chovy

I have the same problem. Plugin doesn’t work. I never receive emails with propery smtp email server. It should just use the one I setup with WP Mail

So I added that line to my functions.php…how do I activate it? It is still broken in firefox.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by chovy.

I noticed it is fixed with 1 liners, but with 3 lines it still blocks the text, so you can’t copy/paste it.

Why not just always insert the extra line. The problem would go away and not cover any of the code.

https://chovy.dyndns.org/foo1.png

I suggest you just add a placeholder for it atop all the code blocks and not ever interfere, overlay the code itself.

Sorry, i didn’t unzip the -master correctly. It works as expected. Thanks. I will revert back and wait for an official update.

doesn’t work

I just typed “some code here” in a post, highlighted it and clicked “crayon” but the crayon code area was empty in the popup.

I think the problem is as soon as you click “crayon” you’ve lost the highlighting in the post.

I don’t see any downloads.

Sorry, i was busy past week. I will test now.

Great, when will it get released so I can test?

SEO Smart Links has this feature, so you don’t overrun your blog post with links. It’s something that would be nice for yours.

Also, a way to mass add links with keywords would be cool. If I could create a list in this format and cut-n-paste them all at once it would save a lot of time:

url1 keyword1, keyword2, keyword3
url2 keyword4, keyword5, keyword6
….
etc, etc.

500 would obviously be configurable.

My upgrade simply times out and I get “Briefly unavailable for scheduled maintenance. Check back in a minute.” with n o way to login to wordpress.

DO NOT UPGRADE TO LATEST WP-INSERT OR YOU WILL BE STUCK.

My personal favorite:

“Reading Someone Else’s Code is Like Smelling Someone Else’s Sh!t”
— dotcom co-worker (back in the day).

I suppose the only surefire way to know the answer to your question is to try it.

I did find this:
https://blog.dreamdevil.com/index.php/2010/01/29/run-wordpress-tasks-from-real-cron-job/2/

I am thinking of a different error message wrt “cp” command…ipstenu is correct, you would need to concat/parse the existing .htaccess to add to it.

Files only need to be 666 or 664 or in my case 644 (files created by the web server are owned by the web server)…as long as the .htaccess was created this way, it only needs to be 644.

The developer should attempt to write to the file first, then show an error if that doesn’t work for some reason.

I totally agree with the poster above who said on 500 blogs this is a lot of extra work to have to do anything manually.

Also, I suggest you actually put the command in the error message, so if it has to be done manually, it’s a simple copy and paste.

ie: instead of “copy /path/htaccess to /some/path”
use this instead: “cp /path/to/.hatccess /target/path/of/file”