Daniel Koskinen

I’ve changed the translation to “L?hetyslista”. Making an exception here since this is the PTE’s responsibility.

How embarrassing. I’m sorry I added to the confusion! Good to know we don’t need to start replacing your plugin then ??

This is a serious UI bug in the plugin. I just did the same thing as adamwalter on a local development site, and users ended up getting emails with links pointing to the dev site (which they can’t obviously access). Embarrassing to say the least.

If by “confirmation email” you mean something else than the email containing a password, this should be made abundantly clear. If “Email notification” is unchecked, the assumption is of course that no emails will be sent.

This should certainly be fixed by the plugin author, because the plugin is overriding the theme setting, but an alternative to modifying the plugin code is to override it again in your theme functions.php by setting a higher priority, eg. like this:

function my_social_media_aggregator_fix() {

	add_theme_support( 'post-thumbnails' );

}
add_action( 'init', 'my_social_media_aggregator_fix', 99 );

Wow, this saved my day. Couldn’t figure out why my custom plugin wasn’t working, and the reason was the theme being used was running flush_rewrite_rules 4 times every pageload!

I just realized that this doesn’t only affect 3rd party plugins like P2P but also adding links to existing pages using the link tool in TinyMCE.

I can confirm the same issue. Chrome working fine, in Firefox the buttons are missing. No Javascript errors though. Firefox v. 24 here.

EDIT: The issue at least in my case was a Firefox extension called Do Not Track Me, which will block Addthis buttons from loading. Perhaps for others too?

I might add that an even better option would probably to use WP’s built-in media upload functionality instead of your own versions of plupload, swfupload etc…

Whoops. I flushed permalinks (just go to Settings > Permalinks and click on Save) and it works again. No idea how that got messed up. nostalgicregret: it’s worth a try!

Been having exactly the same problem, for at least the past week.

Chrome dev tools reports a Not Found for this URL:

ourdomain.com/feed/p2.ajax/?p2ajax=true&action=logged_in_out&_loggedin=fcc27e2008

Do you also have JetPack enabled? It also adds Open Graph tags if the Sharing or Publicize modules are active.

It looks like the path is wrong, it should be

wp-content/plugins/meta-box/css/select2/select2.css

and

wp-content/plugins/meta-box/js/select2/select2.js

To the developer: I too am interested in how the plugin will work in a multisite setup. In principle, there should be no difference in backing up if the plugin is running only on the main site. As long as the whole database and everything in WP_CONTENT_DIR is backed up, I don’t see why it wouldn’t work. All the site-specific uploaded media is saved in WP_CONTENT_DIR/blogs.dir/ However, if smitp11 is trying to backup a single sub-site, that would probably be trickier and need to be taken into account.

Hi, I’m having this same problem. Reading the replies above leaves me baffled, especially the last answer by Marcus – is it even supposed to be possible to submit new events without logging in?

I’ve enabled “Allow anonymous event submissions” and placed the [event_form] shorcode in a page, but I still get a “You must log in to view and manage your events.” when trying to access that page.

Hi, a suggestion regarding custom sizes, would it be possible for you to add filters/actions to your sizes template and a filter to include a custom image from an arbitrary directory. That would make it easier to update your plugin in the future without overwriting changes.