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Done, with pleasure. Excellent plugin –?thanks.

Hello, Daniel. That makes perfect sense –?thanks so much! It also works perfectly. I’ll use this method in the future for code that depends on the existence of other plugins’ code. Thank you!

Thanks, Daniel. I think I understand your solution but just want to check that we’re talking about the same thing: what’s failing for me is not the add_filter line itself –?that part is fine if I take it out of the if/then conditional above. What fails is the actual if/then check to see if the Popup Maker plugin is active on the site.

I was including in my plugin the check for the existence of Popup maker to prevent any chaos if someone has temporarily disabled the Popup Maker plugin. However, I’ve just tested on a site without Popup Maker installed and the add_filter( 'pum_get_conditions', 'pum_no_cv_update_date' ) doesn’t seem to cause any issues so perhaps I can just put it in as is, without some method of checking whether Popup Maker is an active plugin? If someone disables Popup Maker on the site, no harm seems to occur when adding the filter in my plugin regardless.

After upgrading to PHP 7, the plugin picked up the presence of predis and switched to that so I’ve now commented out the WP-REDIS-CLIENT definition in wp-config.php.

Predis is working ?– no errors. I might go back and battle with a newer version of phpredis in the future, since you and many others have noted that it’s quicker but, for now, I’m happy that the site is running significantly more quickly and is running smoothly. Thank you for the plugin and for the support, Till.

Many thanks, Till. I will first upgrade PHP to v7 and then MySQL server to v5.6 (since both should offer some performance improvements) and then attempt to install the appropriate PHP components and then troubleshoot. Will report results here.

did you ever get a response to this or find an alternative solution?

I ended up dropping the idea of forced redirection and instead chose to display a a prominent icon that showed US visitors to the UK site that there was a site for them, and vice versa for UK visitors to the US site. Different domains now, with Google Webmaster Tools aware of the target market for each domain, to improve search rank and to avoid penalties for duplicate content.

Forgot to mention that the method I’d be using would be AddRecords

That’s a shame but thanks anyway — I appreciate the response.

Would you be interested in doing this as a paid job? I’ll write to you via your own site and send you my contact details. It’s probably better that way. Thanks!

Just tried replacing the plugin. Used a network activation. Nothing…

Hi

I spent hours trying various combinations, going from including many arguments or constraints to including very few.

I’ve tried examples like this:

[netsposts include_blog days=1000 titles_only=false show_author=true auto_excerpt=true excerpt_length=500 show_author=true paginate=true list=5]

I’ve also slowly removed parameters from the arguments one by one, assuming that this would remove things back to defaults, per your documentation . I never saw any page content. If I look at the page source, there’s no sign of any text being included. However, the plugin I downloaded a few days back had modification dates of 18th August. Today, there are modification dates from today, though the version number hasn’t changed. Is it worth my trying again with a clean copy?

My private test sites have the following structure: domain.com, domain.com/site2, domain.com/site3 using WP Multi-site. I’ve tried activating the plug-in for one site, for all and finally deactivation followed by network activation. Tried creating the shortcodes on all three sites, all of which have recent posts. Any help appreciated. Thanks.