Chris

Sorry, my wording was ambiguous and I’ve rephrased it. I’m not going to post to https://www.ads-software.com/support/plugin/wp-scraper/#new-post because (as my review states) the plugin author responds to literally every thread with a request to email him instead. I didn’t have time for that. What I did have time to do was come back and provide the solution to the first error I encountered above, which is more than the author has ever done. My review stands.

Hi. I’ve tested the plugin against the latest version of WP (4.6 at the time of writing) and it still works perfectly.

@todiadiyatmo: You shouldn’t need the if/else condition there, it’s needlessly complicated – just cast $_wp_theme_features[‘post-thumbnails’] to an array instead:

function after_setup_theme_pjc(){
        global $_wp_theme_features;
        $_wp_theme_features['post-thumbnails'] = array_merge((array)$_wp_theme_features['post-thumbnails'], array('pjc_slideshow'));
}

Here’s a fix:

add_action('after_setup_theme','after_setup_theme_pjc',5);

function after_setup_theme_pjc(){
        global $_wp_theme_features;
        $_wp_theme_features['post-thumbnails'] = array_merge($_wp_theme_features['post-thumbnails'], array('pjc_slideshow'));
}

View source on a WP page and check the domain jQuery is being loaded from.

Do you still have access to gianni.grignani -at- poste.it?

Nope, turns out it’s not the other plugin. At least, not entirely.

When used in conjunction with the plugin Gravity Forms – Update Post, this plugin does not allow taxonomies to be updated because GFCPTAddonBase->save_taxonomy_field() passes wp_set_object_terms() a value of “true” for the “append” argument.

Since this plugin is purely aimed at creating new posts for which it’s reasonable to assume no terms exist that argument can (and should) be false. If nothing else, for the sake of being a good neighbour and not breaking the other plugin.

Good catch, will roll that into the next update.

I can confirm it’s still working on both of mine. No changes necessary.

Hi me0wkitty. Enabling multiple definitions would massively complicate a plugin that was intended to do one thing as simply and well as possible. I think your best option there would be to save the acronyms as (for example):

IDE¹ – Integrated Development Environment
IDE² – Integrated Drive Electronics

Which should display as: IDE1 and IDE2.

Hi Sally, thanks for the bug report. I’ll be reviewing the code this week, expect a fix in the next few days.

Damn. I forget where I posted this from, but it’s obviously failed to tag (likely my fault). Could you apply modly powers? I do apologise.

First, keep your WordPress up to date. Second, get rid of the Admin account and use a different account name. Third, use strong, unique passwords for your WordPress user, your FTP account and your hosting control panel. Fourth, keep your plugins and any libraries your theme relies on up to date. Fifth, change the WordPress table prefix – nobody should use wp_. Sixth, make sure your file permissions are as tight as possible. Seventh, use this in your .htaccess.

Troll, the verb. Not troll, the noun.

Back to your problem. You’re trying to use something that’s free and volunteer-supported (WordPress) with something that’s commercially sold for a profit (your theme). You can’t expect the volunteers (who are freely giving up their time to support free stuff) to support the paid stuff as well. That’s like saying “you work in that soup kitchen for free, why won’t you come and work in my restaurant for free?”

There’s a policy here against supporting paid stuff because if we support one item we’d have to support them all, and there aren’t enough volunteers in the world to do that. If someone’s making a profit from something, they should provide the support.

Nobody here is representing WordPress. Even the moderators are volunteers.

If someone has designed and sold a theme that is not compatible with the licence that keeps WordPress free for everybody to use, it’s their job to support it. It’s a public forum but like any other public forum, there are rules. Once of the rules on this forum is that nobody supports commercial cash-ins on WordPress. Another is that nobody trolls for paid work.