Roger Theriault

They likely used a bit of JavaScript that attempted to call a “built-in” function IE doesn’t support, generating an error that stopped everything else. (IE could have more useful error messages, IMHO)

There’s one case in which this message might be a bit misleading:

If you’re running a local FTPD and didn’t set it to enable uploads.

Eg: vsftpd

By default, users are allowed to download files from FTP server. They are not allowed to upload files to FTP server. To change this setting, you should uncomment the following line:

#write_enable=YES

(and sudo restart vsftpd)

@bamajr – the compatibility warning goes away when enough people chime in on Extend saying whether the plugin works. Also, given that 2.9 had no breaking issues, I didn’t update the readme.txt file, which is part of the warning logic apparently.

Anyway, @everyone – a new 1.4 release is out. Please report any issues here or in my forums. And if it works, please go to the plugin page and click “Works” for your config to help other users out.

@mindshare, I’m updating that file in 1.4 which should be available on Extend any moment now. That and a few links seem to be the only issues for 3.0 (excepting any third party plugin changes, of course).

Thanks for pinpointing the issue.

@t31os_ nice catch and code snippet. I probably should have mentioned that in the post.

@rajesh – I’ll need more info than that. Feel free to post in a new thread (if it’s unrelated to property address) or on my support forum.

You’re quite welcome, goingbigger.

Hi Martin,

You can customize your theme templates to adjust these things. There are instructions on my site.

https://www.rogertheriault.com/forums/

But if you need to do the kinds of changes you want, you’ll probably need to find a PHP developer.

Or you could just put the property address in the page title.

The documentation here outlines how you can create custom templates and which template functions to use to insert an address: https://www.rogertheriault.com/agents/plugins/great-real-estate-plugin/customizing-your-templates/
For SEO purposes many users also put the property address in the page title, which does appear in the stock templates.

You’re passing a div ID to your AJAX function… don’t forget to access an ID you need to use the # character, such as jQuery('#content').html('foo');

So, try this:

<select name='openitaly4wp_regione' onChange=\"ajaxViewProvince(this[this.selectedIndex].value,'#divProvincia');\">

or this:

success: function(html) {
                jQuery('#'+container).html(html);
            }

Also I’ve found Firebug (on Firefox) with the Net XHR panel to be invaluable in debugging AJAX.

Not until WP merges with MU

Just direct all logins and registrations to blog 1, your main blog. Where you have links to wp-login.php make sure they are just ‘/wp-login.php’ (plus whatever normal options or parameters). Enable registrations for blog 1. Don’t enable registration for the other blogs. It all goes into one table. By default, your “members” should have minimal privileges in all the other blogs.

Authors would need to be given explicit permissions in the blogs they own or post to.

The tabs issue is described here:

https://comox.textdrive.com/pipermail/wp-hackers/2009-June/026680.html

Essentially, for WP 2.8, where you used to have

jQuery('#foo > ul').tabs();

you now need

jQuery('#foo').tabs();

(provided you’re loading the jquery and ui.tabs that come with WordPress)

Sorry, as long as the MLS world remains fragmented (and real estate remains the dinosaur of tech) I’m not planning to pursue any IDX solution for my plugin.

@theyateser – if it’s a fatal error complaining about a non-existent function, you probably aren’t running a newer PHP5 version.