shel80

Hello,

Thanks for the reply. Yes, I think we have WP SEO. Now that I know it’s taking directly from the title I can make sure that it encodes the content.

I’ll give that a go and let you know.

Hi,

Any news on when this will be resolved? Still experiencing the issue.

Thanks,

Sheldon

Thanks Aaron.

Works perfectly now.

Apologies – I spend so much time uploading plugins via FTP or Add new plugin’s search that I overlooked the Add new’s ‘upload’ tab. All sorted!

Hi rcain,

Thanks for the reply. Yup, tried with and without your mods on the pro version. I assume it’s the latest version as I bought it only yesterday. I’m guessing it’s a server issue as it works fine offline (I will try with another server in a mo).

I had tried a few things earlier, mainly replacing lines from

<?php
php_code

to

<?php php_code

particularly on the line which closes widget_options_script() and begins the class NSSP_Widget

This got rid of the unxpecteed ‘}’ error, but now the widget options for the plugin shows up on every page, (frontend as well as in admin) which I find weird.

I will continue for now and I have opened a new support topic in case Aurimas has any ideas.

Thanks

Hi rcain.

Thanks for this. Just a quick question, if I may? (I realise you are not the developer of the plugin)

Can you tell me how you got the pro version working in the first place. I had it working fine in a local/test environment, but when I tried on a remote server the plugin killed the site. I commented out line 32 in neat-skype-status-pro.php ” add_action( ‘widgets_init’, array( $this, ‘add_widget’ ) ); ” and was able to have site access and access to plugin settings, but of course no widget. Just wondered if you came across this problem yourself?

Thanks for any help you can provide.

Thanks for pointing that out Abhishek Ghosh,

Then I guess,as esmi pointed out, it’s all about checking with the hosting co, especially if you’re on a shared server. If it’s a dedicated or vps then *maybe* you to change php version from a control panel such as Plesk, if available. If you’re still not sure, best to ask hosting.

Hi,

Just replying to who it concerns. Aarongeiser I think you had another similar post in another topic referring to 1and1 hosting. I’m also on 1and1 on one of their Linux servers. To overcome the problem I edited the .htaccess so top two lines are:

AddType x-mapp-php5 .php
AddHandler x-mapp-php5 .php

There’s also a global PHP option in 1and1’s admin, which defaults to 4, which I changed to 5. Should work after that.

Just to add, even though you have selected image url as return value the custom field with still produce the attachment id number as the value (which is what puzzled me at first), but the code behind “the_field” function will allow it to get the url information.

Hi mrbrand. I got stuck on this just now and found the answer:

Let’s say your field is named additional_image, then you’d use this code in your template:

<img src=”<?php the_field(‘additional_image’); ?>” alt=”blah blah blah” />

That would generate the url of the image and thus show up.

More details here:

https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/docs/field-types/image/

Hope that helps!