zitrusblau

Great news ??

Works as expected with “data-bg”-attribute for background images, thank you!

I just wondered if providing the plugin options solely in the customizer might be too “exclusive” for users that don’t rely or use it very often.

Thank you for the fast response.

We’d be fine to manually add the “data-bg” attribute or whatever in markup or use the addClasses option of the plugin in order for background-images to be lazy loaded.

To be honest, I don’t see any WordPress-related use cases (yet), either. ??

An option for the unveilhooks plugin sounds awesome, thanks!

any ideas?

done.

great, thanks! ??

yes, thank you! now it works in backend as well as on frontpage ajax requests.

saw your code additions, seems to be more tricky than initially assumed.

don’t know if it’s related to the latest changes referring to admin request checks but now when adding a post thumbnail in backend, the image preview won’t be displayed initially in the corresponding metabox, the image seems to be parsed by your plugin now (i saw the class “lazyloaded” attached to the image tag”).
after reloading (or saving the post), the image is then displayed though.

yes, works. thanks for adding it to your plugin!

ok, sounds good.

thanks!

Hey,

we just found that the responsible code for this modification causes issues on a rather exotic setup we have here.
We use AIOWPS together with Theme My Login which does call do_action(‘login_init) for all related flagged TML login pages which is actually good so far.

in our case, this causes problems though since we flagged a custom page as the (tml) login page to route to this custom page which displays different content and functionality based on the current user status.

so we needed to find a solution to disable the redirect case you implemented for logged-in users if the rename login feature is not used without hacking your code.

we did it this way:

add_action('init', function() {

	global $aio_wp_security;

	if( ! is_a($aio_wp_security, 'AIO_WP_Security') )
		return;

	if( remove_action('wp_loaded', array($aio_wp_security, 'aiowps_wp_loaded_handler')) ) {

		$aiowps_loaded_handler = new AIOWPSecurity_WP_Loaded_Tasks();
		remove_action('login_init', array($aiowps_loaded_handler, 'aiowps_login_init'));

	}

});

but it would be easier to achieve the same thing if you’d provide a more direct way to remove this action in your plugin, ie. make available the instance object of “AIOWPSecurity_WP_Loaded_Tasks()” outside the classes scope or by adding a custom filter function in your static function aiowps_login_init().

thanks!

oh nevermind,
found the cause was a incorrectly used load_value filter call with empty results across our themes functions file…

Hi Sky,

it work with only these two plugins active!
It seem to be Woocommerce itself which causes this failure.

Hi Sky,

thanks for your fast reply!

Yes, this is the Download Monitor Plugin which we use, but not the pro version of your plugin. On the website we’re using these plugins together are 64 Plugins active! I already try it on my localhost with only two active plugins and the sorting function in the download list works fine. Start to activating all plugins step by step and it still works fine until I activate your plugin. Only if I activating WooCommerce Sequential Order Numbers, the sorting function don’t work and after click on the sort arrow the list will be empty.

Hi Harish,

two Screenshots for you. In the first you can see the download edit screen, which have checked the ‘for members only’ option. The second show the download list overview quickedit which have this option unchecked.

https://www.zitrusblau.de/cloud/index.php/s/PjqMy1nvVfY5ieZ
https://www.zitrusblau.de/cloud/index.php/s/SQAkKs8HpSO6HBN

We’re working on version 1.9.4 of Download Monitor.

Hi @harish,

now I tested this like you mentioned on my localhost, with Twenty Sixteen theme and no other plugin but same result as my first post. The check on quickedit wouldn’t be saved.