thanp73

thanks for the quick response- the wp-config is this:
define(‘WP_SITEURL’, SP_REQUEST_URL);
define(‘WP_HOME’, SP_REQUEST_URL);

yet i am able to log in, in separate browser tabs, to both www and non www versions of the site and see, greyed out, both the www and non www url paths, on those respective pages. It appears that i have two versions of the site, one www and another non, and don’t know how to set the preferred www. version automatically, and (sorry if it’s inappropriate here ) this thread was the only place i found a potential solution/ plugin conflict

A developer has this plugin on three of my sites, and it appears to be a problem as both www and non www versions of the site are live and recognized, eg the preferred domain is not being recognized, and the setting area is greyed out. isthere a fix for this?

I have the same issue

I am also still having this problem on many sites

you hit the nail on the head- 1 to many. 1 widget to many corrals, so you don’t end up duplicating widgets just to get them to appear in different places. that’s a pain , especially with form codes, when it comes to updating.

I didnt; think of using a widget’s shortcode inside another widget as a way of creating custom sets and 1 to many…that really is ingenious and probably would be the answer-

You are right about top down vs bottom up management…. I guess i think top down, so I ended up dumping all widgets in the main, always on sidebar, and turning them off by default, unless turned on by exception, and used a plugin that allowed me to add tags to pages, then used tags on those pages to identify if a given widget should be on or off. A training page? turn the training menu in the widget on on pages with training page tag…. and so on. very much top down, and if any of these kluged together elements goes away, I’m hosed…

Jon- The ideal widget plugin to me would do the following.
1) as yours does now, making a custom post type into a widget is a great idea. essential too to show or hide the widget title!
2)Allow you to group any widget into groups or sets (you call them corrals)
3) any widget may be in one or many sets (yours does not do this)
4) sets may be ordered drag and drop- eg, set A displays widgets 1,2,3 in that order, but set B displays widgets 3,25,7 in that order. (not possible now that I’m aware of)
4) each page can display one or many sets of widgets, or can pull individual widgets and display, and re-order (not possible that I’m aware of)
5) same granular functionality for posts + other page types
6) arrange different sets of widgets for different categories or by tag.

I currently am able to accomplish this only thru dynamic widgets. I also use a tag plugin to tag my pages, and assign a tag that triggers a rule in dynamic widgets to show or hide a given widget.

I can’t use any type of widget ‘set’ even though wrangler and my theme allow it, because there seems to be no way for 1 widget to appear in more than 1 set or corral… so it defeats the purpose of pre-arranged sets if you need to create lots of copies of widgets!

thanks for your work and contributions to wordpress!

also it seems the link in the image within the fixed widget does not work when it scrolls down-

reload of all the files worked- thx!

I think my theme has broken this plugin as this tickbox is not an option and in fact none of the checkboxes for ‘exceptions for categories’ are working.
will try to reinstall the plugin

thx!

thanks- would be nice to have a good safe place to embed codes in page/ post. useful for autoresponder JS code, or video or advert embeds, or iframes… all kinds of uses for this

thx

just subscribing to thread

to follow up, when diagnosing page load speed errors with my host, their support replied with the following:

My domain removed from string…

The two largest delays I saw were trying to include these files:

https://www.DOMAIN.com/wp-content/plugins/subpages-navigation/subpages-navigation.css?ver=3.1.3
https://www.DOMAIN.com/wp-content/plugins/subpages-navigation/subpages-navigation.js?ver=3.1.3

It was pretty consistent with each page load. Interesting to note is that one of the files exists (subpages-navigation.js) and the other does not:

root@borrego [/home/thanp73/public_html]# ls wp-content/plugins/subpage-navigation/subpages-navigation.css
/bin/ls: wp-content/plugins/subpage-navigation/subpages-navigation.css: No such file or directory

Disabling this plugin (or perhaps updating it) should help immensely with the page load speed. It appears to have some coding issues as far as what it tries to include does not seem to be valid.

I’ve deleted and reinstalled plugin and am retesting.

is there likely to be an update to this plugin? it seems to be throwign JS errors for me as well, when looking at https://www.webpagetest.org/

$ sent too via paypal- thx!

Thanks Qurl-that fixed it on both sites!!

fantastic support- i am so happy to have this working fully again- thx!