ben.moody

Hi

Thanks for the update

I’ve released an update for the Pro version recently which addresses the ‘media’ bug.

I will have a new release for the free version ready very soon.

Thanks again

Hi

This issue is always related to hosting settings.

The plugin makes use of the WordPress core xmlrpc API to connect to other sites.

You can Google search the http error code or pass it to your host and let them know that you need to use the xmlrpc API on the master site.

Here is a similar error thread which might help:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14306674/i-am-getting-an-error-32300-transport-error-http-status-code-was-not-200

Hi

The plugin had logic to delete the temporary files on a regular basis.

If you see the folder isn’t emptied on a somewhat regular basis there maybe a permissions issue with that folder.

Hi

I’m afraid codification logic is not supported at this time. The way gravity forms implements this creates a challenge for updating files asynchronously and still trying to find a solution.

If you have any dev experience and can help please feel free to post a commit to the plugins github page.

Thanks

Ben

Pretty sure psds are not on the WordPress allowed file extensions.

You will probably have to add it to WordPress:

https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-add-additional-file-types-to-be-uploaded-in-wordpress/

Hi

What do you mean it’s not working in admin pages?

Do you have the gravity forms plugin installed?

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Hi

No, clicking submit will end the upload and the form will submit without any upload data

Ben

Hi

Does this happen everytime?

The reason I ask is that when a post is published on the Master site it pings all the reader sites to let them know there is a new post to download, and the the reader sites download the posts.

There can be times when some of the reader sites are on slow servers and the inital ping request on post save doesn’t make it to all the reader sites as they are too slow to respond in time.

I’m working on an update to the reader plugin to schedule regular checks for new content to get around this issue

Hi

That;s the thing to check. Some hosts bock access to the xmlrpc.php file

This core WordPress file is required for the plugin to authenticate with the master site

Hi

The video upload happens asynchronously via a cURL request after form submission. This means that the users doesn’t have to wait until the video upload and api transfer is complete before the form submits.

You can take a look at this action which triggers just before the plugin updates the form entry data in the gforms table with the new urls for videos uploaded via the api:

do_action(‘prso_gform_youtube_uploader_pre_update_meta’, $field_values, $this->data);

$field_values – should contain array of uploads by form field_id, in which you can get the video_id and video_url from youtube

$this->data – passes an array which contains the gforms_entry and gforms_form objects. With these you should be able to get the ID of the post you created with the form submission and then add the video data as post meta.

If you can’t get the post id from the gforms data what i would do is on creation of your new post during form submission save the form entry id as post meta for the new post, then you can get that post later after the video upload using the gforms_entry object passed the the action above in the 2nd param.

Zurb Foundation is a full site development framework. It’s not designed to be retrofitted into another framework or theme. You will find the as a standalone framework it’s css and js will conflict or override items when applied to an existing theme or framework.

If you are looking to use foundation to develop a WordPress theme from scratch you can download the framework from zurb and use it as a base for your theme development

I don’t see any errors in that log file.

Can you create a test post and save it then check your server error log file to see if the server logs any specific errors when the plugin tries to ping the reader site.

It’s usually an issue with the reader site timing out when the master site tries to ping it but looking for errors on the master site would be the first place to look.

Hi

The issue here is usually a problem with the master site not being able to “ping” the reader site, letting it know there is new content to pull.

Can you take a look and see if there is an error log file in the plugin folder for the MASTER PLUGIN as well as the READER PLUGIN. If so can you post the contents of these error logs, might be useful.

Thanks

Hi

Not sure what you mean by “post on the main page”.

The canonical backlink should only appear on posts which have been pulled in by the reader plugin, posts created manually via wordpress should not have the backlink.

The backlink is added to the bottom of the post content for syndicated posts. It is not added to the post excerpt. If you are seeing the backlink on an archive page for example it is because the theme you are using is showing the full content in the archive view when it should really be showing the excerpt.

Hi

Can you look in the READER plugin folder and post the contents of the error log file

Thanks