veleno

Hi bilbo640, in the near future I will add more functionalities, such as a read-more link.

I’ve found that the plugin does not work properly when table prefix is other than wp_. I’ve found a number of queries like the following one:

DELETE from wp_options
WHERE option_name like %s or option_name like %s'

The plugin works properly just in case the table prefix is wp_.

Sure! The post is scheduled for june 30th.

I found another issue in nextend-facebook.settings.php.
On line 27 could you change the following line

function NextendFB_Options_Page() {

with this one:

static function NextendFB_Options_Page() {

Thanks a lot
Carlo

If you are experiencing the following error: Undefined index: loginFacebook, maybe this thread will help you: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/undefined-index-loginfacebook

Hello John. I fixed the issue. The problem was in the SSL certificate. With my certificate, the secure URL was not https://htmlintro.altervista.org/… , but something like https://htmlintro.ssl.altervista.org/… .
With such a URL, .css and .js files did not load in FB canvas page. I’ve changed host and SSL certificate, so the URL changed to https://example.com, and now everything works fine.
I’ve written an article where I speak about WPBook plugin. The article will be published on an italian computer magazine next month. Nice piece about WPBook ??
Thank you for your response.
Carlo

I’ve found the error, but I don’t know how to fix it.
The stylesheet URL included into iframe document is:

https://htmlintro.altervista.org/wpfacebook/wp-content/plugins/membri/htmlintro/wpfacebook/wp-content/themes/wpbook_theme/default/style.css

It should be the following:

https://htmlintro.ssl.altervista.org/wpfacebook/wp-content/themes/wpbook_theme/default/style.css

How do I change this?

Thank you guys for this thread. I was going crazy!

“bad request” should be the output in case of private calendar. Please, publish the calendar and try again, and, of course, send me a feedback.

open your google calendar account. choose the public calendar you want to share on you wp site and open the calendar settings panel.
look for the “Calendar Address” in the middle of the page. There you’ll find the calendar ID.

in a theme you should find this code (if it exists) in wp-content/themes/youtheme/functions.php

maybe I have found the problem. gcal_events_list makes use of a function named add_styles(). This function registers a style sheet.
easingslider makes use of a similar function with the same name. I will fix this asap. In the meanwhile you can rename the function in gcal_events_list.php on line 29 and line 190.

This is the original code:

029. add_action('wp_print_styles', 'add_styles');
...
190. function add_styles() {...}

Try this code (not tested):

029. add_action('wp_print_styles', 'add_gcel_styles');
...
190. function add_gcel_styles() {...}