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The issue looks like it’s gone, looking really cool there ?? Marking this topic as resolved, if you still have issues, please re-open it.

Best regards.
The Alfie team.

Marking this as resolved now, if you still have issues please re-open the topic.
All the best.

Your theme is not correctly loading jQuery, no plugin based on it will load. You should correct the path to the jQuery .js file, it has an extra / in it.

Hi,

Have you installed any other plugin in the timeframe between first installing Alfie WP Weather and the moment it stopped displaying the info? Try disabling it and see if it works. It seems jQuery isn’t loading correctly, there’s an extra slash in the url to the .js file.

Let us know if we can be of any further help.
Regards.

Hi,

Thank you for using Alfie WP Weather. We have investigated the possible issue with your website not displaying correctly the widget in IE ( it’s always IE ?? ). Could you update the version of jQuery that your theme is loading to at least 1.7? The plugin is using the .on() method, available only in jQuery 1.7+. If this doesn’t do it, we’ll keep looking for the issue.

Please let us know if we can be of further help.

Best regards.

You’re welcome Roxtion. Thank you for using it and for the kind words ??

We’ve just released the 1.0.5 version that enables multiple weather widgets on the same page. Please update your plugin version and enjoy the new extended functionality.

Best regards.
S.

Well, it seems it worked, since our fix was included in the 1.3 update. Good job and thanks for this great plugin.

Should be in the first week of March +-. Thanks for your input.

This will be added in the next release.

Marked this as completed.

Well, maybe the plugin developer will include the patch in his next release. Update safe patches should be considered with care as they can prevent the updated plugin to act on its own.

Anyway, you could unbind the click event and then bind it to the .sam_ad class in an external js file, let’s say your custom scripts.

The final code will look like this:

( function( $ ) {
  $( function() {
    $( 'body' ).off( 'click', '.sam_ad' ).on(' click', '.sam_ad', function() {
      	var $me = $( this ),
      		adId = $me.attr( 'id' );
      $.ajax({
        type: "POST",
        url: samAjax.ajaxurl,
        data: {
          action: "sam_click",
          sam_ad_id: adId,
          _ajax_nonce: samAjax._ajax_nonce
        },
        async: true
      });
    });
  });
})( jQuery );

What this will do is override the click event in the plugin with the custom function.

Hope it helps ??

tainkeh,

Please make sure you’re using the latest version of the plugin. The fix is pretty straight forward. The lines mentioned above must look like this:

$post_content = Facebook_Open_Graph_Protocol::clean_description( $post->post_content, true );

Hi,

For some obscure reason, while clean_description() function, located in open-graph-protocol.php is correctly accepting the default $trimmed = true parameter, the social-publisher.php located in /plugins/facebook/admin/social-publisher/ is passing false as parameter, enabling the full content to be activated as description in the feed object. To correct this, simply remove the false parameter on lines 340, 506 and 616 or specify true instead of false, both results are the same.

Hope it solves your problem ??

Hi Joe,

Can you provide a link to a page where the widget is supposed to show up, so we can investigate the issue?

Thanks.