WayneM1

I’m running Version 1.8.5 and have the same issue.

I have toggled the setting: “Enable filmstrip” -> “No” and it has no effect. The filmstip always shows in the lightbox.

Tried setting the filmstrip height to “0” (zero) and it had no effect on the height or display of the filstrip.

We will fix this as part of the next release.

Any idea when that will be?…

Same as previous:

[17-Apr-2020 11:58:48 UTC] PHP Notice:  Undefined index: offset in /public_html/wp-content/plugins/feedzy-rss-feeds/includes/admin/feedzy-wp-widget.php on line 250
[17-Apr-2020 11:58:48 UTC] PHP Notice:  Undefined index: multiple_meta in /public_html/wp-content/plugins/feedzy-rss-feeds/includes/admin/feedzy-wp-widget.php on line 251

I only use the plugin to show feeds using the widget. There are two instances of the widget on the sidebar of every page, each for a separate valid feed. I have not changed any of the default settings for the plugin. Here is a screen shot of one of the widget setups (I’ve masked the feed domain with ***, the feeds are valid and work fine).

https://ibb.co/4Y3ZpyY

I upgraded to version 3.3.19 just a few hours after posting my first message.

The same errors persist.

Thanks.

@rozroz Yes, that worked. Thanks.

I’ll mention this again… If the field requires an entry to get rid of the error, maybe the field should have a default entry? ??

I’m seeing the same error. I’ll put something in the widget field you indicated. However, if the field requires an entry to get rid of the error, maybe the field should have a default entry? ??

Thanks for your reply ??

Choosing either “First” or “Last” does indeed solve the lightbox loading issue.

But, “Random” is really what makes this widget the most interesting and useful for highlighting a variety of images. And, it had always worked in the past versions I’ve used.

Any chance there is a pending fix for this coming (please)?

Thanks again.

That’s great! Thanks ??

That’ll work. Thanks ??

More details:

I see that the “Screen Options” drop down on the Dashboard has a check box for “Welcome” box … But, there is not an option to hide this box in the WLCMS settings that I can find.

WOW! Thanks for this fix!!

I did not even realize this plugin had finally stopped working on a client’s website. Yikes!

I just found that it was popping lots of errors to the error_log (one reason I like to use the file monitor plugin to notice these changes – but I had that turned off because it was popping errors of its own).

Anyhow. If there is any confusion regarding what the new code should look like… All you need to do is replace

ereg

with

preg_match

in each of those two lines noted in the posts above.

Works like a charm ??

Still, would like to find a currently supported pluging that can do the same as this one. Or, maybe some developer could take this one over and get it up to date??

Okay. I figured this out.

Firstly, I needed to change the html code from single to double quotes: ‘ to ”

Secondly, I placed the custom css in the appropriate field on the WLCMS “Settings” page.

Still getting these errors… ??

Thanks for your very helpful plugin and support.