. I do not know why or how that could happen. The only thing I can think of is if there is some sort of error in my script (not seen on the WAMP), and this prompts WordPress to pick up the script from elsewhere on my host’s system.

Again thanks for any help you can provide.