storkontheroof

Euhm, i would not just copy the files from the WooCommerce plugins folder to the woocommerce templates folder in your theme. They’re there for a reason (you probably made some modifications to the html or something…).
In my opinion best to diff the folders and manually make the changes.

Good luck!

FYI: With me, the widget wasn’t working either.

Seems that the following line of code, was the problem when using location like ‘London,UK’:
awesome-weather.php – line 99
$city_name_slug = sanitize_title( $location );

sanitize_title seemed to remove the comma from the location, thus passing londonuk in the querystring when calling the openweather api.
When passing london,uk in the querystring it worked for me.

Hope this helps.

Best,
Richard

@donncha: Hi!

In my scenario i DO want to serve the same cached page to known users as i do to anonymous users.

The part that is personalized, i’ll load via an async AJAX call.
And pages that i don’t want to cache at all, i’ll use DONOTCACHEPAGE.

The ‘Make known users anonymous’ doesn’t do the trick for me. I don’t want to make them anonymous, i just want to serve the same page.

Any chance that serving the same page to anonymous and known users will be in a future release?

Best,
Richard

Hi Donncha,

Thanks for your response!
Tried the development version and indeed works.

Am wondering about something else related to this though now:
By checking this option, known user are made anonymous by unsetting a cookie if i’m correct, right?
But i’m wondering, what i want in most case, is to serve the same cached page to anonymous users as i do to known users.
Some pages however i don’t want cached and i use DONOTCACHEPAGE in my page template. These pages i use for membership kind of areas on the front-end.
With the ‘make know user anonymous’ option checked however, i’m now unable to show these pages, cause the user appears to be logged out. But when i enter the wp-admin, i can.

Hope i make myself clear and you understand.

Is there anyway to make this scenario of mine work?

Best,
Richard

Hi all,

Am getting the fatal error that jondaley describes too.

Apparently the WP apply_filters function isn’t defined yet (file not included yet).

Any solution for this?

Best,
Richard

@donncha: Thanks!

Hi Donncha,

Thanks indeed for this great plugin!

I’m using the latest version of WP Super Cache, but this error still shows up in my log files. I know it doesn’t have to be a problem, but it appears that $cache_wptouch is not always set and since it’s cluttering my logfiles, i’ve modified the following in the if statement:

>> if ( isset($cache_wptouch) && $cache_wptouch == 1 ) {

Best,
Richard

@frederick: Wondering if this been fixed, cause i’m getting the same message as described above.

W3TC version: 0.9.2.4
Wordpress version: 3.4.1

Cheers!

Great! Thanks for your help!!

Same problem here. Running version 2.8.4.

Indeed seems to have to do with the resolution of the image:
I uploaded a 1200×800 608kB image just fine while having problems uploading an 2000×1333 image of only 82kB.

Wonder what’s causing this and if there’s a solution for uploading large images.

Hi Shane,

I’m using WordPress 2.8.4 and your suggested fix doesn’t work for me.

I’m trying to upload a 3MB image and still get the HTTP ERROR.
The image IS uploaded, only the thumbnails don’t get generated.

Any ideas?

Regards,

Richard

Same problem here too with plugins failing while developing on a windows machine!

In my case it’s WP Post Thumbnail 0.2 beta that won’t work without some tweaking.

This wouldn’t be the case if the trailing slash wouldn’t be added while defining ABSPATH.

Hope this get’s straightened out in some future release of WordPress.

Regards