[Plugin: Elastic Theme Editor] issues on WAMP server

  • joecr

    (@joecr)


    15 years ago

    I have a WordPress install on a Windows computer where the entire plugin just barfs but on a CentOS server with almost the same config it works.

    My Windows test is running Windows XP SP3, WAMPSERVER V 2.0, PHP 5.2.11, WordPress 2.8.6, Elastic Theme Editor 0.0.2.7, & Apache 2.2.13.

    The production server is CentOS (Not sure which version), PHP 5.2.11, WordPress 2.8.6, Elastic Theme Editor 0.0.2.7, & Apache 2.2.14.

    By barf I mean that the three buttons do not work & instead of being side by side they are one above another with them doing nothing & everything else it displays listed underneath them. I really want to get it working as I’d rather play test on my local computer as my host may deactivate my account for to much CPU use.

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  • ronbme

    (@ronbme)

    I got it working on a Wampserver using Windows XP.

    All of the edits are in “class-elastic-editor.php”.

    1. Look for the line “$plugin = Elastic_Editor::get_folder();”
    Around line 46 under “function init_styles() “

    2. Replace that with ” $plugin = basename(dirname(__FILE__)); “
    (without the quotes)

    3. Now look for every instance of ” $plugin “
    The next one should be ” WP_PLUGIN_URL .’/’. $plugin . ‘/jquery/ui/css/custom-theme/jquery-ui-1.7.2.custom.css’, ”

    4. You will need to add the ” ‘/’. ” before ” $plugin “

    5. You will have to repeat this in “function init_scripts()”

    6. I also had to copy the “framework” and “jquery” folders to the “plugins” folder.

    Most of the reasons this plugin doesn’t work is because of errors in finding the proper directories. By using Wampserver I was able to examine the logs and find out what is happening.

    This should get you up and running with the plugin.

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