Eric Hepperle

We understand that it does not fully meet your needs, but such a negative review still seems overly harsh.

You make a good point. I have run into a lot of roadblocks trying to find something that I can try for free to change image ALT tags. I’m not against paying for a good premium plugin. But, I need to see that a plugin is going to work first.

But, you are right – it is unfair for me to give such a harsh star-rating simply because I’m frustrated. I will increase my star rating from one to three based on having read your reply.

Hi Federico, Sorry I hadn’t gotten back to you! I will give the plugin another try and open a new ticket and refer back to this one if needed.

• This reply was modified 7 months, 2 weeks ago by Eric Hepperle.

@colorful-tones Is there any response to the question @gaborangyal asked? Apparently with the 6.3.2 release, the patch just makes it so the hack that works (deleting the specific transient) no longer works. Is there an official, best-practice solution for this issue?

@bcworkz Thanks for that reply. So, would it be accurate to say my code in acf_add_allowed_script_tag() has correct syntax, but there are other overriding / interfering factors? In other words, there is nothing else I can do to this code to “fix” it. Is that right?

PS: I am already applying these functions via the Code Snippets plugin.

• This reply was modified 10 months, 3 weeks ago by Eric Hepperle.
• This reply was modified 10 months, 3 weeks ago by Eric Hepperle.

Marking as solved.

Thanks @gappiah George. That is definitely a hint in the right direction!

From your link I learned that “post” is the most permissive and changing the context to “post” fixed the issue and let me iframes finally render dynamically from ACF fields ??

Looks like the codex had some good notes about the contexts and what each is for, but those didn’t get incorporated into the the API docs, but got attached as a user comment:

// strips all html (empty array)
$allowed_html = wp_kses_allowed_html( 'strip' );

// allows all most inline elements and strips all block level elements except blockquote
$allowed_html = wp_kses_allowed_html( 'data' );

// very permissive: allows pretty much all HTML to pass - same as what's normally applied to the_content by default
$allowed_html = wp_kses_allowed_html( 'post' );

// allows a list of HTML Entities such as  
$allowed_html = wp_kses_allowed_html( 'entities' );

Super stoked this is working now!

Here is the code I ended up using for future reference:

add_filter( 'wp_kses_allowed_html', 'acf_add_allowed_iframe_tag', 10, 2 );
function acf_add_allowed_iframe_tag( $tags, $context ) {
    if ( $context === 'post' ) {
        $tags['script'] = array(
            'src'             => true,
            'height'          => true,
            'width'           => true,
            'frameborder'     => true,
            'allowfullscreen' => true,
        );
    }

    return $tags;
}

`

Thank you @paulam11!

@dylantov,

Thanks for your honest and detailed review! I came across this review when trying to find out what kind of support I would be getting with the pro version. I’ve had the same painful experience — almost to the letter — that you describe with every expensive plugin I’ve bought: Elementor, Dynamic Content, Essential Addons. At least with essential addons they offered some explanation: They are on the other side of the globe (if you are in the USA like I am) so when I am logging online for work they have already left work and are heading to bed. This seems to indicate there is no night-shift — since when?

In the 90s I worked at several telemarketing and customer service call centers in Iowa and people were employed round the clock. I don’t know if that’s a “niche” thing and perhaps software support has “always” been lazy, er I mean cheap, er I mean only working the day shift? When I worked at several several helpdesks including IBM and Mattel Interactive in the early 2000s, we were only open for 12 hours I think.

I don’t know if I’d characterize UpdraftPlus technical support as totally incompetent, but if incompetence was named “Elvis”, then they seem to be finalists for the Elvis impersonator award based on your review. Often incompetence tries to hide itself from truth by shifting blame. A pro product you pay for should at minimum offer realtime 24×7 chat support.

Dynamic Content (Dynamic.ooo) is sneaky in that they could possibly technically claim that they “do have 24-hr chat support”. But, they don’t. Sure, you can contact them via their chat interface 24×7, but nobody will even bother replied for at least 8-12 hrs.

Anyway, I was just about to recommend my boss to pay for the pro version of UpdraftPlus, but after reading your post, I have changed my mind.

• This reply was modified 1 year ago by Eric Hepperle.

Thanks for your reply @wfpeter. I have submitted the diagnostics report via my email address and also included a screenshot of the error if that is helpful. I look forward to your response!

I second the need for this basic feature of printing and archiving scan results.

Thank you so much @arrasel403 ! The code you provided did the trick and my video embed displays correctly in all sizes!

• This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by Eric Hepperle.

Thanks for the suggestion Amit! The videos seem to be rendering again on DEV just fine, but if I have this problem again I will try the Really Simple SSL plugin you suggested.

Thanks so much for your quick reply, @paulamit !

Hmm… I can see from your video that following my steps it works for you. I also notice you are on an HTTPS domain, whereas the issue I’m having is on HTTP (my laptop). I pushed DEV to STAGING and which has http protocol and the video shows up fine there also.

So, it appears the issue is that Rumble videos won’t display on localhost (http), but with the exact same WordPress setup, it displays fine on a live http URL.

Any ideas on how I can get the Rumble videos to show up on DEV?

Thanks!

• This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by Eric Hepperle.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by Eric Hepperle. Reason: Corrected factually incorrect details

@swansonphotos Thanks for your reply. I know what an archive page is, but I’m not sure how that is relevant. I’m not on an archive page when I encounter the error. I’m in the admin portion that you get to through here:

Dashboard > Left Sidebar > Categories

Perhaps it would help to clarify where I’m at if I post a screenshot? Please tell me if I’m missing something. I’m always open to gentle correction.

As for the caching, I thought about that, but I don’t have any caching plugins installed, so I ruled that out. Would it help if I shared a list of all the plugins I’m using, or would that be unsafe in a public forum?

This topic is marked as spam.

Huh? This should not be marked as spam. Did my editing the question for correctness and completeness somehow trigger a spam flag?