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@lijitimit Here another MAC user. How exactly did you faked being on a PC to get to that input field in the MainWP quick setup?

Same here. The option ‘Fullscreen Button’ in the admin screen doesn’t do anything. Seems like a bug.

Hi again,

Thanks a lot for the update on the cache and tmp dirs, however I think there is still a little bug in the code. At least on my test server I’m getting warnings on the tmp path which tries to resolve to: /home/pathtomywpinstall/wp-content/plugins/wp-mpdf/../../wp-mpdf-themes/cache/ /tmp

Note the double slashes with the space in between at the end of the path.

When I look in the code of wp-mpdf.php I see on line 127:

define('_MPDF_TEMP_PATH', $cacheDirectory . ' /tmp/');

Shouldn’t this be without the space and slash?:

define('_MPDF_TEMP_PATH', $cacheDirectory . 'tmp/');

It seems to work for me like this. What’s your take on this one?

You can use the <pagebreak> to continue on a new page.

See documentation here: https://mpdf1.com/manual/index.php?tid=110&searchstring=pagebreak

Cool widget. An option to open the flickr links in a new window would be nice.

Good point on the uploads folder.

A primary check for all writable wp-mpdf folders within the theme folder would be awesome.

Thanks for the update. Unfortunately it doesn’t fix the issue.

The page-break-inside: avoid; seems te be a very unstable feature. However I really need it to keep my generated pdf’s nice and organised.

Any ideas?

The way you describe is for fetching the thumbnail, right?

However, upon uploading the thumbnail, the document still gets overwritten with the thumbnail as a new revision. So this is only ok when you use this plugin for managing images, which is what you probably do bigspring?

So, when using the plugin for documents (pdf’s in my case), the question remains, how do we add thumbnail support without it being hijacked by the document revisions?

Looks like the filter ‘bbp_get_theme_compat_templates’ got removed from bbpress.

The fix is on line 45 of search-bbpress.php. Replace:

add_filter( 'bbp_get_theme_compat_templates', array(&$this, 'bbp_get_theme_compat_templates') );

with:

add_filter( 'bbp_get_bbpress_template', array(&$this, 'bbp_get_theme_compat_templates') );

Fixed it using a different route. Maybe helpful for someone else, here’s what I did.

Inside my function:

global $wp_query;

$wp_query = new WP_Query('paged=' . $_POST['paged']);
$wp_query->query_vars['s'] = $_POST['search'];
$wp_query->query_vars['posts_per_page'] = $postPerPage;

relevanssi_do_query($wp_query);

if($wp_query->have_posts()) {
      while ($wp_query->have_posts()) : $wp_query->the_post();
             <a href="<?php the_permalink(); ?>" rel="external"><?php the_title();?></a>
      endwhile;
}

Same here – the default feed works, but my own feed shows nothing anymore except the follow button. It worked perfectly in the past.

No debugging or stepping through. I wanted to remove all the jquery ui javascript includes by dequeing the ‘events-manager’ script. This removed the javascript error but killed some other functionality as well. But that’s how I knew which file I needed to check.

Then it was just a matter of deleting blocks of code in the file and check if the error went away to find the responsible block.

Lots of trial and error ??

Resolved for me as well. And thanks Milan for looking in to it.

I’ve found the problem. In the options in the profiles section you can set:
“Information – Display the video title and uploader before the video starts”

When checked “&showinfo=1” is added to the embed parameter string. However youtube defaults to showing the title, so unchecking this option will also show the title, because then the parameter is not added.

The easiest solution would be to change the text in the profiles section to:
“Information – Hide the video title and uploader before the video starts”
And on line 274 (generate-embed-code.php) change to showinfo=0