Ben Heath

@mwgerard

Similar to your problem, we’re trying to revise and do some SEO work on old posts, and would actually like to trigger the email post notification, but it WON’T work. We’re subscribed to the Premium version of the plugin, and thus have access to “premium” support, but we just get canned responses, like you’ve been getting here.

SOOOO annoying. “It’s not our plugin’s problem, it must be a conflict with your theme or a different plugin on the site”. I’d like to talk to an actual developer with Mailpoet who will walk through things and truly troubleshoot, not just send lame “it’s not me, it’s you” responses.

@wpweaver Have you been using it, and it’s still working fine?

I just discovered this, as it’s something I’ve thought about building since our Framework that we build has a lot of Customizer setting options, and a search feature like this would be ideal.

I found his github repo, and it looks like he has made recent updates, but they just aren’t available in the WP Plugin repo.

https://github.com/kylephillips/favorites

You can try updated to that most current version and see if it fixes any issues.

I found his github repo, and it looks like he has made recent updates, but they just aren’t available in the WP Plugin repo.

https://github.com/kylephillips/favorites

You can try updated to that most current version and see if it fixes any issues.

I’ve looked around for how to do this as well.

What confuses me is that the option in Settings > Favorites > Display shows for the post type “attachment” which is an image in the media gallery. So to me, that would mean the favorite button should show up on each image on the site that is in the media library, if it was inserted into the page/post editor.

But no, nothing there.

I’ve tried to think how I could do it using jQuery, to loop through each image within a div or some element, and add the function the_favorites_button($post_id, $site_id); for each element, and then pass in the attachment id, but I’m not sure how that would be done.

If I was adding images via the template file, I think I could figure this out, but when the images are added via the editor, I don’t know how to get those attachment ids.

Help!?

1.3.0.

I looked at the file, but couldn’t determine what the error was referring to on line 2174.

That did the trick.

Thanks for the quick response.

We’ve built a custom theme that allows for changing the login logo in theme options using a similar method as this plugin and are seeing the same issue.

Sometimes the height and width are returned properly, sometime it’s not. I think this is not an issue specific to this plugin, but rather the method used.

I’m posting just to note I’m having the same issue, and am curious to what the fix is.

Continuing my hunt on the interwebs!

For those who are willing to tinker around with code, this post was helpful for me

https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/15304/how-to-change-the-default-registration-email-plugin-and-or-non-plugin

It actually led me to this plugin, only to find this plugin doesn’t work anymore. So hopefully adding the code right into your functions.php file will do the trick (with some editing of course).

Hopefully someone will fork this plugin and keep it running, as it did seem like it would be handy.

Same issue with a site I manage as well.

We saw that Google had marked the site as containing malicious files, and so I took a look at the ftp to find the same files and issues as mentioned in this forum.

I’ve gone in and removed every change I could find by looking at the timestamps. Every file that had an issue all had a matching timestamp, so this was the clue to finding all of the issues.

Now that I’ve removed every issue I could find, as well as using the suggestions mentioned above by Jan Dembowski, I submitted to google in Webmaster Tools, a request for them to check the site again, and release the “This site contains malicious …” warning.

The wait may be up to 24 hours for them to review it, but hopefully, we’ll be in the clear.

I’ll report back here if there are any other hoops I have to jump through.

I just found this… and it seems to be working for me. You just need to add the code to your functions.php file.

/**
 * Add support for the QuickTime (.mov) video format.
 */
add_filter( 'wp_video_extensions',
    function( $exts ) {
        $exts[] = 'mov';
        return $exts;
    }
);

https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/165706/embed-mov-file-via-add-media-not-working

I’m having the same issue, and am hunting for a solution. I’ll let you know what I find, if anything.

We are using the ACF plugin on that site, so perhaps I’ll try setting it up that way, instead of trying to pass regular content on a page.

Thank you for your input Bryan. We can mark this closed for now, and if and when I find a solution, or am still stuck, I’ll update here so that others can benefit from the solution.

So, here is the full story.

We’ve created a CPT for Webinars. It uses the https://…./webinars/ slug, which is the archive-webinars.php file on the site.

However, the client would like to manually control what is on the Archive page via the page editor, which Archive pages don’t have.

So, I’m trying to display the content from another page that they can edit, which page will be no-indexed, and 301’d to the archive page.

The sidebar shows up fine, the page title shows up fine, but the code above which is pulling in the content from another page is not showing up, unless logged in.

If there is another way other than that code to accomplish my end goal of easily editable content on an archive page… I’m open to ideas there too. I searched, and couldn’t find other ways to approach this in google yet.

It looks like it still isn’t working. 2.4 update didn’t fix the issue from what I’m seeing.

It lets me create a recipe, but can’t edit it thereafter. So it is a step in the right direction at least.