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Matthew,

I purchased the Pro Version.

I took the visual-form-builder-pro.pot template from the languages directory.

I made my visual-form-builder-pro-de_DE.po and visual-form-builder-pro-de_DE.mo with POEdit.

Unfortunately it seems. as the .po/.mo is ignored by the Pro version.

Any idea?

Thanks for your response … at least I knwo what to do

I see ??

Is there a german .po File in the pro version or do I have to translate again?

Melissa,

in my case whether it works or not depends whether I provide a Reply-To Email in Settings => Visual Form Builder > Form yourForm => Form Settings => 2. EMAIL

regards
Heinz

Marcus,
sorry I couldn’t answer earlier. I haven’t change anything on my server … I just uploaded the newest version 1.8 – as I was urged by WordPress.

And now everything seems to work fine and as supposed to work.

There is only a minor glitch which could cause some confusion:
it still says: “Version 1.7 | Von Marcus E. Pope, marcuspope | Besuch die Plugin-Seite”

I manually updated the comment in the php file, just to know which version I have.

Thank you so much for your work …

regards
Heinz

Marcus, I’m back …

I spent hours on a “Error 310: ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS” problem, just to find out, it’s all your fault *gg*

No, to be honest I like your plugin. The only problem ist, that it makes the <!–nextpage–> pagination also root relative … which is something, my host server really, really does NOT like.

Ist there a way to switch it off for <!–nextpage–>?

It works with <!–more–> btw

regards
Heinz

Same here! I’*m not able to add events in wp 3.4.1

This is not a solution imho … more a workaround

a better workaround would be, if the author add this to line 25:

@$event->id = ”;

The @ suppresses the warning.

Same here:

Warning: ob_start(): output handler ‘ob_gzhandler’ conflicts with ‘zlib output compression’ in Y:\webs\jome\jome09\wordpress\wp-content\plugins\pdw-file-browser\pdw_file_browser\index.php on line 27

Notice: ob_start(): failed to create buffer in Y:\webs\jome\jome09\wordpress\wp-content\plugins\pdw-file-browser\pdw_file_browser\index.php on line 27
Upload folder doesn’t exist or $uploadpath in config.php is set wrong!

The Problem seems to be, that the SESSION cannot be initiated.

Anyone any ideas?

Also if you insert a new Category or Page from Dashboard => Design => Menus you only get a root relative link if the plugin is activated.

You said all links … so far I needed it only for image links.

I just found out, that it doesn’t work on inserted links.

To insert a root relative Link, I have to activate the plugin … and so I just found out, what the use of the plugin is.

Thank you visnevskis ??

Yes, that is what I did … I just ckecked it on my production server and it worked that way.

The only plugins I have activatet on the production site are
NextGEN Gallery and
OrangeBox

If I add an image with the Hochladen/Einfügen (upload/insert) button just above the texteditor window it opens a window where I could drop an file into (from Computer), select from URL or Mediathek or NextGen Gallery.

I choose Mediathek, select an image click on “Anzeigen” (Show) and I already get the root relative URL presented e. g. “/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/xxx.jpg”

That’s it for me. Sorry that I can’t offer a more complicated way ??

@visnevskis

They are root relative in the html-view of the editor
They are root relative in the exported xml file
They are root relative in the sql db

So yes, I’m pretty sure the are root relative ??

I don’t know, what would happen if I move to an other diretory (guess it won’t work) but it definitely works if I move to another domain i. e. htttp://development => https://www.production.com

Marcus,

I stumbled across your plugin, when I found my testing servers domain “https://localServerName/wordpress/&#8230;.” on my production server.

So I was looking for a way to use root relative URLs in my image links.

Your original approach for the wp-config.php rendered my installation useless. It seems I had the same difficulties as visneskis.

The standard setup installed my WP into https://localServerName//wordpress so I changed your lines to this:

define(‘WP_HOME’, ‘https://&#8217; . $_SERVER[‘SERVER_NAME’]. ‘/wordpress’);
define(‘WP_SITEURL’, ‘https://&#8217; . $_SERVER[‘SERVER_NAME’]. ‘/wordpress’);
define(‘WP_CONTENT_URL’, ‘/wordpress/wp-content’);
define(‘DOMAIN_CURRENT_SITE’, $_SERVER[‘SERVER_NAME’]);

btw I found a note to use the “more reliable” (cite) $_SERVER[‘SERVER_NAME’] instead of $_SERVER[‘HTTP_HOST’]

The point is, these changes allowed me to insert an image with an root relative path even before I activated your plugin.

So please don’t take me wrong, but what is your plugin for, if the requirement of a root relative path is met with the above lines ….?

regards
Heinz