Yush

The problem is I’m already familiar with using WordPress the way that I have become accustomed to using it. With Gutenberg I suddenly have a new interface where I have to stop and think about what to do. I’m not reluctant to change: I’m just reluctant to change that doesn’t seem to improve what I already do. For now I get around the learning curve by installing Classic Editor plugin. When I have more time maybe I’ll take a deeper look at Gutenberg.

Hi there,

I have the exact same problem. I have v5.1.1 and WP v4.7.2. The “Notice…” message instantly goes away when I deactivate the plugin.

What is the solution to this problem?

Sweet!

This pop-up is always traipsing over my browser. Regardless how it got there, and I did not knowingly agree to it being installed, it gives WPMU a very bad name and reputation and only wants me to never use WPMU (or associated products) again.

Wow! That is totally awesome! It works. Thanks!

The url link should say https://domain.com/category/?poet_fullname=John%20Betjamin

I have an external form page that have data from a custom field on it. When you click on the submit link it brings up the Caldera Forms page which has a field with the same name on the submit page with the URL formatted like this: https://domain.com/category/?poet_lastname=John%20Betjamin. On the Caldera Forms page the text field called poet_name would have John Betjamin populated in it. That’s how it works on my Gravity Forms page. Just wondered how to replicate this with the Caldera Forms.

Bump. I guess no one can help. ??

I’m having the same problem. The error details are:

Warning: Missing argument 2 for wpdb::prepare(), called in https://www.yourdomain.com/wp-content/plugins/category-icons/category_icons.php on line 1047 and defined in https://www.yourdomain.com/wp-includes/wp-db.php on line 992

Lines 1045 to 1047 read
function ig_caticons_install() {
global $wpdb, $table_prefix;
$wpdb->query($wpdb->prepare(“CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS $wpdb->ig_caticons (cat_id INT NOT NULL ,priority INT NOT NULL ,icon TEXT NOT NULL ,small_icon TEXT NOT NULL , PRIMARY KEY ( cat_id ))”));

Line 992 to 994 read
function prepare( $query, $args ) {

if ( is_null( $query ) )

return;

This works really good: speeding up my site considerably. The only thing I’m not happy with is the information the script injects into the footer of the page, even though I disable (untick) the option to show this information. To me this is too much info and is a security risk.

I did not want to go into the source code to be able to remove this. Any chance of preventing this script from spitting out such information in future?

Thanks.

Seriously, dude, this:-

“Here are my beacon of Mannar has not
You, O Dome Pearl
Oh, the same demented lover
The one who miss
Installed memory and the treachery of cracker
… and gentle love and grief vandalism
You, O arm of the martyrs
Peace from the people of the martyrs
The heart of the martyrs
I swear that the victory of the blood of the martyrs
Creeping towards liberalization to you, O Martyrs Square…”

does not answer my question.

Can no one help?