zondar

Hi, Thanks for followup. Very professional.

Checked the PHP version, in fact it is 7.4.30

1. After disabling plugins and re-introducing it appears a plugin called [SearchEverything] is causing the problem. It is a very capable Search-function replacement.

2. Very strange, because I got access to an identical (mirror) site with [SearchEverything] AND your plugin 4.2.1 both activated – both work fine without conflict on that mirror site!

Client won’t pay for more detective work, so they will have to choose which plugin to stay in place.

Thanks again,

p.s. It would be nice if your Calendar layout could have [FirstDayofWeek=Monday] as this is default for many business formats.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 11 months ago by zondar.

Thanks for prompt support message AR Rasel – very impressive.

· PHP 5.6.4
· Theme is Lexicon (Genesis/oldish Studiopress) but robust and very few issues/conflicts to date
· WP 5.9.5: ZERO problems with other plugins or themes.
· Tried the Dev version from your link, but now:

Even trying to create new post gives the critical error message. Previously a new post could be created but the error only appeared when trying to save or update.
Can’t attach screenshot but it is the very common WP error you can see here:
https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-fix-the-critical-error-in-wordpress/
(Scroll down a bit).

BTW: Tried to find previous version on your website, but link for older versions is no longer showing at the foot of that page.

■ Can you point me to a link to re-test previous version pls?

Cheers.

p.s. Happy to send a capuccino your way – couldn’t see a PayPal icon on the row of payment options but persevered. (IMHO, PayPal gives a bit more security than CC’s.)

Thanks oooorgle, Stellar support.

Looks like table remained after uninstalling old version.
Dropped manually and did fresh install >> all good.
· Tweaked css to reduce blank space above quote.
· Manually adding quotes and importing a [ ; ] delimited CSV file all work flawlessly.
· Haven’t hammered it for all possible security angles yet.

p.s. From past experience, a quotes box increases site visit time (and bookmarking) for certain types of visitors and site genres.
I spent hours testing other quotes plugins – all either failed to fire up or had some horrible defect, including the quotes feed being on a remote site.

If adding quotations to a site, don’t dilly around, Quotes Llama is the one to have.

I suspect this relates to a plugin that we tried some time ago then deleted.
In this case how does the prompt (above) still manage to show up?

For security reasons this is not a good look; even worse that the link is dead.

Clicking on [Never remind me] does delete the prompt in the dashboard.

Some people are dedicated to refining code and the
English language, and others to degrading.

A very useful plugin but annual renewal of Pro version
at rebated price is not so great – and at full price
is far too expensive for low volume users.

And yes, the nag messages should disappear after 30 days
at the most this is just common courtesy.
Hogging valuable screen real estate is a big NO-NO.

Maybe you mean ‘simply the best’ ? !!!!!!!!!!!
What you’ve written is hardly a compliment !

This is a REALLY valuable timesaving plugin – it’s amazing
that WP has no native possibility under bulk edit to change
the publication date of a bunch of posts.

Unfortunately, I did everything by the book, same as webtectonic,
but dates were not ammended and I got:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function date_add() in /var/www/vhosts/grumpyclient.com/httpdocs/ohdear/wp-content/plugins/oik-batchmove/oik-batchmove.php on line 68

Pls confirm date should be set as ‘+1 year’ and not ‘+1year’
Have tried various formats but same result.

TIA

Hi,

Did you use phpmyadmin or command line interface to import the tables?

And did you use prefix v45_ or did you import from an earlier version of Vivvo?

Not having much success importing a Vivvo ver 4.152 database here.

What WOULD be a great idea, is for this developer to buy the remains of Vivvo from those guys in Serbia and continue development.
Once you master some of the VTE stuff, the editing interface is a delight to use compared with WP. Or Joomla. Or Drupal.

Added another <ul> </ul> to functions.php so that the feeds appear single spaced – no blank lines between.
Would like to reduce font size but not enough coding experience, alas.

Added another

to functions.php so that the feeds appear single spaced – no gaps.

Crikey,

This guy should be known as Lightning Piet !

All good thanks,

1. Yes, from a techie’s point of view, GitHub is better.
2. I reckon the plugin is worth $9.95 to an online curator – without premium features.
3. Additional features might be:
– Ability to rotate (or display under dropdown) up to 5 or 10 feeds
– Option to reduce panel size/font size, to modify WordPress’ new dashboard defaults. From memory, font size on your previous version was much smaller and sharper? (WordPress is so, so arty with the lovely wafty pale greys – but it’s damn hard on the eyesight.)
4. Will post a review for fellow curators.

Cheers
Zondar Maximus

Yup, you did.

But not everyone wants to add yet ANOTHER login and password just to get into GitHub.

Fixed version works fine – thanks for the effort.

Cheers

p.s. Your plugin is useful enough to start charging good money for.
But, suggestion: Avoid CodeCanyon and Envato.