WebbyMerlin

Here’s a better way in case you don’t want to lose the box, or maybe just want your own copyright:

File is:
/wp-content/themes/ultimate/inc/structure/footer-extensions.php

Change function ultimate_footer_info()
to pass the $output back that you want. I just commented out what was there and put:
$output = '<div class="copyright">Copyright &copy; '.date('Y')." My Own Company, All Rights Reserved.</div>";

It picks up the PHP current year nicely also ?? Be sure to document this for yourself because if you update the theme at any point you will want to pop this back in. Would be nice if this were part of the regular theme vs. extensions so you could “child” it but… i didn’t have time to try that. Adventurers, let me know ??

A correction on the Multi-site use! It DOES indeed work. I have defined 38 shortcodes at the Network level (Settings, Shortcode Exec PHP) and can use any and all of them on any site in the multisite config with no issues. I pass a variable based on the calling site to pull data for that specific site using the example attributes pass:

[about_us]
extract(shortcode_atts(array(‘franchise’ => ‘1000’), $atts));
include(“about_us.inc.php”);

Then the site calls the shortcode passing its unique franchise code to my php program, which then displays its own databased “about us” text/html. This is all the code I need in the content of the page:

[about_us franchise=1234]

With about 2000 sites to build for different sports leagues, it’s a Godsend!

YOU FIXED IT! WOO HOOO… yes that did it.. put it in the child theme and tried the test page above and there’s my map!

Now where else on the planet can you get service like this at 3:45 AM in the MORNING! LOL

Thanks so much.. YOU ROCK!

The Tersus theme comes with a built in child theme that incorporates all the main Tersus theme and then easily lets you make changes to styles and still keep the core intact. It has a ton of options but nothing about script versions. I do have the PHP-Exec plugin installed so i can do <?php do shortcode … and other straight PHP code in widgets, pages, posts, custom post types etc. and that all works great, some with &arguments tacked on there. Could there be a way to call this with native php in some way? I can also put code also into header and footers of pages as part of the theme for things like Adsense code and Analytics… there must be some way to get my maps back!

Tersus is a responsive theme made by NorthVantage.

I updated the add_action line first, with no change in results. Disabled all the plugins, no change, switched themes.. and it worked! I re-enabled all the plugins and it still works in the Twenty Twelve theme. Alas, I can’t use that theme, I need to use Tersus. Before you updated to 1.6.0 and had to pass “sensor”, it worked fine, have been seeing maps without issue while working on other aspects of the pages, it didn’t quit until I ran the update this evening. Is there some other way for you to pass the sensor indicator to that Google API?

I also tried putting it in the call like this:
[flexiblemap width=600 height=400 title=”Test Title” address=”Santa Monica CA 90401″ sensor="false" scrollwheel=”true”]

Here it is on this test page (no joy):
https://108.167.155.21/~gig3/test-page-for-flexible-map-code-v-1-6-0-on-wp-3-5/

Running WP 3.5 – here’s a page:
https://108.167.155.21/~gig3/author/sugarinthegourd/

Using Chrome Version 23.0.1271.97 m
or IE Version 9.0.8112.16421

My user registration is using the default phpmail successfully putting the “Mailed By” header as my domain name. These emails show up in gmail because the mailer is the same domain as where it is sent from.

However using the Custom Contact Form, the mail is tagged as SPAM because it finds the SERVER ROOT mailer instead — and since i’m virtually hosted, as are all my clients, I would prefer if this wonderful feature-rich contact form would allow me the option to use the default phpmail, so that each domain’s contact forms could come to them without making special filters in their Gmail.

My host is HostGator, and the contact form in my customized Elegant Theme theme apparently uses default phpmail, and works perfectly. So it’s not WP, or the host, or PHP.ini, or the mail, it’s Custom Contact Form’s method of finding a mailer.

To see which mailer your site is using with this form, send a form to yourself and view the headers in GMail. Look for the little arrow next to the to name, click it to see the detail headers, and look for “Mailed by:” — When your domain matches, it won’t be tagged as spam.

I can’t find the code or function that pulls in the server root mailer, I’d be happy to discover it and attempt to alter it to be able to keep my awesome forms created with Custom Contact Form!

I downloaded that url above and saved it to hard drive and embedded in that were the IP and Port to use in the plugin.. so i take it back.. it works ?? Sorry about that.