Jacob Schweitzer

I’ve had bad experiences with Godaddy also in the past. I’ve moved my own stuff off their servers and onto Rackspace. Much more reliable and with greater freedom to choose my server’s configuration, which can easily be changed to upgrade the server in only a few minutes.

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There is other ways of adding items to the menu if your interface is broken for some reason. It seems like your theme or a plugin (though you said you tried without plugins) is causing something to break.

What version of WP are you on ?

I’m glad you were able to figure out the problem (and that it wasn’t with my plugin) ??

I will mark this as resolved then.

Regardless, I will be making an update soon that uses different stylesheet URLs from Google, and I might allow a choice between Google and Microsoft CDN in the future too, as jQuery UI themes are hosted on both CDNs.

Does the theme you select appear as the default option when you change it? I mean, you change the theme in the options, then refresh the options page after it has updated, and does the theme you chose appear in the box? It should show the option you selected. I haven’t been able to replicate your problem on my local machine, I tried to delete the option then start over but I never had a problem changing the theme. Perhaps it is a cache issue?

Hi Hope,
When you change the theme in the admin section does the green text appear under the button saying “Theme Updated”?

purrdesign –
It should be like this I believe:

$success = $wpdb->query($wpdb->prepare("DELETE FROM $wpdb->featured_posts WHERE post_id = %d ",$post_id));

The $d needs to be a %d in order for the variable to be replaced just like Drew did otherwise your code looks correct.

The site should be setup properly for your language using something like this in your wp-config.php file:

define(‘WPLANG’, ‘sv_SE’);

That example would set Swedish language for the site. If you need more specifics about this, check here – https://codex.www.ads-software.com/WordPress_in_Your_Language

I only made this small fix for this plugin, assuming that the site was otherwise successfully setup for your language already. There are a number of possible common problems including corrupt language files (I suggest using the codestyling localization plugin), the site not being in the same language as the language files you are trying to use, and improper naming of language files (codestyling localization wouldn’t allow this).

Good luck guys.

I also am getting an og:type error, saying the post is type “website” when it should be type “article”. Posts, scheduled or not scheduled, are not publishing to Facebook for me. This is the only feature I wanted to use from this plugin, so at the moment it is useless.

You’ll need to put a language file in that directory /languages/ for your language. I usually use the plugin called ‘codestyling localization’ for making the .po and .mo files. There is multiple ways to do this but I’ve found this way to be the easiest for me.

We have moved on without the plugin, we only really need ssl for the login, admin section, and one page which I’ve managed to do via htaccess and WordPress config definitions. I’m not sure what happened in the last update to the plugin, but it was working just fine before we updated. We didn’t change our server configuration or wordpress configuration, so that leaves the plugin as the culprit. I’ve been using the plugin (an older version) on a client site for a long time without problems as well so I know you’ve made a good plugin..

Beta version seems to be working on my BuddyPress install too..

Here is an example with debug on..
https://ruskeybiz.ru/news/
Or here without debug:
https://ruskeybiz.ru/rkb-blog/

It seems to be working ok right now on the top level site (https://ruskeybiz.ru).

But the other sites default to https and if you try to go to the non-https version it won’t let you.

Yes i reset the plugin by un-commenting the line in the plugin’s main file then hit an http page. It reset everything, then i tried to put those particular options back in, then it started doing the same things – making all my pages https and breaking everything. I don’t have any URL filters and haven’t changed my home or site URL for ages.

By the way, I’m using BuddyPress and I checked the portion of the code where the error is coming from. It comes after a check for a valid email address using the WordPress function is_email . So the email address must getting messed up by the plugin prior to this check, which is why it is throwing the error.

I’ve been having the same problem, quite embarrassing so we turned off the plugin. When a user tries to register (even a white-listed user) the plugin gives the error “Please verify your e-mail address”. I even disabled stop forum spam from checking the email address (so supposedly it only check the IP), disabled the option to check long email addresses, and disabled the option to check “disposable emails” (whatever that means). Still didn’t work..