shoopiable

Thanks Luis,

The error is the same as this (https://core.trac.www.ads-software.com/ticket/32027). Given it occurs on the pages where wordpress tries to phone home (i.e. contact wordpress to be able to search teh list of plugins/themes), it seems to be a problem with outgoing HTTP connections on my server. Given I’m on AWS, I thought it might have something to do with my security groups.. but I have outgoing ports set up as expected (TCP port 80)

• This reply was modified 7 years, 9 months ago by shoopiable. Reason: just being clearer

yeah that’s what I thought. just wanted to get some kind of validation from someone in case I’d missed or not considered something.

Not a problem, you are truly doing impressive work on this plugin, the whole wordpress community depends on people like yourself. thanks so much for sleuthing this one out!

Corerction, I just got an email from the host saying that I do have access to ImageMagick, just need to activate it by adding the following line in your php.ini file:

extension = imagick.so

think that’s worth a shot?

Hi David,

buddypress is 2.0.1
MLA is 1.9.0
I’m not using rtMedia
I’ve sent you a more detailed email with all the other plugins I have on my setup – it is quite big so just didn;t want to clog up this thread with what else is on that site!
Server doesn’t have ImageMagick – looked in phpinfo – but I just sent an email to the web host to double check.

Cheers

joji

well done. that fixed it!

ok no problem, do let me know if I can be of any help if you need

great, thank you for getting to this stuff in such a timely manner!

hey that’s great to hear you’d already implemented the features. I’ll mark complete for now and test when you have it out, feel free to contact me direct if you’d like me to test

whoops, saw this is already available, my bad!

Yeah, I guess perhaps some kind of user mangeable list on the admin side?

So you can add exception URLs perhaps on each line or something similar?

It’s impossible for you to be managing all exceptions as they come about…

Great to hear. Let me know if you’d like me to test it out.

Cheers

I’m not the most flash programmer, but I was having a bit of a dig around in your code – and think I’ve found the place most relevant for this. So below I am trying to do something like this, check whether the current logged in user is also a member of the blog they are attempting to visit.

function jr_ps_force_login() {
	global $jr_ps_is_login;
	$current_user = wp_get_current_user();
	if ( (is_user_logged_in() || isset( $jr_ps_is_login )) && is_user_member_of_blog( $current_user->user_ID) ) {
		return;
	}

The issue i’m getting with this doing this causes a redirect loop when I attempt to visit a site that I am not a member of. I suspect something would need to change in the following function yeah? jr_ps_login_url( $login_url )

your fix seems to have solved this, fantastic work!

Yeah, since I am creating a site which is a login only site, and users sign up with subscriber roles, I decided to provide subscriber level users the ability to upload_files themselves, so then they become the “Author” of that uploaded file. Those are the only files that they should be able to delete, but don’t see that is possible with the current Roles and capabilities unfortunately. You seem to be able to just be able to delete all, or delete none. yeah, perhaps matching an item author to the file is the way to go, will see if I can figure that out.

Will also see if I can get have a go at the “are you sure” confirmation as well.

thanks so much for your help on this one